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University of Hawaii Football head coach Todd Graham joins the Sports Animals to talk about Spring Practice as it just gets underway in Mānoa.

The animals are on this Aloha Friday following the UH baseball game and there's big news out of the NFL with the draft and some picks being swapped around. Also, UH football head coach Todd Graham stops by to talk about Spring Practice as it just gets underway in Mānoa. UH associate Athletic director Vince Baldemor talks what is going on at UH and how you can participate. And Dr. Wu from Doctors of Waikiki makes a stop to talk about Hawaii in the pandemic.

University of Hawaii Men's Volleyball head coach Charlie Wade shares the excitement level of the program to finally have a home match this season, stresses how important conference play is this season more-so than ever, discusses how the team fights off complacency and gives us a preview with a second set of matches against No. 12 UC San Diego.

University of Hawaii Wahine Water Polo head coach "Mo" Cole talks about how she kept her team engaged after this weekend's series with UC Irvine was cancelled and how active she was in looking to schedule the Anteaters for later on in the season.

ESPN Honolulu UH Football analyst John Veneri joins Bobby Curran to discuss the 2021 schedule for UH, the impact of Calvin Turner Jr. coming back and the growth of QB1, Chevan Cordeiro.

Artie Wilson continues your #HDayFriday sports talk.

Joining him on today's show are:

-Brian McInnis, co-host of the Rivals Waikiki Pregame Show for UH Men's Basketball on ESPN Honolulu: looks back on the first weekend of play from the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament in addition to his thoughts on the transfer portal that has a few former UH players.

-Coach David Blue, High School Boys Basketball Head Coach in Oregon: discusses the on-going recruiting of high school players from his perspective as a high school coach and how appreciative he is to have a season for his players beginning soon.

Bobby takes you through your Aloha #HDayFriday workday with the a lot of talk around the upcoming road series for Hawai`i Baseball at UC Irvine, the much anticipated return to play at home for the No. 1 Hawai`i Men's Volleyball team and a flurry of trades around the NFL. Buy or sell is featured as we get set for the Regional round of the NCAA Men's basketball Tournament.

On today's show:

-John Veneri, ESPN Honolulu #HawaiiFB analyst: discusses the 2021 schedule for UH, the impact of Calvin Turner Jr. coming back and the growth of QB1, Chevan Cordeiro.

-Charlie Wade, UH men's volleyball head coach: shares the excitement level of the program to finally have a home match this season, stresses how important conference play is this season. more-so than ever, discusses how the team fights off complacency and gives us a preview with a second set of matches against No. 12 UC San Diego.

-Maureen Cole, UH women's water polo head coach: talks of how she kept her team engaged after this weekend's series with UC Irvine was cancelled and how active she was in looking to schedule the Anteaters for later on in the season.

-Curtis Murayama, Honolulu Star-Advertiser's Deputy Sports Editor: gives his thoughts on the recent NFL trades and the impacts they will have on teams involved, as well as a look into the San Francisco 49ers.

Having coached T-ball, Youth Baseball, High School and College, this is a must listen show. Jack McDowell a 3 time All Star, 2 time 20 game winner and Cy Young Award talks straight about the game today and his thoughts on developing young players.

The sports animals are on this Thursday with a lot of news in the NBA and the trade deadline passing. But the Sweet 16 is also coming this weekend, so Oregon State basketball head coach Marlon Stewart talks about the team heading into their game against Sister Jean and Loyola Chicago. Also, Eamonn Brennan from The Athletic talks about matches that could surprise some this weekend. And Hawaii Baseball is up against UC Irvine, so Harrison Kuroda talks about the team and what they need to do to beat the Anteaters.

University of Hawai'i Football head coach Todd Graham answered questions from the media following their first spring practice Thursday.