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Kohl Levao, DS #999 OG, Hawaii 
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Name: Kohl Levao
College: Hawaii Number: 72
Height: 6-5 Weight: 350
Position: OG Pos2: C/OT
Class/Draft Year: rSr/2021
40 Low: 5.35 40 Time: 5.47 40 High: 5.54
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Data Scout Notes: 2019: (+) Coming off Undisclosed Aug INJ/PRimington...Started 11 gms at RT, 3 sts at C in '18. Transferred from City College of San Francisco for '18. Started 13 gms at OT in 17 gms in '16-'17.
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Kohl Levao, Hawaii, Player News
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The versatile Kohl Levao has played all three spots on the line - tackle, center, and guard - in his time at UH. In 2018, he started all 14 games, however he missed the majority of last season due to injury and ended up redshirting. The 6-6, 350-pound se nior is back to full strength and Bennett raves about him: "He's a big, athletic guy who loves to get his pads down and run people over. But he's also a very intellectual players. He's one of those guys I trust on the sideline because he sees the whole f ield and can help fix situations. He's bought in and has become a great leader." - khon2.com
(DS#999 OG) rSr/2021  OG Kohl Levao, Hawaii
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Before suffering a knee injury that would reduce his 2019 season to four games, offensive lineman Kohl Levao was regarded as the Hawaii football team's top prospect for the 2020 NFL Draft. Levao is returning for his second senior year - he qualified for a redshirt in 2019 - and is expected to have a prominent presence on the Rainbow Warriors' deep offensive line this coming season. Levao's role? "I'm going to have him put his hand on the ground and knock people off the ball," head coach Todd Graham said .This has been a hectic period for Graham, who was hired as Nick Rolovich's successor in January. In his four previous head-coaching jobs, Graham has never had to cobble together a recruiting class in three weeks and go through a spring semester w ithout a single practice. Graham and his staff have conducted meetings on Zoom and monitored the players' academics while evaluating personnel and implementing offensive and defensive schemes. "We're swamped trying to be on top of that," Graham said. But Graham has remained true to a baseline of aggressiveness and discipline - a theme that he hopes will be set by the offensive line, particularly physical blockers such as Levao. - Honolulu Advertiser
(DS#999 OG) rSr/2021 OG Kohl Levao, Hawaii
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Center Kohl Levao will miss a "significant part" of the Hawaii football team's training camp because of an undisclosed injury, head coach Nick Rolovich confirmed on Wednesday. Rolvich indicated Levao suffered the injury on Tuesday. "We have to get a comp lete diagnosis, and get to a point on what his rehab is going to look like," Rolovich said.Rolovich is optimistic Levao will be back before the Aug. 24 opener against Arizona at Aloha Stadium. For now, Rolovich said, the anticipation is "he'll be down for a significant part of training camp." In just a year in the UH program after transferring from City College of San Francisco, Levao has emerged as a team leader. He started at right tackle the first 11 games of the 2018 season before moving to c enter for the final three. Levao, who is 6 feet 6 and 330 pounds, recently was placed on the watch list for the Rimington Trophy as college football's best center. - Honolulu Advertiser
(DS#999 OG) rSr/2021 OG Kohl Levao, Hawaii
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2019 PRESEASON RIMINGTON TROPHY CANDIDATE: Kohl Levao, Hawaii,...Levao moved to center for the final three games of last season after starting the first 11 at right tackle. He helped pave the way for an offense that finished ninth nationally in passing. Four other centers from Mountain West teams made the initial list; Garrett Larson of Boise State, Kyle Stapley of New Mexico, Keith Ismael of San Diego State, and Sid Acosta of UNLV. - Hawaii Football
(DS#999 OG) rSr/2021 OG Kohl Levao, Hawaii
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