Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Sharks Weekly ft. HPU Beach Volleyball | Feb. 12, 26

Wake Up in the Den - Hawaii FB Timmy Chang & Hawaii SB UTL Rhea Furtado | Feb 11, 26 (Hour 1)

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the day hearing from Hawai'i football head coach Timmy Chang about North Dakota State joining the Mountain West, goals for spring practices and the upcoming hearing on NIL-related legislature for UH.

We shift over to our featured Mana Wahine of the week, Hawaii softball utility player Rhea Furtado, hearing her conversation with Ku'ulei Agbayani about her career to this point and what it means to represent for UH.

Wake Up in the Den - Hawaii WBB looks to bounce back & Super Bowl ratings | Feb 11, 26 (Hour 2)

Wake Up in the Den - Hawaii MBB HC Eran Ganot, NFL Halftime Show History & Island Traffic | Feb 10, 26 (Hour 1)

Ku & Paul have fun on a rainy Aloha Tuesday, talking about the origins of the Super Bowl halftime show as we know it and how it looked before a major shift in 1992 along with some of the notable acts that have come from it since.

We talk more about the Hawai'i men's basketball team's win over UC San Diego from Saturday, hearing from head coach Eran Ganot after the Rainbow Warriors kept pace at the top in the Big West race.

Wake Up in the Den - Hawaii NIL Bills continued, MLB Pre-Spring Training Updates & Winter Olympics | Feb 10, 26 (Hour 2)

Hour 2 rolls on talking about HB-2384 versus SB-3263, pitting the pros and cons of each against each other ahead of the hearings on the bills. Ku & Paul give their takes on the differences between the two, backing their favorites ahead of Wednesday's House Bill hearing.

We move over to the diamond, talking some MLB ahead of Spring Training beginning. Paul shares an old story about Red Sox gear and his childhood after Ku updates the people on where Isaiah Kiner-Falefa is signing to continue his career.

Wake Up in the Den - Super Bowl Seahawks, Commercial Flops & NDSU to the Mountain West | Feb 9, 26 (Hour 1)

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul recap Super Bowl LX and the hoopla around the game, from some commercial flops to Bad Bunny's performance to the Seahawks returning to the pinnacle of the NFL mountain.

We shift gears to the college football level as North Dakota State officially became a football-only member of the Mountain West Conference, discussing the price it took to move from FCS to FBS and enter the MWC immediately for 2026.

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

Wake Up in the Den - HPU shocks Chaminade in OT, Super Bowl prop bets & Bad Bunny Performance | Feb 9, 26 (Hour 2)

Hour 2 continues the Super Bowl LX recap, giving our full takes on the Bad Bunny performance and guest appearances before getting into some of the best prop bets from the Big Game.

Ku & Paul go over an exciting weekend in local Division II hoops after the Hawaii Pacific men's basketball team erased a 17-point 2nd half deficit on the road to stun Chaminade in overtime.

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

Sports Rivals: Monty & Ernie | Feb. 9, 26

Seattle D dominates Maye and New England for impressive 29-13 victory, we break it down! Plus, NBAʻs wild trade deadline. Do any of the deals make a difference this year? Plus, who has the best NBA All Star team, USA 1, USA 2 or the World? Letʻs get after it!

Men's Basketball: Hawai'i Pacific vs Chaminade | Feb. 7, 26

Hawai‘i Pacific rallied late and took control in overtime to earn an 85–78 road win over Chaminade at McCabe Gymnasium, outscoring the Silverswords 16–9 in the extra period after the game was tied 69–69 at the end of regulation. Quentin Meza led the Sharks with a game-high 19 points while adding five assists. Josh Niusulu added 17 points and six rebounds, while Joshua West chipped in 14 points.

Women's Basksetball: Hawai'i Pacific vs Chaminade | Feb. 7, 26

Hawai‘i Pacific University used a strong second quarter and balanced scoring to pull away from Chaminade, earning a 64–52 PacWest victory Saturday afternoon at McCabe Gym. HPU's Kyra Tanabe led all scorers with a game-high 26 points, shooting 9-for-17 from the field and 4-for-7 from three-point range.