Here's the link:

http://www.hulabowlhawaii.com/

It's a weird site though...wouldn't even load for me.

2006 Hula Bowl rosters

• Ex-Warriors eager to play in Hula Bowl


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WEST ROSTER

1 Barrick Nealy WR/QB 6-5 230 Texas State

2 Marcus King CB 5-11 195 Missouri

3 Fahu Tahi RB 6-0 250 BYU

5 David Pittman CB 5-11 175 Northwestern State

6 Dwayne Slay LB/FS 6-3 215 Texas Tech

8 Steve Paris FS 6-1 200 Iowa State

10 Cory Hodges QB 6-1 210 Texas Tech

11 Ed Hinkel WR 6-1 190 Iowa

12 John Torp P 6-2 210 Colorado

14 Lono Manners SS 5-10 207 Hawai'i

15 Brett Elliott QB 6-3 210 Linfield

16 Brad Smith WR/QB 6-2 212 Missouri

21 Marcus Demps FS 6-1 200 San Diego State

23 Antwan Allen CB 5-10 180 Iowa

24 Jovon Johnson CB 5-9 180 Iowa

26 Zeke Staples ILB 6-0 215 San Jose State

29 Raymond Washington CB 6-0 220 Fresno State

31 Cory Ross RB 5-6 195 Nebraska

33 Bristol Olomua TE 6-5 255 Texas Tech

34 Colin Allred OLB 6-1 235 Baylor

36 Tyrone Culver FS 6-1 207 Fresno State

37 Shawn Willis FB 6-3 255 Oklahoma State

43 Patrick Cobbs RB 5-9 205 North Texas

44 Tim Dobbins ILB 6-1 245 Iowa State

45 Tanuvasa Moe LB/LS 6-0 220 Hawai'i

47 John Syptak ILB 6-2 250 Rice

51 Kila Kamakawiwo'ole DE 6-3 240 Hawai'i

53 Joe Lobendahn ILB 5-10 225 Washington

54 Lance Reynolds C 6-2 303 BYU

55 Fred Evans DT 6-5 307 Texas State

57 Ross Weaver OT 6-7 300 Air Force

59 Brian Ferentz OL 6-2 287 Iowa

61 Tusi Sa'au OG 6-1 317 Washington

62 Pat McCoy OT 6-5 325 West Texas A&M

63 Mike Briesel OT/OG 6-5 295 Colorado State

66 Brandon Eaton OG 6-2 287 Hawai'i

67 Joe Toledo OT 6-6 320 Washington

69 Kinji Green DE 6-2 275 San Jose State

72 Donald Penn OG/OT 6-5 305 Utah State

73 Chris Kuper OG 6-4 300 North Dakota

79 Jesse Boone C 6-5 305 Utah

80 Rufus Skillern WR 6-1 185 San Jose State

88 Clinton Solomon WR 6-3 200 Iowa

93 Vaka Manupuna NG 6-2 290 Colorado

94 Steve Fifita NG 5-11 315 Utah

95 Montez Murphy DE 6-6 270 Baylor

96 Titus Adams DT 6-4 300 Nebraska

98 Sir Henry Anderson DT 6-4 310 Oregon State

99 Manaia Brown DT/DE 6-4 310 BYU

Head coach: Tyrone Willingham, Washington

Assistants: **** Tomey, San Jose State; Two TBA.

