Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht celebrate a winning weekend before diving into Hawaiʻi football’s 29-19 victory over New Mexico State. The duo breaks down UH’s most complete performance of the young season, including a balanced offensive attack, Devon Rice’s two touchdowns, a big night from Tama Uiliata, Sean Olvera-Harle’s clutch kicking and a Rainbow Warrior defense that forced three turnovers. Plus, hear postgame thoughts from head coach Timmy Chang and quarterback Micah Alejado as Hawaiʻi heads into the bye week at 1-2.

Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht turn their attention to Rainbow Wahine volleyball as Hawaiʻi remains continued their winning streak and prepares for their first road trip of the season, going to Las Vegas for the Lucky Aces Invitational. The duo discusses the early success of the Rainbow Wahine, the program’s recruiting momentum and what lies ahead with Mountain West play approaching. Plus, reactions to a wild weekend across the NFL and college football and some early Overreaction Monday takes after Week 1.

Brutal start of the season for Montyʻs Rams in an action packed NFL Week 1! Plus, big games in NCAA Football, including Hawaiiʻs first win of the season. Plus, we go 3-0-1 in our first week and we have 4 new picks for week 2!  Finally FIBA World Cup, US Open tennis and more NIL talk!  What a week!

Farrington picked up its first win of the season with a 51-19 victory over Moanalua on the homecoming night of Nā Menehune.

The Governors rushed for 272 yards, led by Tabu Nathan’s 205 yards and two touchdowns, while the Farrington defense turned three takeaways directly into touchdowns. Fun Factory VIP of the Game Kale Lundvall returned two interceptions for scores, and Loverson Kerly added a late fumble-return touchdown.

Moanalua outgained Farrington 300-279, but the Governors’ defense proved to be the difference as Farrington improved to 1-1 in OIA Division I play.

Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht get Aloha Friday started with the latest from the NFL, including injuries impacting several local players, Seattle’s win over New England and the 49ers’ statement victory over the Rams in Melbourne. Then it’s all Hawaiʻi football as the Rainbow Warriors prepare to host New Mexico State looking for their first win of the season. The duo discusses why Saturday feels like a must-win for UH, the latest on Micah Alejado and what needs to improve offensively, plus hear from offensive lineman Ethan Spencer on Hawaiʻi’s 0-2 start and the importance of playing complementary football.

Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht recap Roosevelt’s win over Kalaheo and take a look at the early OIA girls volleyball standings before turning back to football. Kyle Galdeira joins the show for the return of NFL Quick Picks, making picks against the spread for the Week 1 slate before sharing his prediction for Hawaiʻi vs. New Mexico State. Plus, Aloha Friday shout-outs and a look ahead to First Responders Night at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex.

Host Baylei Furman is joined by HPU softball head coach Alex Takemura and players Makayla Pagampao and Jewels Hanawahine, discussing the program entering Year 2 under Takemura, the different preparation taking place between fall and spring seasons in softball and much more.

In the first game in the brand new Roosevelt High School gym, the Rough Riders took down the Mustangs in four sets, 25-16, 25-20, 21-25, 25-18, in OIA girls volleyball action. Kaycie Garnett led the Rough Riders with a match-high 21 kills and six aces to earn Fun Factory VIP of the Game honors. Kamelehone Trueman paced Kalaheo with 13 kills. 

Happy Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul celebrate the opening of the NFL season, discussing the interesting travel plans of the Los Angeles Rams on the way to Australia to take on the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday before a quick chat about Wednesday's Patriots-Seahawks season opener.

We move back into the college football world afterwards, hearing Hawai'i head coach Timmy Chang's midweek presser ahead of New Mexico State coming to the islands. We also chat about Micah Alejado's potential injury and what the Rainbow Warriors need to do to get going after an 0-2 start to the season.

Hour 2 dives into Rainbow Wahine athletics after the women of UH cleaned up in weekly Mountain West award categories across different three different sports & previews Hawai'i women's volleyball's two-match series upcoming against Central Arkansas.

The end of the day gets back into football prep, hearing NMSU head coach Tony Sanchez's thoughts about the Rainbow Warriors ahead of his team's upcoming trip to the islands.