After the resignation of the University of Hawaii football coach Todd Graham’s turmoil still exist and the search for a new head coach begins.
Khoury Bethley, linebacker-safety and a co-captain, for the University of Hawaii football, entered the NCAA transfer portal just one day after tweeting that he was returning for his final season.
Jacob Yoro, interim head coach, was trying to placate the Rainbows Warriors who remain. He also set up an offseason training program and confirmed recruiting visits.
Many people with University of Hawaii connections are emerging as potential candidates to succeed Graham.
UH has only three more recruiting weekends before the February 2nd start of the next football prospect signing period.
Graham’s resignation was announced on Friday afternoon. UH posted the job posting on its website that night. UH will be operating on a five-day-and-counting process.
This means official interviews might be able to start after the end of the day Wednesday. Meanwhile, applications will continue to be accepted.
In the past, following consultation with several advisers, choices for recent head coaching hires have been made by David Matlin, the UH athletic director. Matlin then referred Matlin’s pick to UH president David Lassner.
June Jones, Corey Bato, Rich Miano and Craig Stutzmann are all expected to apply.
