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Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul prep you for UNLV game week with the lone 2-hour show of the week, updating the Mountain West Championship picture after Hawai'i's final bye week of the season.

We recap the weekend that was for Hawai'i men's basketball after successfully defending the Rainbow Classic title with a 68-62 win over Utah Tech on Saturday, hearing from Isaac "Big Fish" Johnson and Dre Bullock after they made the all-tournament team.

The first hour closes out with an update in the HHSAA football playoff brackets in D2, D1 and the Open Division.

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

Hour 2 opens with Ku celebrating her Bears moving to 7-3 after another clutch victory over the Vikings on Sunday before the duo gives a tribute to former Laney College HC John Beam after the legendary coach tragically died over the weekend.

We look back ahead at the Hawaii-UNLV matchup on Friday and talk about the Rainbow Warriors' struggles in Las Vegas over the past two decades.

The show closes out with more Mountain West football conversation as Paul pitches Micah Alejado as the conference offensive player of the year dark horse contender.

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

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the day on the hardwood, talking about UH women's basketball escaping Thursday night with an overtime win against Saint Martin's.

We move into discussing Wednesday's joint informational briefing between UH athletics and the House and Senate Committees on Higher Education regarding the school's $5 million ask to assist with NIL.

We hear part of AD Matt Elliott's response to the committee's questions about how the school would split the money between programs and give our takes on how the back-and-forth went.

Hour 2 opens with a calmer conversation, talking about the NFL after Paul's Jets fought but couldn't cover the spread against the Patriots on Thursday Night Football before hearing from Tua Tagovailoa & Marcus Mariota ahead of the two QBs matching up in Spain.

We get back into the informational briefing breakdown, hearing HC Laura Beeman's presentation to the committee around the current landscape of college athletics and what went into the ask and equation for the money the school is requesting.

We close out the day previewing the remaining weekend action coming up on the hardwood as Hawai'i men's basketball continues the 59th annual Rainbow Classic against Manhattan on Friday night.

It's a University of Hawaii Football bye week, but we are still keeping with our UH Football Thursday! Pass Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach Jared Ursua joined Ku'ulei to chat about the explosive offense we've seen this season, standout receiver Jackson Harris, and more. Plus, Ku'ulei does a brief recap of Wednesday's joint information briefing in front of the House & Senate Committees on Higher Education + hear what UH FB head coach Timmy Chang had to present.

Representing the HPU Sharks Baseball program today is head coach Dane Fujinaka along with student-athletes Noah Hata and Keanu Spenser.

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul fill the first hour with women's sports, looking towards the upcoming weekend of games for the basketball and volleyball teams as they face opposite ends of their seasons.

We hear from HC Laura Beeman after the long layoff for the Rainbow Wahine basketball team ahead of their matchup on Thursday against Saint Martin's & about the importance of the addition of Saniyah Neverson.

The conversation flips courts back to volleyball, hearing from assistant coach Kaleo Baxter ahead of the Rainbow Wahine's final road trip of the regular season.

Hour 2 opens with men's basketball conversation as the Rainbow Warriors prepare for the 59th annual OUTRIGGER Rainbow Classic beginning on Wednesday night. We hear from head coach Eran Ganot about the field coming in and how the team is handling the turnaround of a tightly-packed schedule.

We look elsewhere in the Big West, seeing how opposing programs are doing in their early non-conference matchups while talking about who we expect to compete for the top of the conference.

We close out the day with recognition for local student-athletes who signed their national letters of intent on Wednesday morning.