Top recruits Zachary Quines and Tu'ulauena Lolohea will not play for UH this season due to academic qualification problems

HSA Note: "Two top recruits -- linebackers Zachary Quines of Mililani High and Tu'ulauena Lolohea of Kapolei High -- will not play for the University of Hawaii this season."

HSA Note: "Quines, who is 6-foot-3 and 210 pounds, said he will attend Arizona Western, a junior college in Yuma, Ariz. Lolohea will attend UH-West Oahu for a year with the intent of transferring to UH-Manoa next June. Quines said he did not meet the academic requirements to play for the Warriors this season. He said he decided to enroll at Arizona Western, where he will receive a football scholarship."

About how he hopes to play for UH in 2012, Quines said:
"I want to take care of business and come back home. I want to play for Hawaii." (HSA)

HSA Note: "One scouting service rated Quines as the state's fifth-best recruit. The UH athletics website said Quines was ranked as the nation's No. 17 inside linebacker. He was recruited by Oregon, Oregon State and Washington before signing with the Warriors. Lolohea, according to UH, was ranked as the state's 12th-best recruit and the nation's 35th-best inside linebacker. As a Kapolei senior, Lolohea amassed 11 sacks and forced four fumbles. He was recruited by Arkansas, Arizona and Colorado before signing with the Warriors. Lolohea needs to earn 24 transferable credits to be eligible to transfer to UH-Manoa. If he qualifies, he will lose a year on his five-year eligibility clock, and will have four years to play four seasons. Also, Tim Brown, a linebacker from Waianae who was on the Warriors' spring roster, has decided to transfer to a junior college."

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