EAST ROSTER

1 Marcus Hudson FS 6-1 193 North Carolina State

2 Andre Hall RB 5-9 200 South Florida

5 Matt Rice DE 6-5 270 Penn State

6 Brandon Marshall WR 6-6 230 Central Florida

7 Bruce Gradkowski QB 6-2 220 Toledo

8 Brett Bell CB 6-0 198 Wisconsin

9 Eric Smith SS 6-1 205 Michigan State

10 Calvin Lowry FS 5-11 201 Penn State

11 Owen Daniels TE 6-3 250 Wisconsin

12 Josh Lay CB 6-2 195 Pittsburgh

14 Ryan Hoffman P 6-2 190 Illinois State

15 Dion Byrum CB 5-11 201 Penn State

19 D.J. Fitzpatrick PK 6-2 205 Notre Dame

20 Dawan Landry SS 6-2 218 Georgia Tech

21 Antoine Bagwell RB 5-11 186 California (Pa.)

22 Oliver Hoyte ILB 6-3 250 North Carolina State

24 Marcus Maxey CB 6-2 200 Miami (Fla.)

29 Anthony Madison CB 5-9 180 Alabama

33 P.J. Pope RB 5-10 216 Bowling Green

40 Chris Moore ILB 6-3 230 East Carolina

41 Scott Paxson NT 6-4 290 Penn State

44 Omar Gaither OLB 6-1 235 Tennessee

45 P.J. Daniels RB 5-11 210 Georgia Tech

46 Corey Mays ILB 6-1 240 Notre Dame

48 William Kershaw OLB 6-3 235 Maryland

51 Jimmy Martin OT 6-5 310 Virginia Tech

52 Jason Palermo OL 6-3 305 Wisconsin

53 Donovan Raiola C 6-2 300 Wisconsin

55 Brandon Hoyte ILB 6-0 230 Notre Dame

57 Javon Nanton DE 6-3 250 Miami (Fla.)

66 Patrick Ross C 6-3 300 Boston College

67 Matt Lentz C 6-6 313 Michigan

68 McKinley Boykin DT 6-2 285 Mississippi

70 Marcus McNeill OT 6-8 335 Auburn

71 Tim Sandidge DT 6-1 304 Virginia Tech

72 Jason Murphy OG 6-3 305 Virginia Tech

75 Richard Collier OT 6-7 345 Valdosta State

76 Walter Stith OT 6-9 310 North Carolina A&T

78 Kyle Ralph OG 6-4 300 North Carolina

79 Guy Whimper OT 6-4 310 East Carolina

81 Brandon Williams WR 5-10 175 Wisconsin

82 Ben Obamanu WR 6-1 205 Auburn

88 Kyle Smith WR 6-0 170 Youngstown State

89 Jonathan Orr WR 6-3 190 Wisconsin

90 David Tollefson DE 6-4 255 Northwest Missouri State

91 Jeff King TE 6-5 250 Virginia Tech

92 Gerald Anderson DT 6-1 320 Georgia

96 Domata Peko DT 6-3 315 Michigan State

Head Coach: Tommy Tuberville, Auburn

Assistants: Skip Holtz, East Carolina; Scot Dapp, Moravian; One TBA.

GAME DAY PERFORMANCE:

The following guys helped themselves in the actual game during the Hula Bowl yesterday, IMO.

WAY UP:

Brandon Marshall, WR, Central Florida
Brett Elliott, QB, Utah & Linfield College
Calvin Lowry, S, Penn State
Jeremy Mincey, DE, Florida
Steve Paris, S, Iowa State
Larry Dibbles, DT, Texas

UP:

Josh Betts, QB, Miami (OH)
Brent Hawkins, DE, Illinois State
William Kershaw, OLB, Maryland
Antoine Bagwell, RB, California of PA
Corey Mays, MLB, Notre Dame
Chris Moore, LB, East Carolina
Donmato Peko, DT, Michigan State
P.J. Pope, RB, Bowling Green
Matthew Rice, DE, Penn State
Titus Adams, DT, Nebraska
Colin Allred, OLB, Baylor
Patrick Cobbs, RB, North Texas
Marcus Demps, S, San Diego State
Jovon Johnson, CB, Iowa
Donald Penn, OT, Utah State
Ezekiel Staples, OLB, San Jose State

Heres me evaluation of the game. These guys looked good.

WEST

Barrick Nealy as a WR! He is not a QB at the next level. He did not make one good pass the entire game.

Victor Mann FB KSU-Looked good at FB. Had some nice runs and busted up the middle with size and power.

Patrick Cobbs RB N Texas-Has been good for a while now, and looked okay in this game. He caught some passes out of the backfield and returned some kicks as well.

Jason Brown WR Air Force-A TE in a WR position, looked real good on a couple plays and could be a nice late addition.

Ed Hinkel-Ran amazing routes, but didnt get the ball much due to horrible QB play. Got invited to the combine this week as well.

Montez Murphy-Appeared impressive on a few plays. One play just absolutely dominated his blocker en route to a stop. Loved his frame.

Larry Dibbles-Hes been overshadowed by OVERHYPED Rod Wright. Showed he too can play tackle at Texas.

Fred Evans- I personally thought he looked good on a few plays. I think there are mixed reviews on him.

Aaron Harris-If he were bigger, he would be a 2nd rounder. Plain and simple.

Brett Elliot-He was fairly accurate and had a nice release point. Didnt throw down the field that well and is an insane longshot to be in a camp. Liked what I saw of him personally though.


EAST

Brad Smith-As a WR! He had poor accuracy, and didnt make any real good throws. He too, is not a NFL QB.

Brandon Marshall- Big play guy! Very good NFL potential. An ex Free Safety. Most importatly, he caught the ball with his hands, not his body.

PJ Daniels-Very good upright runner, who was arguably the best player in the game. Wouldnt go down on first hit and looked very good up the middle.

Damarius Bilbo-Showed great technique when catching the ball.

Richard Collier-Huge guy! Handled his man a majority of the time. Just a big ole tackle.

Antione Bagwell-He had a ton of heart, played on Special Teams as a gunner. Most likely a Special Teamer at best.

Jeremy Mincey-Stud on defense! Got behind the line a ton and wreaked havoc on every play. Will be tried at OLB, and might be this years sexy tweener.

Matt Rice-Lots of pressure on the backfield, looked good on a variety of plays. He was unblockable at times like his teammate Tamba Hali.

Brent Hawkins-The Purdue transfer, undersized DE but very effective, forced a fumble and really used finesse to get around the edge. They compared him to Dwight Freeney.

Gerald Anderson-A pure NT with some good upside. A little short, but makes up for it in power and bulk.