compact, versatile Hawaii slot target with proven production
In the 2003 season, Se'e Poumele produced 29 catches for 330 yards and 2 touchdowns for Hawaii, showing he could be a reliable chain-mover rather than just a deep threat.[2][3] Listed at 5-foot-9 and 179 pounds, he brought quickness, slot versatility, and enough passing ability that one preview noted he could function as a surprise short-yardage quarterback, which tells you Hawaii trusted his football feel and toughness.[2][11] ESPN’s archived stat line also shows a 13-catch, 151-yard, 2-TD season line in the available record, reinforcing that his value was efficiency and adaptability.[1]
