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Cardae Mack runs for 154 yards and 2 touchdowns, Arizona State grinds out 30-12- win over Hawaii

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Marshall, J. (2026, October 11). Cardae Mack runs for 154 yards and 2 touchdowns, Arizona State grinds out 30-12- win over Hawaii. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/cardae-mack-runs-for-154-yards-and-2-touchdowns-arizona-state-grinds-out-30-12-win-over-hawaii/article_eeae710e-c4ca-5299-8d23-d7a29dd4817d.html

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Cardae Mack ran for 154 yards and two touchdowns, helping Arizona State secure a 30-12 victory over Hawaii in a game marked by penalties and missed opportunities. Cutter Boley contributed with two touchdown passes to Reed Harris, while Hawaii’s Micah Alejado threw for 252 yards but only one touchdown. The win was crucial for Arizona State after their loss to Baylor, as coach Kenny Dillingham returned play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo.
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On Saturday night, Cardae Mack ran for 154 yards and two touchdowns as Arizona State defeated Hawaii by a score of 30-12. Mack's longest touchdown run was a 67-yard sprint, while quarterback Cutter Boley threw two touchdown passes to Reed Harris. Despite Arizona State's struggles, they managed to wear down the Rainbow Warriors (1-5), who were led by Micah Alejado with 252 passing yards but failed to capitalize on their opportunities. Coach Kenny Dillingham returned play-calling responsibilities to offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo after a loss to Baylor, which helped secure this win for Arizona State.

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Arizona State Arizona State’s Hawaii the Rainbow Warriors the Sun Devils

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Arizona State ORG · 7× Hawaii GPE · 5× the Rainbow Warriors ORG · 5× Arizona State’s ORG · 3× Boley PERSON · 2× Harris PERSON · 2× Mack PERSON · 2× the Sun Devils ORG · 2× Cardae Mack PERSON · 1× TEMPE GPE · 1×

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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Cardae Mack ran for 154 yards and two scores, Cutter Boley threw two touchdown passes to Reed Harris and Arizona State grinded out a 30-12 win over Hawaii on Saturday night. It wasn’t always pretty, but Arizona State found a way to wear down the Rainbow Warriors (1-5) for a much-needed win.
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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Cardae Mack ran for 154 yards and two scores, Cutter Boley threw two touchdown passes to Reed Harris and Arizona State grinded out a 30-12 win over Hawaii on Saturday night. It wasn’t always pretty, but Arizona State found a way to wear down the Rainbow Warriors (1-5) for a much-needed win. asserted
State → run → win
Mack scored on a 2-yard run in the first half and broke off a 67-yard TD run late in the third quarter that put Arizona State up 24-6. asserted
that → score → State
Boley threw for 189 yards on 21-of-31 passing and hit Harris on a late 9-yard TD to close it out. asserted
Boley → throw → it
Hawaii’s Micah Alejado threw for 252 yards and hit Audric Harris on a 32-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter. asserted
Alejado → throw → quarter
The Rainbow Warriors reached Arizona State’s 21 on their next drive — with the help of ASU’s three 15-yard penalties — but turned the ball over on downs. asserted
Warriors → reach → downs
Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham promised changes following the blowout loss to Baylor and followed through by returning play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo after five games of doing it himself. asserted
Dillingham → promise → it
It worked — to a degree. asserted
It → work → degree
Boley found Harris for an 18-yard touchdown pass on Arizona State’s opening drive and Mack scored his first TD on a direct snap in the second quarter. asserted
Mack → find → quarter
Carson Smith’s 47-yard field goal in the closing seconds of the quarter put the Sun Devils up 17-6 at halftime. asserted
goal → close → halftime
The Rainbow Warriors had their chances in the first half, crossing Arizona State’s 30 three times. asserted
Warriors → have → 30
They ended up with six points on a pair of field goals by Sean Olvera-Harle. asserted
They → end → Harle
Hawaii’s best chance came in the second quarter when it had first-and-goal from 2 after blocking an Arizona State punt. asserted
it → come → punt
The Rainbow Warriors came away with no points, thanks to two sacks, two penalties and Olvera-Harle’s missed 51-yard field goal. asserted
Warriors → come → sacks
The takeaway Hawaii: The Rainbow Warriors had some success moving the ball, but struggled at times to capitalize in their third straight loss. asserted
Warriors → move → loss
The Sun Devils still have a few kinks to work out, but played well enough to get back into the win column. asserted
Devils → have → column
Up next Hawaii: Hosts New Mexico next Saturday. asserted
Hawaii → host → Mexico
Arizona State: Visits No. 11 Texas Tech next Saturday. asserted
State → visit → Tech
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