2004 Hawaii Bowl - Game Summary

Game Summary

UAB started the scoring with a 51-yard touchdown strike from quarterback Darrell Hackney to wide receiver Roddy White. The extra point attempt was blocked, and UAB opened up a 6–0 lead. Hawaii came right back with a 74-yard touchdown pass from Timmy Chang to Jason Rivers to take a 7–6 lead. UAB's Dan Burks scored on a 4-yard touchdown run to make the score 13–7 UAB. However, the Warriors responded with a pair of touchdowns to take a 21–13 lead at the end of the first quarter. West Keliikipi scored first on a 4-yard run, and Chang threw a 29-yard pass to Gerald Welch for the second score.

In the second quarter, Nick Hayes opened the scoring with a 22-yard field goal to bring UAB within 21–16. Hawaii answered with a 13-yard touchdown pass from Chang to Chad Owens bringing the lead to 28–16. Norris Drinkard scored on a 10-yard touchdown run for UAB to cut the lead to 28–23. Hayes second field goal of the quarter from 36-yards out with three seconds remaining in the half trimmed the lead to 28–26.

Hawaii blew the game wide open in the third quarter. First, Chad Owens caught a 15-yard touchdown pass from Timmy Chang, and then he scored on a 59-yard punt return. A Justin Ayat 43-yard field goal pushed the lead to 45–26. UAB's Hackney scored on a 4-yard touchdown run to bring the score to 45–33, but the Warriors would not fold.

In the fourth quarter, Timmy Chang drove Hawaii the length of the field, and capped a time consuming drive with a 4-yard touchdown run. Lance Rhodes caught a 17-yard touchdown pass from Hackney, to bring the score to 52–40. But the ensuing onside kick was returned by Hawaii's Britton Komine 42-yards for a Hawaii touchdown. That provided the final score, 59–40.

Scoring summary
Quarter Time Drive Team Scoring information Score
Plays Yards TOP Hawaii UAB
1 11:06 6 67 1:58 UAB Roddy White 51-yard touchdown reception from Darrell Hackney, Nick Hayes kick no good (blocked) 0 6
1 10:45 1 74 00:12 Hawaii Jason Rivers 74-yard touchdown reception from Timmy Chang, Justin Ayat kick good 7 6
1 8:19 8 80 2:21 UAB Dan Burks 4-yard touchdown run, Nick Hayes kick good 7 13
1 5:32 6 83 2:42 Hawaii West Keliikipi 4-yard touchdown run, Justin Ayat kick good 14 13
1 3:57 4 54 1:07 Hawaii Gerald Welch 29-yard touchdown reception from Timmy Chang, Justin Ayat kick good 21 13
2 13:43 12 74 5:14 UAB 22-yard field goal by Nick Hayes 21 16
2 9:14 6 76 2:32 Hawaii Chad Owens 13-yard touchdown reception from Timmy Chang, Justin Ayat kick good 28 16
2 6:03 8 67 3:02 UAB Norris Drinkard 10-yard touchdown run, Nick Hayes kick good 28 23
2 00:03 10 52 2:29 UAB 37-yard field goal by Nick Hayes 28 26
3 11:47 4 36 1:22 Hawaii Chad Owens 15-yard touchdown reception from Timmy Chang, Justin Ayat kick good 35 26
3 7:44 1 59 00:18 Hawaii Chad Owens 59-yard punt return for a touchdown, Justin Ayat kick good 42 26
3 3:41 5 29 2:13 Hawaii 43-yard field goal by Justin Ayat 45 26
3 00:21 9 80 3:20 UAB Darrell Hackney 4-yard touchdown run, Nick Hayes kick good 45 33
4 9:40 15 85 5:35 Hawaii Timmy Chang 4-yard touchdown run, Justin Ayat kick good 52 33
4 2:06 7 54 2:40 UAB Lance Rhodes 17-yard touchdown reception from Darrell Hackney, Nick Hayes kick good 52 40
4 1:55 1 42 00:10 Hawaii Britton Komine 42-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, Justin Ayat kick good 59 40
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