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Data Scout Notes: 2020: 01/09/20-Announced Early Entry into 2020 NFL Draft...2019: 2ndC...PMaxwell/POBrien...HM All-Mountain West w/285-484-3875-36-10-58.9 pass, 134-359-2.7-4 rush in 12 sts, 13 gms in '18. Backup w/5-9-22-1-0-55.6 pass, 16-138-8.6-1 rush in 6 gms in '17. Redshirted in '16.
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If the annual NFL Combine is a little like pro football's version of speed dating, then Indianapolis is where quarterback Cole McDonald and the Tennessee Titans found some instant chemistry in February. The kind that prompted the Titans to take the forme r University of Hawaii quarterback in the seventh round of Saturday's NFL Draft with an eye toward the future. "He (McDonald) was somebody that stood out for us at the combine and through our evaluations and our conversations," Titans head coach Mike Vra bel said in a media conference call. "Our coaches were certainly intrigued by the player."Between initial and subsequent conversations, Titans' general manager Jon Robinson told reporters, "We spent quite a bit of time with him (there) in the proc ess, just getting to know him a little bit. Arthur (Smith, the offensive coordinator) and Pat (O'Hara, the quarterbacks coach) did and (they) developed a good relationship with him. (We) felt like, from a tools standpoint, he was a guy that we'd like to work with." Robinson said, "He's a guy that's got really good size, really good athleticism, ran fast, he moves around (and) he's got good arm strength." - Honolulu Advertiser
(DS#15 QB) rJr/2020  QB *Cole McDonald, Hawaii
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McDonald had hoped to boost his stock at UH's pro day. But the joint event, which was set to be hosted by UCLA this past Tuesday, was postponed - and likely canceled - because of the pandemic concerns. McDonald understood the reasoning, but still was dis appointed. Seventeen former Warriors were set to compete in the event, in which players go through speed, strength and agility drills, as well as field workouts. "Some guys use it as a steppingstone," McDonald said. "(Former UH receiver) John Ursua used it, and had a really good look. I feel a lot of guys may be overlooked and not be given an opportunity because they can't showcase their talents. It was a bummer not to have it." Ursua was selected by the Seattle Seahawks in last year's seventh round of the NFL Draft.McDonald said he has stayed fit working out at friends' home gyms. He said there's an open field where he works on throwing and footwork. Because of the pandemic, he has not had any private workouts with NFL teams. But teams have bee n in contact with McDonald's agent. On Tuesday, McDonald was contacted by an AFC team. "The quarterback coach called me," McDonald said. "He wanted to chat, and see how this whole thing is going. We talked a little. It was a nice conversation. We'll see. " - Honolulu Advertiser
(DS#15 QB) rJr/2020 QB *Cole McDonald, Hawaii
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2020 NFL COMBINE INVITE: Cole McDonald, QB, Hawaii,...Last month, McDonald announced his decision to forgo his senior season and apply for the NFL Draft. The La Mirada, Calif., native finished his career fourth all-time on the school's passing yardage (8 ,032) and passing touchdowns (70) lists. This past season, he led the Rainbow Warriors to a 10-win season and was selected Most Valuable Player of the SoFi Hawai'i Bowl after UH's 38-34 victory in which he threw for a career-high 492 yards. - Hawaii Foot ball
(DS#15 QB) rJr/2020 QB *Cole McDonald, Hawaii
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Cole McDonald capped a stellar performance with a 24-yard touchdown pass to Nick Mardner with 1:17 remaining, and Hawaii beat BYU 38-34 on Tuesday night for the Warriors' first 10-win season since 2010. McDonald threw for 493 yards and four touchdowns ag ainst a BYU defense that was allowing an average of 203.8 yards passing per game. Still, it took a late rally for Hawaii to beat BYU for the first time since 2001 when both were part of the Western Athletic Conference. After leading 31-24 at halftime, th e Cougars (7-6) shut out the Warriors until the final possession. McDonald scrambled for 9 yards. He found Mardner behind the defense for a 38-yard pass that at least put Hawaii in range to tie the game. And then he hit Mardner on a post route, and he tu mbled into the end zone as Aloha Stadium erupted for its home team, even though the Warriors (10-5) were technically the visiting team.BYU wasted a solid game by Zach Wilson, whose father grew up in Hawaii. Wilson threw for 274 yards and ran for 7 2 yards and two short TDs to help the Cougars rally from a 10-point deficit in the first half. BYU's last chance ended when Khoury Bethley intercepted Wilson for the second time, and the celebration was on. McDonald finished 28 of 46, and he did most of his damage in the first half by throwing for 331 yards and three scores. Of the four touchdown drives, the shortest was 40 yards. That one followed Bethley's first interception. Two plays later, McDonald found Jared Smart on a post route with a perfectly thrown pass that made it 14-0. - AP College Football
(DS#15 QB) rJr/2020 QB *Cole McDonald, Hawaii
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2019 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST SECOND TEAM (COACHES): QB - Cole McDonald, Jr., Hawaii,...McDonald has completed 64.8 percent of his attempts this season for 3,401 yards and 29 touchdowns. He ranks No. 8 nationally in total offense (317.1 yards/game) and No. 10 i n points responsible for (212). The La Mirada, Calif., native leads the MW in five categories including completion percentage and passing efficiency (147.6). - Hawaii Football
