Teams that win postseason bowl games do not suffer from memory loss. They know who they are. They know how they got there. They know the meaning of the word "execution" and apply their achievements in the regular season to the offseason down pat.

They know how to limit turnovers. They know how to run their offenses and make stops. And they know how to adjust. These are program-defining wins that let a country know who it is.

On Friday, Dec. 24, the University of Hawaii Warrior football team made the biggest mistake it could ever make this season: forgetting who they were in the 2010 Sheraton Hawaii Bowl.

Their forgetfulness and lapses in ...

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