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Published Apr 13, 2018

Hawaii LB Talks Washington Offer, Living Up To Hau'oli Kikaha's Legacy

Lars Hanson • TheDawgReport

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Hau'oli Kikaha made the most of the one season the sack-artist spent under Chris Petersen and his coaching staff at Washington.

Playing in a career high 14 games Kikaha led the nation with 19 sacks in 2014, adding 25 tackles for loss for a single-season UW record. The former Kahuku High School (Kahuku, Hawaii) and state Player of the Year in 2009, blazed a path from the Islands to Seattle that one junior at Kahuku now has the chance to follow.