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BMac is back! Brian McInnis of the Spectrum News app joins the show to talk about his return to covering sports, including the continuing saga of the new Aloha Stadium development, the curious situation involving the Hawaii Pacific University women's basketball program, and much more. Plus, Kanoa and Jordan share their thoughts on UH football's upcoming Hawaii Bowl appearance and how they fared on the early signing day. And they end the show (the last of the year) with a special "Best and Worst" segment.

Kurt Helin from NBC Sports talks the NBA and their reactions to the huge spike in the COVID numbers, and how certain teams are reacting to the highest spike in numbers this year. Leo Luna, co-founder of 49ers Gold Mine, talks the 49ers on their winning trajectory over the last couple of months as they look to hold down the sixth seed in the NFL playoff picture.

BMac is back! Brian McInnis of the Spectrum News app joins the show to talk about his return to covering sports, including the continuing saga of the new Aloha Stadium development, the curious situation involving the Hawaii Pacific University women's basketball program, and much more. Plus, Kanoa and Jordan share their thoughts on UH football's upcoming Hawaii Bowl appearance and how they fared on the early signing day. And they end the show (the last of the year) with a special "Best and Worst" segment.

Gary comes on after an exciting Tailgreeter Cure Bowl and talks about the entire COVID-19 situation. Games are being moved, so how does that impact the league in the NFL? Also, Hawaii's own Neil Everett joins the show to talk about the situation up on the mainland. And Stanford Men's Basketball coach Jerod Hasse joins the show to talk about his team and their journey to the Diamond Head Classic next week.

Ben Jacobson, head coach of the Northern Iowa men's basketball team, talks the upcoming Diamondhead Classic and previews his team as they come into Hawaii next week. Chris Hummer from 247 Sports talks the transfer portal and his favorite quarterbacks for this year's NFL Draft. Rich Miano joins the show to talk about UH's transfer situation and the upcoming Hawaii Bowl.

Stephen Tsai from the Star Advertiser talks the University of Hawaii's crop from the early signing day on Wednesday and how the team is looking ahead of the Hawaii Bowl. BJ Kissel from the KC Sports Network talks the Chiefs and how Patrick Mahomes and crew have come together for their six game winning streak. Navy head coach Ken Niumatalolo comes on to talk his unbelievable win against Army this weekend, as well as his post-retirement admirations.

Join Daren Kimura for the 2021 finale of the Sports Cards and Collectibles Show with special guest David Steinberger, and Erick Reichard for another Buy Low, Sell High!

Join us for the NFL eek 15 edition of the Rivals Fantasy Football Show! We're pretty much in playoff mode, so the guys talk about who you should be looking for on the waiver wire, who you should start and who you should sit to make sure you're the champion at the end of the season! Also, our expert Jamey Eisenberg from CBS Sports takes your questions on how to make your lineup championship worthy this week. Brought to you by Rivals Sports Bar and Lounge in the Waikiki Malia by Outrigger.

The animals are on this mid-week edition of the show talking about the National Letter of Intent signing day, or rather the early signing period. And there was some news about the number 2 prospect in the nation. But could all this mean there's a shift in college football? Also, the renowned Iolani Classic is coming back soon, so Iolani coach Ryan Hirata joins the show to talk about his team and the tournament. And our own coach Arnold Martinez joins the show to talk about the upcoming Hawaii Bowl game between Memphis and the Rainbow Warriors.

Josh comes on this Wednesday and immediately cuts to UH football coach Todd Graham holding a live zoom press conference talking about the early signing period. Did the team sign on who they wanted and Josh talks about this team moving forward for 2022. And there's a headline that shocked the nation of college football and recruiting...and it's thanks to Deion Sanders.