Feature on the Warriors' preparation for UH's Pro Day

About how he's worked hard to prepare for their Pro Day, Kealoha Pilares said:
"I've worked hard for this. Whatever happens, happens." (HSA)


About wanting to do well at Pro Day, Lametrius Davis said:
"We want to open some eyes." (HSA)


About wanting to bench 225 pounds 40 times, Laupepa Letuli said:
"I'm stuck at 39 for the last two weeks. We have to get this thing going. Who knows? Maybe the adrenaline will kick in." (HSA)


About training in Arizona with Chad Ikei and many other Warriors, Mana Silva said:
"I'm at 205 (pounds), the same as when I played (at UH), but it's a better 205. I don't eat any white rice," Silva said. "I eat a lot of protein — steak and eggs — and a lot of salads. No chicken katsu." (HSA)


HSA Note: "Former UH quarterback Colt Brennan had hoped to throw to receivers during passing drills. But UH officials were told that players who had exhausted their NCAA eligibility for at least a year were not allowed to work out in front of NFL scouts because of the current lockout.

Because of the ruling, former UH defensive end Melila Purcell III, who received a medical release from the Cleveland Browns two years ago, also was told he could not participate. But Cameron Allen-Jones, who missed the past two UH seasons after suffering injuries from a fire, will be allowed to participate."


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