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Matt Youmans, editor for Vegas Stats & Information Network (VSIN), joins the podcast to provide insight on the betting trends surrounding the Super Sunday matchup between the Bucs and Chiefs. He also shares some of his favorite prop bets for our listeners...free of charge! Kanoa and Jordan open the show giving their take on the big game, before getting into last Sunday's Hula Bowl being perhaps the final football game played at Aloha Stadium. They also discuss the improbable win for the UH men's hoops team over UC Irvine, while ending the show with their "Best and Worst".

Max Kellerman of ESPN's First Take talks about how important this Super Bow is, also his thoughts on both Quarterback going into the game, The NFL trade rumors have begun and Derrick Carr has been in discussion, Will Deshaun Watson be traded to Las Vegas? Josh Gives his thoughts on the matter.

The animals are on talking about the Super Bowl and some prop bets that may come up for you to choose from, so Dave Mason from BetOnline.com talks about those bets. Also, Brian Baldinger from the NFL Network talks about his few days on the island, which included the Hula Bowl, and what he thinks about the big game. And Cody Tapp from the Cody and Gold show on 610 Sports KC talks about the Chiefs and their path to winning two straight Lombardi trophies.

Jason Fitz from First Take Your Take joins the show to talk about the importance of this year's Super Bowl, Could this help elevated Patrick Mahomes or will this help Tom Brady's legacy, Jason and Josh discuss, The Cost of Football being played at the University of Hawaii at Manoa was announced, Josh explains the details of funding and how they could have played somewhere else, Also Josh is talks about the NBA All Star Game.

Ian Hartitz, NFL and Fantasy writer, talks the leadup to the Super Bowl as he gives his picks for next week Sunday and some insights on how the Columbus area will be watching the game. Tye Richardson from ESPN Arkansas gives his take on the upcoming Super Bowl as well, and who folk in Arkansas are cheering for. Elliot Ptasnik, UH Swim coach, comes on to talk about last weekend's competition and their several wins in multiple categories.

The animals are on in the first day of February 2021 and talk about a huge and thrilling win for the UH Men's Basketball team over UC Irvine, and Kanoa Leahy joins the show to talk about the game and if he thought there was a chance that Hawaii was going to make that comeback. Also, former NFL safety TJ Ward talks about what he's doing in the world right now and the his playing days, and former NFL Linebacker Lofa Tatupu talks about his father who Chris remembers "back in the day."

Team Kai beat Team Aina in The Hula Bowl and played what could have been the last official game at Aloha Stadium, Fans texts and call in too talk about there memories of Aloha Stadium, UH Men's Basketball team had a big win against UC Irvine, Josh talks about what this means for the program,

Eric Pincus from the Bleacher Report talks Lakers basketball and the NBA and the trickle down effect of the Nets blockbuster trade on the Nets as the season goes on. Cindy Boren of the Washington Post talks the Super Bowl and who she has winning the game as well as some fun prop bets for the Big Game. Artie Wilson from Spectrum talks the exciting weekend of UH Men's Basketball and their win over UC-Irvine on Saturday.

Dayton Morinaga, the founder and operator of the Hawaii basketball-centric website WarriorInsider.com, trades war stories with the host from his more than two decades of covering Rainbow Warrior hoops. From being on site for NCAA Tournaments in the early 2000s as a beat writer for the Honolulu Advertiser, to journeying on the mythical 2011 "Warriors to Asia" tour, to the present season defined by the pandemic, Morinaga has seen a ton. Meanwhile, the 'Bows try to end a run of futility against nemesis UC Irvine.

Campbell's star wide receiver gives a heartfelt speech before officially announcing his commitment to the University of Central Florida. Mokiao-Atimalala will join fellow Hawai'i products Dillon Gabriel (QB) and Lokahi Pauole (OL).