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Hour 2 continues the football conversation, hearing from Commanders QB Marcus Mariota after the veteran led Washington to a big win over the Raiders and discussing other NFL results from the weekend.

We also listen to Micah Alejado's postgame thoughts after the worst showing of his young college career & talk about our confidence in the redshirt freshman going forward into Mountain West play.

The day closes out with some other Hawai'i athletics, recapping the results from the Rainbow Wahine soccer and volleyball teams on the continent from over the weekend.

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

Experience Hawai‘i Pacific University volleyball’s 3–0 sweep of Jessup with full play-by-play coverage from the Shark Tank. Hear every kill, block, and rally as the Sharks close their nonconference schedule on a high note and build momentum heading into PacWest play.

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the day talking about the NFL after Marcus Mariota was named the Washington Commanders starting QB against the Raiders.

We get into college football as UH prepares for the opening of the Mountain West slate this Saturday as they welcome Fresno State for the final time as conference opponents.

The first hour closes out discussing the latest updates to the NCAA Transfer Portal rules and recapping the OIA girls' volleyball broadcast from Thursday between Mililani and Pearl City.

Hour 2 opens with Ku & Paul's thoughts about the 2025-26 Hawai'i men's basketball non-conference schedule after it finally dropped earlier in the week.

Kyle Galdeira joins the show for weekly NFL Quick Picks with Ku'ulei, giving his favorite plays of the weekend as he tries to get back to even and previewing the Hawai'i football game himself.

The show closes out talking about some HPU women's volleyball ahead of their matchup against Jessup on HSRN.

The Trojans rolled past Pearl City in straight sets, 25-15, 25-15, 25-13.

Ivy Taylor led a balanced Mililani attack, with help from Jaelyn Davis, Krislynn Bergantinos, and Maille Malone, while setter Kealananea Stephens kept the offense humming and added two aces.

Pearl City opened strong with kills from Harley-Jean Kamekona and Isabella-Rose Bayani, and Emma Foumai anchored the Chargers’ defense, but Mililani’s serving runs and depth proved too much down the stretch.

We’re diving back into the rivalry showdown set for this Saturday as Hawai‘i takes on Fresno State. Hear what UH head coach Timmy Chang and Fresno State’s Matt Entz had to say ahead of the conference opener, plus Ku‘ulei breaks down the keys for Hawai‘i to pull off the win. We wrap things up with some Rainbow Wahine Soccer talk as UH kicks off Big West Conference play on the road at Long Beach State.

The latest episode of Sharks Weekly put the spotlight on the Hawai‘i Pacific University women’s volleyball team as they prepare to enter PacWest Conference play. Host Bailey Furman welcomed head coach Jenic Tumaneng, along with outside hitter Peyton McBride and setter Maile Salang, for a wide-ranging conversation that offered fans a closer look at the team’s early-season tests, the unique journeys of its players, and the chemistry that’s starting to take shape.

Happy Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul spend the majority of the first hour talking about the latest updates on the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District (NASED) project after Stanford Carr & Brennan Morioka's hour-long appearance on Hawaii News Now's "Spotlight Now" from Tuesday night.

The first hour closes with Ku & Paul comparing notes from the opening night of Dancing with the Stars and their favorite debuts.

Hour 2 opens with Ku & Paul's preview of Fresno State ahead of the Bulldogs visiting Hawai'i to begin Mountain West play, highlighting some of the players they expect to have the biggest impact for the visitors.

We hear from UH starting QB Micah Alejado as he prepares to return after a two-game absence and his thoughts ahead of the matchup against Fresno State.

The day closes out with more on the NASED project and the future of tailgating for Hawai'i football games and other events.