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Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul kick off the show giving their takes on the blockbuster NFL trade of Micah Parsons from the Cowboys to the Packers and how the package compares to previous superstar deals.

We continue the football conversation with the first full weekend slate of college football beginning, highlighting our favorite matchups of Week 1 outside of the Texas-Ohio State juggernaut.

The first hour closes out with a preview of the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team ahead of Friday's season-opening match against Marquette & Paul's first impressions of HPU men's basketball's new group.

Hour 2 leads off with the latest update on the NASED project after Spectrum's Brian McInnis dropped an extensive article about the demolition process for the project.

We get back into the UH football conversation with thoughts on the +17.5-point spread for the Rainbow Warriors against Arizona and how the team could fair if Micah Alejado doesn't suit up in Tuscon.

The day closes out with some Rainbow Wahine soccer chatter after UH fell to Northern Arizona in a shootout on Thursday, 4-2, hearing head coach Michele Nagamine's post-match thoughts.

We've got a packed show of football! We start things off hearing from UH Special Teams Coordinator/Tight Ends Thomas Sheffield and QB2 Luke Weaver, plus Arizona football head coach Brent Brennan. We also hear from Rainbow Wahine Soccer head coach Michele Nagamine and get her assessment of the team through the first few games. To close things out, we get a brief NASED update with the demolition time may be taking longer than originally expected.

Sharks Weekly is back for another season and we kick things off with Women's Soccer! Joining Baylei Furman is new head coach Connor Artigue and seniors Justice Valdez and Kalea Ajel.

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul still are reeling after the excitement from the weekend rolled over into the week between Hawaii football and Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift news. We get an update on UH starting QB Micah Alejado from the practice field.

We hear Ku's conversation with Hawaii Rainbow Wahine sophomore star Nalani Damacion about her soccer journey, her first season in college and much more as our featured Mana Wahine Wednesday athlete of the week.

Hour 2 opens with more Hawaii football conversation as Ku & Paul begin looking ahead to the Rainbow Warriors' matchup at Arizona as Alejado looks like he may give it a go on Saturday.

We hear from Hawaii women's volleyball head coach Robyn Ah Mow ahead of the Rainbow Wahine's season-opener against Marquette on Friday, talking to her about how training camp has been and some of the changes she's seen as the weeks progressed.

Learn about Rainbow Wahine Soccer sophomore midfielder Nalani Damacion's journey from getting into the sport at 4 years old to playing collegiately in the islands.

Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul give one last thanks to the VSiN guys Tim Murray and Matt Youmans for hanging out over the weekend before getting into their full Week 0 takeaways from games away from the islands.

We hear Hawaii Rainbow Wahine soccer head coach Bud Nagamine's postgame thoughts after a 3-0 loss against Oregon on Sunday before closing out the first hour talking about the biggest news of the year: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce getting engaged.

Hour 2 begins Ku & Paul's deep dive into Arizona football as UH prepares to travel to the continent to face the Wildcats in Week 1. Paul talks about his worries if Micah Alejado misses the game while Ku'ulei pines on how large the line opened between the programs.

We discuss the weekend results in the high school football world as the latest ScoringLive Power Ranking dropped with Saint Louis at the top again. The show closes out with one last chat about Tayvis' engagement.

Happy Victory Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku, Paul & Michael come in elated after Hawaii football's meaningful Week 0 win over Stanford, talking about the bigger picture for the UH program from the victory over the Cardinal.

We hear Timmy Chang's postgame thoughts after the gutty win, giving credit to all three phases for fighting through early adversity. The trio closes out the first hour highlighting the players that specifically stood out most in the first college football action of the season.

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