(DS#15 QB) rJr/2020 QB *Cole McDonald, Hawaii
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Cole McDonald came off the bench to pass for 250 yards and three touchdowns and Hawaii rallied to a 52-31 win over Army on Saturday night. The Rainbow Warriors (9-4) overcame 411 yards rushing by the Black Knights (5-7) to extend their winning streak to four games. McDonald, who missed a few practices earlier in the week due to flu-like symptoms, entered the game late in the second quarter after an injury to starting quarterback Chevan Cordeiro and finished 19-of-29 passing without an interception.McDonald threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Jason-Matthew Sharsh that gave Hawaii its first lead at 24-17 with 2:40 left in the first half. He also connected on second-half scoring strikes of 7 and 20 yards to JoJo Ward and Jared Smart, respectively. Sma rt hauled in eight receptions for 123 yards and Cedric Byrd II notched eight grabs for 122 yards, including a 25-yard TD pass from Cordeiro in the second quarter. Cordeiro threw for 109 yards on 7-of-12 passing. He also found Sharsh for a 26-yard score t hat tied it at 10-apiece late in the first quarter. Miles Reed carried 10 times for 92 yards and scored on a 1-yard run to cap Hawaii's opening possession of the second half. The Rainbow Warriors finished with 359 yards passing the air and 492 total yard s. - Hawaii/AP College Football
(DS#15 QB) rJr/2020 QB *Cole McDonald, Hawaii
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Jason-Matthew Sharsh caught 10 passes for 95 yards and a touchdown on Saturday night, and Hawaii held off San Diego State 14-11 in a battle for the Mountain West Conference West Division title. The Rainbow Warriors (8-4, 5-3) tied the Aztecs (8-3, 5-3) i n the standings after the final conference game for both teams. With the head-to-head tiebreaker, Hawaii earned a spot in the Mountain West championship game and will face No. 20 Boise State on Dec. 7. Cole McDonald's 5-yard TD pass to Sharsh opened the scoring in the first quarter, and Fred Holly III's 11-yard TD run made it 14-3 in the third. Ryan Agnew scored on a 5-yard keeper and ran in the two-point conversion to cut the Aztecs' deficit to 14-11 with 12:58 left in the game. San Diego State drove 5 0 yards to the Hawaii 31 to set up Matt Araiza with a 48-yard attempt with 8 seconds left. Araiza missed, and Hawaii ran out the clock for the win. - Hawaii/AP College Football
(DS#15 QB) rJr/2020 QB *Cole McDonald, Hawaii
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Cole McDonald ran for two touchdowns and Cortez Davis picked off a pass and returned it 43 yards for the go-ahead score as Hawaii rallied for a 21-7 victory over UNLV on Saturday. Kenyon Oblad's 31-yard scoring strike to Darren Woods Jr. gave UNLV a 7-0 lead after one quarter. McDonald ended a 10-play, 90-yard drive with a 1-yard TD run with 22 seconds left before halftime to knot the score at 7. The game remained tied until Davis picked off Oblad with 1:33 left in the third quarter for a 14-7 Rainbow W arriors (7-4, 4-3 Mountain West Conference) lead. McDonald wrapped up the victory with a 2-yard TD run early in the fourth quarter. McDonald completed 20 of 26 passes for 211 yards. He ran for 43 yards on 11 carries. Oblad connected on only 10 of 22 pass es for 118 yards with two picks for the Rebels (2-8, 0-6). - Hawaii/AP College Football
(DS#15 QB) rJr/2020 QB *Cole McDonald, Hawaii
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Cole McDonald and Miles Reed led Hawaii's ground game and an expected passing mismatch failed to materialize as the Rainbow Warriors beat New Mexico 45-31 on Saturday. Behind quarterback McDonald, Hawaii (5-3, 2-2 Mountain West Conference) entered the ga me with the country's third-leading passing attack with 359 yards per game. New Mexico is ranked 130th and last in NCAA FBS statistics, allowing 348 yards per game.While McDonald certainly was effective through the air, completing 17 passes for 23 7 yards that included a touchdown, it was the Rainbow Warriors ground game that came up big with 255 yards. McDonald led the way, gaining a career-best 140 yards with two TD runs. Reed added 97 yards rushing and a touchdown. "It's an added element we hav en't used a whole lot this year, but I thought, you saw his speed," Hawaii coach Nick Rolovich said. "I thought their plan early on was not to let us throw it. I had a hunch we might have to run the ball a little more." In his first game of the season, K umoku Noa had four catches for 120 yards and a touchdown for the Rainbow Warriors. - Hawaii/AP College Football
(DS#15 QB) rJr/2020 QB *Cole McDonald, Hawaii
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SEPT 30/WEEK 5 MOUNTAIN WEST OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: COLE MCDONALD, HAWAI'I, Junior, Quarterback, La Mirada, California/Sonora HS,...Led Hawai'i to a 54-3 road win at Nevada, the Rainbow Warriors largest margin of victory in a road Mountain West co ntest and third-largest road win in program history...Completed 25-of-30 passes for 312 yards and four touchdowns...Threw touchdown passes of 36, 2, 12 and 20 yards...Opened the game with seven-consecutive completions for 87 yards and one touchdown. - Mo untain West Football
(DS#15 QB) rJr/2020 QB *Cole McDonald, Hawaii
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