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Jordan and Hunter discuss the latest College Football Conference Realignments (the departments of USC and UCLA from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten) and how these massive shifts can impact the future for the University of Hawaii. In the second half, the boys cover Mason Muaau decommiting to UH and instead committing to Colorado St, Francis Mauigoa committing to Miami, and former UH Center and Offensive Line Coach Brian Smith earning the passing-game coordinator job for the Ohio Bobcats.

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The Sports Animals take over the show today. Brandon Brown from the Wolverine Digest talks the Michigan Wolverines and his reaction to the realignment news from last week and how the University of Michigan is reacting as well. Emma Span from The Athletic breaks down the MLB for us today as we head into the All-Star game coming up in the coming weeks.

Join Daren Kimura for another episode of the Sports Cards and Collectibles Show with special guest Erik Myers, and Erick Reichard for another Buy Low, Sell High.

Josh comes on and the whole script is thrown out the door because of breaking news about NASED, so Sam Spangler of KHON3 News joins the show to talk about the news and what it means for UH. Also, more talk on the conference re-alignment and where does Notre Dame fit in this? Bryan Driskell of Irish Breakdown joins the show to talk about that. And there's big news involving Baker Mayfield, so Jeff Reinebold from Sky Sports talks about the trade.

Brian McInnis comes in to studio and joins Kanoa to talk about more on the college conferences situation and Corey Williams from ESPN also joins in on the conversation. The bucket of questions also gets pulled out and talks Kevin Durant and Baker Mayfield. And of course best and worst has to do with Brian's team.

The Sports Animals take over the show today. Ryan Kartje from the LA Times breaks down the USC/UCLA move to the Big 10 and the after effects from the move. Marc Adams from 49ersWebZone.com talks the 49ers and the confusing case behind Roger Craig's lack of a Hall of Fame bust in Canton. Dan Favale from the Bleacher Report talks the NBA, Chet Holmgren's Thunder debut, and what the next move is for Kevin Durant.

Josh comes on this show after Independence Day to talk about all the news that happened before the weekend and goes deeper in the dive of the conference shifts. How badly is the Mountain West affected now that we know more about the Big 12 trying to get Pac-12 schools. And breaking news about the...ACC coming into play for the Pac-12? Also, with the recent national broadcast of a recruit picking the school and Hawaii being on that famed cap table, what does this mean going forward for the program?

Kanoa comes on this Tuesday after July 4 with Christian Shimabuku of KHON2 Sports and talks about the Max Holloway fight that happened over the weekend, but also talking about the local football scene as JoJo Dickson joins the show to talk about a recent event that was held for local players. Also, best and worst might be the same person?

Alex Schiffer from The Athletic breaks down the Brooklyn Nets and what they've been up to amid the Kyrie Irving drama, and Kevin Durant demanding a trade at the end of last week.

First time Coach Caliendo meets Coach Joe Jordano and he is excited meeting him. Great discussion on the following items.

Quick question and answers about Joe Jordano.

How he got into coaching.

Starting coaching so young what did he learn by his mistakes.

Who and what did learn prior to getting into coaching that he took into his first year of coaching.

Lots of advice for younger coaches.

Did you ever want to give up? And how did you keep going?

Game and players changing, your opinion?

Young kids and some coaches want to accomplish things quickly nowadays, in your opinion.

Dealing with Failure.

IMG Academy, development, games, etc.

So much to this interview.

Entering the 2018 season, Coach Jordano was listed among the top 25 winningest active coaches in NCAA DI baseball. In his twenty-one years leading the Panthers, Jordano left as the all-time winningest coach in Pitt Baseball history, as well as, recording more wins (588) than any coach, in any sport, in Pitt Athletic history. Jordano’s teams rewrote the Panther record book; sent over 70 players into professional baseball and led Pitt’s transition into the powerful Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).

Prior to Pitt, Jordano was the head coach at Mercyhurst College in his hometown of Erie, PA. He guided the Lakers for ten seasons and left as the winningest coach (283 wins) in Mercyhurst College history. Coach Jordano has earned six Coach of the Year awards in his career. Jordano has been inducted into the Mercyhurst College Hall of Fame, the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame (Erie Chapter) and the Italian/American Sports Hall of Fame (Pittsburgh Chapter).