Hawaii to hire Idaho State offensive coordinator Don Bailey

Idaho State offensive coordinator Don Bailey is set to be hired for the same position at the University of Hawaii, according to a report by FootballScoop.

Bailey arrived at Pocatello in 2011 when Idaho State hired head coach Mike Kramer. Over the past four seasons, Bailey installed a spread offense with a dynamic passing game.

In 2014, ISU averaged 40.3 points and 562 yards a game. Senior quarterback Justin Arias had the most prolific season in the school's history, throwing for a school-record 38 touchdowns and finishing third in the Walter Payton Award voting.

Bailey was Kramer's offensive coordinator for 10 seasons dating back to their time at Montana State. Together, averaged 3,027 passing yards and 4,401 yards of total offense a season. They won three Big Sky championships in 2002, 2003 and 2005 at MSU.

Read more about Bailey's coaching history here.

Don Bailey with Mike Kramer for a decade
	TD	Passing yards	Total yards
2001	41	2,400	3,968
2002	37	2,943	4,342
2003	44	2,580	4,484
2004	38	3,498	4,763
2005	33	2,680	4,096
2006	32	2,940	4,170
2011	26	3,307	3,604
2012	30	2,872	4,383
2013	31	3,564	4,694
2014	53	3,485	5,501
Total	365	30,269	44,005
Average	36.5	3,027	4,401