Who Rolovich beat & loss to at Hawaii

[FnuLnu]

Wins
UT Martin (2016 FCS team)
Nevada (2016, @2019-bowl team)
San Jose St (@2016, 2017-11 loss team, @2018-11 loss team, 2019)
Air Force (@2016 bowl team)
Fresno St (@2016 -11 loss team)
UMass (2016 10 loss team, @2017)
Middle Tenn (2016 Aloha Bowl, a home game)
Western Carolina (2017 - FCS team)
Colorado St (@2018 9 loss team)
Navy (2018 - 10 loss team)
Rice (2018 - 11 loss team)
Duquesne (2018 FCS playoff team)
Wyoming (2018)
UNLV (2018, @2019)
San Diego St (@2018-bowl team, 2019-bowl team)
Arizona (2019)
Oregon State (2019)
Central Arkansas (2019 FCS)
New Mexico (@2019-11 loss team)
Army (2019)
BYU (2019 Hawaii Bowl)
No wins over Top 25 ranked teams (very tough for MWC teams to get ranked however)
Has never beat Power 5 on road (0-4 and all blowouts, only Arizona in 2016 was beatable)
2 bowl wins (both at home)
4 wins over bowl teams with 3 of the 4 wins happening on road (not bad)
4 wins over FCS teams
8 wins over bad [9 losses or more]
Beat every MWC team except Boise State (never played at home) & Utah State (played twice-both blowout losses)
Has never won a game in front of crowd over 30,000
Only played one game ever in MWC with crowd greater than 40,000 (SD State)
(MWC attendance is awful folks)

Losses
Michigan (@2016 - body bag 10 win bowl team)
Cal (2016 in Australia)
Arizona (@2016)
UNLV (2016, @2017)
New Mexico (2016 bowl team)
San Diego St (@2016-11 win bowl team, 2017-10 win bowl team)
Boise St (@2016 10 win bowl team, @2019-twice vs 12 win bowl team)
UCLA (@2017 bowl team "OMG, he lost to Mora!!!!")
Wyoming (@2017 bowl team)
Colorado St (2017 bowl team)
Nevada (@2017, 2018 bowl team)
Fresno St (2017 10 win bowl team, @2018 12 win bowl team)
Utah St (@2017 6-7 bowl team, 2018 11 win bowl team - both losses blowouts)
BYU (2017, @2018 bowl team)
Army (@2018 bowl team)
Lousiana Tech (2018 Hawaii Bowl)
UW (@2018 bowl team)
No real losses to "BAAAD" teams (9 or 10 losses or very low tier FBS leagues, just couple losses to 8 loss teams)

 

[chugspig]

Besides the incredible environment nature wise, and all the attractions of perfect weather and beaches....Hawaii has little to offer football facilities wise comparatively to most other west coast football schools. So while they attract lots of athletes from the islands, they get very little else to work with and lose a lot of the top end to big schools. For what Rolovich has available, he did a great job. Now he needs to take the next step with all the extra resources.