Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! Tons of NFL talk from Ku'u and Paul, covering all the top storylines from Week 9 in the NFL before shifting the conversation to college football to close out the show. Ku'u also gives an update on her experience at the HHSAA State Cheerleading Championships from Monday night with Olivia Austin.

Happy VICTORY Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku'u and Paul break down the 'Bows big win over the weekend at Nevada, talking about the full team performance that gave Timmy Chang his first road victory as an FBS head coach. The conversation shifts to the high school scene, recapping OIA championship action from Friday and Saturday.

Rivals discuss Hawaii's impressive win at Nevada, plus, NFL Showdowns with KC/Miama, Dallas/Philly, Ravens/Seahawks and Bills/Bengals highlight week 9! Finally, James Harden gets dealt, who wins this trade?

Waipahu goes #Back2Back after beating Farrington, 48-26, to claim their second consecutive OIA DI football title. Waipahu's Jayden Chanel caught four passes for 123 yards and two first-quarter TDs (ScoringLive) and was awarded our 'Yeah U Player of the Game'.

Roosevelt claimed the 2023 OIA DII Championship after beating Kaimuki, 34-22. Taimane Souza-Fautanu, who briefly stepped in for Roosevelt's starting QB, was our 'Yeah U Player of the Game'. Souza-Fautanu passed for 13 yards, rushed for 36 yards, caught three passes for 48 yards and a score and also broke up two passes and made 13 tackles (10 solo) while playing on defense (ScoringLive).

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku'u and Paul with a full football Friday, breaking down the Hawai'i-Nevada game coming up on Saturday before looking elsewhere across the Mountain West and FBS scene. We close the show with a quick NFL preview before our "Friday Funnies" segment regarding Ku'ulei's X poll from earlier in the week.

Ku'ulei recaps the OIA Girls Volleyball DI & DII Championships from Wednesday night and we hear the postgame thoughts of Waialua head coach Bronson Chun and senior Kanoe Santiago after the Bulldogs captured their second consecutive league title. We also hear from Tua Tagovailoa as he and the Dolphins are out in Germany to take on the Chiefs this Sunday. Plus, Paul Brecht joins in for a segment to recap the Rainbow Wahine Basketball exhibition game vs UH-Hilo last night.

Marcus Dawal Jr. steps in to host this week and welcomes HPU Cross Country student-athletes Kent Glover, Angel Aviles, and Maya Pompel. Get to know a little about these Sharks including how they got into the sports, their favorite places to run on the island, how they prep for race day, and more!

Mililani swept Moanalua (25-17, 25-17, 25-22) to claim the OIA Division I title, their first since 2019.

Waialua outlasted Waipahu in 5 sets (25-21, 25-18, 18-25, 19-25, 18-16) to claim their second consecutive league title.