The Hawaii football team had an unlikely hero in its season opening win over Stanford. Starting kicker Kansei Matsuzawa connected on game-tying and ...

Five years after moving to the U.S. from Japan, Kansei Matsuzawa's studying of YouTube videos on learning how to kick a ...

After defeating Stanford 23-20 in Saturday’s opener, the University of Hawaii football team today swept the Mountain West’s ...

Kansei Matsuzawa taught himself how to kick a football after seeing an NFL game on vacation. Saturday night he was the hero ...

Hawaii's Kansei Matsuzawa, who learned how to kick on YouTube in Japan, hit a game-winning field goal to lift the Rainbow ...

Micah Alejado threw two touchdown passes and Kansei Matsuzawa made three field goals — including a 38-yarder as time expired ...

Micah Alejado’s toughness and Kansei Matsuzawa’s clutch kick lifted the Rainbow Warriors past Stanford in dramatic fashion.

Alejado’s second touchdown pass gave the Rainbow Warriors a 14-13 lead just before halftime, as he found former Stanford ...

The Rainbow Warriors made two crucial mistakes on fielding a kickoff, then fumbling in the end zone in an awful two-play ...

They started the game strong, driving 70 yards for a field goal, and then went up 10-0 on Hawaii’s first offensive play. Defensive tackle Clay Patterson sacked Hawaii quarterback Micah Alejado in the ...

Matsuzawa told Hawaii News Now. By watching him, you’d think he’s been playing for years, but Kansei’s passion for the game took some time to develop.