2004 Hawaii Bowl

Official attendance for the game was listed as 39,754, placing it at fifteenth highest in at dance for non-BCS bowls during the season.

[1][5] UAB won the ceremonial pre-game coin toss to select first possession and deferred its option to the second half; Hawaii elected to receive the opening kick.

On the team's first two plays, Timmy Chang threw an incompletion and a short pass to running back West Keliikipi.

[6][7] UAB started the scoring with a 51-yard touchdown strike from quarterback Darrell Hackney to wide receiver Roddy White.

[8] In the second quarter, Nick Hayes opened the scoring with a 22-yard field goal to bring UAB within 21–16.

First, Chad Owens caught a 15-yard touchdown pass from Timmy Chang, and then he scored on a 59-yard punt return.

[8] In the fourth quarter, Timmy Chang drove Hawaii the length of the field, and capped a time consuming drive with a 4-yard touchdown run.

A football field with players lined up in the middle of it surrounded by a packed stadium
Aloha Stadium , the site of the 2004 Hawaii Bowl and the home field for the Hawaii Warriors. ( 2005 Hawaii-USC game shown )