"Kahuku, the defending champion, was in elephant/rhino/impenetrable fortress mode over the previous two seasons under then-coach Vavae Tata. The “heavy” formation of the offense featured five imposing, massive linemen, two sizable tight ends, two bulldozing fullbacks and a tailback often built more like a middle linebacker. It was, and still can be, a brutal, merciless blueprint of intelligent design. More than a ton of poundage, all on the move at explosive speed, created to hammer any loose nail in its path".

Absolutely one of the best descriptions of a pure old-style football offense I ever read... and enjoyed.  Nice job Paul Honda!