Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Hour 2 opens by ripping off the bandaid, breaking down the crushing senior night loss for the 'Bows men's basketball team. We hear from HC Eran Ganot and F Harry Rouhliadeff, getting their immediate emotions and reactions following the game and Senior Night ceremony.

We shift gears to another court sport, speaking with sophomore middle blocker Trevell Jordan after his career-high performance of 15 kills helped UH drop No. 7 Pepperdine in four sets on Saturday.

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul return after a packed weekend of Hawaii athletics and to a busy NFL free agency world, going over everything that's happened since we last hit the airwaves.

We giving our immediate reactions to the 2026 Hawaii football schedule release, seeing the 9th Island Showdown against UNLV come Labor Day weekend & the three new Mountain West members all in a row for the Rainbow Warriors.

The first hour wraps up talking about Hawaii Pacific University's men's basketball team making the NCAA Division II Tournament for the third time in program history, hearing from HC Jesse Nakanishi following Sunday's selection show reveal.

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the day chatting with Big West assistant commissioner for basketball & finance Dominic Drury, going over the various postseason scenarios facing the Hawaii men's and women's basketball teams entering the final day of regular season play.

We also give an update on the various bills being heard in the House and Senate regarding the University of Hawai'i's request for additional funding for NIL along with other various upgrades.

Hour 2 opens with some breaking Hawaii football news as UH announced that the 2026 Senior Night game against UMass had been cancelled and replaced by a matchup against Sacramento State.

We keep it on the gridiron, talking about the lead up to free agency and the new league year as the legal tampering period opens on Monday. Paul gives his quick thoughts on the Bills acquiring DJ Moore while Ku'ulei ponders what her Bears could be setting up to do with more money to spend.

The day wraps up chatting about UH basketball again, hearing from senior Isaac Johnson ahead of his senior night in the islands and how his time in Hawai'i has helped his fire for hoops be rekindled.

We're BACK, beautiful people! Ku'ulei Agbayani & Paul Brecht return for the first time on HSRN's new all-digital streaming platform and chat about what they've missed in the interim.

We chat some Rainbow Warrior basketball as the men enter a massive Senior Week with a chance at claiming a share of the 2026 Big West regular season title & what potential postseason chances could await UH should they win both of their final games before the tournament.

We also hear Paul's conversation with new Hawai'i football pass rusher Spencer Elliott as the Portland State EDGE gets comfortable ahead of his first season in the islands.

Hour 2 of HSRN's return gets into Rainbow Wahine basketball as UH hits the road to close out their final regular season in the Big West, hearing from head coach Laura Beeman with Hawai'i on the doorstep of a first-round Big West bye.

We also take a listen to Michael Lasquero's chat with University of Hawai'i WR coach Jared Ursua after the 'Bows saw a massive influx of talent into the room via the transfer portal ahead of spring practice.

The day wraps up with a miniature celebration of getting back on air with a small preview of the HPU men's basketball team's PacWest quarterfinal matchup against Vanguard.

Our first official day of being a completely digital sports radio/media source! As to be expected, things got a little wonkey but it we continue to enjoy the journey. In fact, for the first time ever, we were able to call a guest in real time and that guest was University of Hawai'i men's basketball head coach Eran Ganot! 

The Manoa campus was buzzing with amazing weeks for both Menʻs and Womenʻs Hoops and UH Menʻs Volleyball! Plus, we are now headed to March Madness, top contenders in the NBA and the top 10 highest paid athletes in US History!

Final: Sharks 5, Swords 13 (5 innings)