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01/11/2026 07:05

Gifts left behind from coach June Jones can be seen across Hawaii

While watching top-ranked Kapolei win convincingly to advance to the OIA championship game Friday, I was reminded of one of the many things June Jones, who died Wednesday at 73, did for Hawaii football.

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