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Mid-Pacific Institute announced today the three sports programs will not be happening this school year. Oklahoma State Head Coach Mike Gundy Issued an apology for wearing and OAN Network shirt. Also can the Nathan's Hot Dog Contest go by the Co-Vid 19 guidelines.

Josh Gross, author of "Ali vs. Inoki" and secretary and Membership Committee Chair of MMA Journalism Association, joins in to talk upcoming MMA and UFC events. Nate Bukaty, commentater for Sporting KC and co-host of The Border Patrol on Sports Radio 810, talks Kansas City Chiefs news, how much Mahomes could get in his extension, and the odds of a Super Bowl repeat for the Chiefs. Bob Harig, ESPN Senior Golf Writer, talks the Charles Schwab Challenge and other upcoming golf events.

On the start of the work week, University of Hawaii baseball head coach Mike Trepasso joins the guys to talk aboutJeremy Wu-Yelland after h got picked up in the fourth round of the 2020 MLB Draft. Dan Snyder from CBS Sports also joins the show to talk about the state of the MLB. And will the animals have enough time to talk about a special day today, or are they on the clock?

University of Hawai'i pitcher Carter Loewen chats with Josh Pacheco about reaching a free-agent agreement with the San Diego Padres.

San Diego Padre's and Former UH Pitcher Carter Loewen tells us the process of how he came on to the team and whats he been up to, Also all Sports Commissioner's wants sports too come back but MLB is having a hard time and more details on Kryie Irving and other people who don't feel safe in the playing.

The fellas chat with University of Hawaii lefty fireballer, Jeremy Wu-Yelland, fresh of his being selected in the 4th round of the MLB Draft by the Boston Red Sox. Plus, Kanoa and Jordan discuss the latest ESPN 30 For 30 documentary, "Long Gone Summer"...the mixed response from players regarding the return of the NBA...Zeke Elliott testing positive for the coronavirus....and their "Best and Worst".

This new sports void is often listed as one of the unseen stressful effects of COVID-19. How does the community respond to a world without sports to engage us? Bobby Curran chats with a panel of experts about the next steps and coping strategies for students, coaches and families, and also addresses the question, what will happen to those high fives?

Rich Miano joins the show to talk NFL news and whether or not Colin Kaepernick will be signed. Brent Beaird from First Coast News in Jacksonville talks college football, from preseason rankings to how some universities are handling the COVID pandemic. Turron Davenport, ESPN NFL Nation reporter for the Tennessee Titans, talks Titans news from the hopeful development of Cole McDonald to how Marcus Mariota will fair for the Las Vegas Raiders.

University of Hawaii Athletics Director David Matlin joined the conversation to talk about how the University is preparing to resume sports. David Matlin shared that in preparation, the Athletics Department is finalizing protocols and plans for different scenarios. “We have to be more agile than we ever have been in our life".

NBA Players are still concerned about safety issues with playing in Orlando, Kyrie is one of the players speaking up. UH athletics director Dave Matlin let's us know what too expect as a fan for the up incoming UH Sports season.