Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Hour 2 kicks off with Ku and Paul discussing an article from the Star-Advertiser's Stephen Tsai regarding the independent audit of the 2023-24 University of Hawai'i athletics department budget and the deficit that the school faces. 

We also rehash the transfer portal conversation, wishing the best to Hawai'i football DT Dion Washington as he announced his intention to transfer after one season with the program. We also debate the state of college athletics with NIL and "agents" after Colorado State head coach Jay Norvell's comments earlier in the week.

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku, Paul and Michael back after a packed weekend, ready to talk about the official 12-team College Football Playoff bracket that released on Sunday before discussing some of the players who have already hit the transfer portal with local ties.

We close out the first hour talking about Hawai'i men's basketball's loss at Long Beach State, suggesting our adjustments that we would like to see for the 'Bows going forward.

You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawai'i Sports Radio Network.

Hour 2 kicks off with an NFL discussion as Ku walks back her Bills hater-dom slightly while Paul doubles down after Michael's Rams took down the AFC East powerhouse. We also continue the "Transfer Portal Watch" for college football, hearing updates from Michael around potential connections to the 'Bows to watch.

We look back at the Hawai'i women's basketball team's loss to Long Beach State, breaking down how the Rainbow Wahine dropped a home game against a Big West opponent for the first time in 656 days.

You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawai'i Sports Radio Network.

First every College Football Playoff is set! Oregon is the 1 seed, but did this model make it more difficult for them? Plus, Rams beat the Bills to highlight week 14 in the NFL and WTH, Soto signs for $765 MILLION!

The Hawai’i Pacific University women’s basketball team kicked off the PacWest conference schedule with a win over the University of Hawai’i-Hilo on Friday evening, 59-50. Freshman guard Morgan Hawkins led the way for the Sharks, scoring 13 points while tallying five rebounds and a pair of steals in the victory. 

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku welcomes Paul back to the world of radio after his quick stop on television for last night's Hawai'i Pacific Sharks men's basketball game against Hawai'i-Hilo.

We also talk about the College Football Playoff with conference championship weekend here, making the case for the winner of UNLV-Boise State to receive a first-round bye regardless.

Hour 2 kicks off with a recap of the finish of Hawai'i women's volleyball's season that came on Thursday, seeing the Rainbow Wahine fall in straight sets to No. 5-seeded TCU. We shift to the other court sport after, talking about the start of the Big West Conference slate for men's and women's basketball for Hawai'i on Saturday.

We close out the show talking about the weekend of football ahead, giving our sneaky good game of the week picks for the NFL slate.

Packed one hour show as we hear from University of Hawai'i Football head coach Timmy Chang and what he had to say following the signing of 13 new Rainbow Warriors in the class of 2025 to begin the early signing period. It is also a big day for the Rainbow Wahine Volleyball team as they face TCU in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament and we hear what head coach Robyn Ah Mow had to tell the media ahead of their match.

HPU pitcher Vicented Molina co-hosts the show and welcomes in his head coach Dane Fujinaka along with teammates Conor Hourigan and Daniel Johnson.

Happy Early National Signing Day, beautiful people! Ku and Paul spend nearly the entire first hour breaking down the college signings of local athletes in the islands, including Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele's flip from Cal to Oregon, along with those committing to the University of Hawai'i. 

We close out the first hour discussing Hawai'i men's basketball's Tuesday night loss to Grand Canyon, breaking down the difference between the two halves of the night.