Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Hour 2 continues the National Early Signing Period frenzy, hearing from Kapolei ATH Tama Amisone after he put pen to paper to make his decision to join San Jose State official.

The duo also speculates what potential high-level transfers the 'Bows could check in on before closing the show with an interesting social media like from the dad of a former Hawai'i high school standout.

Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku and Paul kick the morning off talking about the 1-year contract extension that Hawai'i football head coach Timmy Chang received on Monday, discussing the importance of the move for the program ahead of a critical recruiting session.

We also play audio from after Hawai'i women's basketball's loss to national No. 1 UCLA on Sunday, looking at the positives that came from a competitive loss for the Rainbow Wahine. The hour closes with the duo firing off thoughts after Gov. Josh Green's comments of HNN about the firing of former UH athletic director Craig Angelos.

Hour 2 reignites the Hawai'i football conversation as the Mountain West released the 2024 all-conference selections, seeing Cam Stone placed on the 1st-Team while five other players received honorable mentions. We also re-hash the Chang extension conversation from the first hour ahead of signing day on Wednesday.

The duo looks ahead in the day to preview Hawai'i men's basketball's first road contest of the year at the frenzied environment of Grand Canyon.

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku, Paul and Michael back after the extended Thanksgiving weekend to discuss all things University of Hawai'i sports. We kick things off with a look back on Saturday and freshman Micah Alejado's record-breaking first start on Senior Night.

We also recap the Big West women's volleyball tournament as the Rainbow Wahine claimed a fifth consecutive conference title, hearing from the team immediately following the 4-set victory over top-seeded Cal Poly in the championship match.

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

Hour 2 continues our Hawai'i' football conversation, hearing from freshman QB Micah Alejado and senior WR Tamatoa Mokiao-Atimalala following Saturday's Senior Night win over New Mexico. The chat moves into offseason planning for UH, bringing up the looming contract situation with head coach Timmy Chang.

We also recap the results from high school football championships in Hawai'i, hearing from Saint Louis head coach Tupu Alualu. We close out the show with a quick look back at the Rainbow Wahine Showdown, seeing UH go 2-1 with the lone loss coming Sunday against national No. 1 UCLA.

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

Following the abrupt firing of Athletics Director Craig Angelos, former University of Hawai'i sprinter and Track & Field captain Amy Malia Warrington wanted to share her personal story of how Mr. Angelos improved conditions for her squad when they felt ignored by other administrators.

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku and Paul back on the mic after Tuesday night's HPU men's basketball broadcast. The duo kicks the day off talking some Hawai'i football, hearing from 'Bows HC Timmy Chang ahead of this Saturday's Senior Night game against New Mexico.

We also hear from former UH Student Regent Abigail Mawae as she gave testimony in November's BoR meeting regarding David Lassner's performance as President of the University of Hawai'i.

Hour 2 kicks off with a look back at last night's HPU-UH men's basketball game, hearing from Sharks head coach Jesse Nakanishi immediately after the 4-point loss by his squad. We shift back to UH football, playing a snippet from New Mexico head coach Bronco Mendenhall's official game week press conference. 

The show closes out continuing to shine more light on the Title IX complaints made by the UH women's track and field team and the testimonies from former student-athletes on the difference in care they felt before and after Craig Angelos joined the UHAD.

The University of Hawai’i men’s basketball team escaped with a narrow 67-63 victory over Hawai’i Pacific University, using a scorching hot 15-of-31 shooting display from long distance to sink the Sharks.

The Sharks (2-3) were led by senior guard Sherman Brashear, who recorded 22 points and seven rebounds in the loss. Jonas Visser added 14 points and eight boards in what will count as an exhibition for HPU and not as a loss against the record.