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Jordan Helle and Hunter Hughes recap the Rainbow Warriors' 17-13 loss against San Jose State in the conference opener, and then give their preview to the first of two games against New Mexico State, this game going in Las Cruces.

Rich Hammond, senior editor of The Athletic, talks the Los Angeles Rams and their upcoming matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this weekend, and if Matthew Stafford was truly worth it for the Rams. Cody Stoots of ESPN Houston talks the Houston Texans and their matchup tonight against the Panthers, and if Davis Mills is prepared for his first start in the NFL. Lorin Cox, co-host of the Locked on Bears podcast, talks the Chicago Bears and the decision to finally start Justin Fields, even if it's just because Andy Dalton is hurt.

Join Daren Kimura for another edition of the Sports Cards and Collectibles Show, along with special guest Jason Matsumoto, and Erick Reichard is back for Buy Low, Sell High!

On this edition of the Rivals Fantasy football show, the guys talk about some surprises from Week number 2 of the season and who you should be looking for on the waiver wire for week 3. And they answer some questions and texts about your lineups. Brought to you by Rivals Sports Bar & Lounge in the Waikiki Malia By Outrigger.

The animals are on this mid-week show with the headline about Tua Tagovailoa being out of play due to fractured ribs, and not bruised ribs as it was first told. But does that make Tua "injury-prone" and can he get back up from this? Then, we have UH men's golf coach Scott Simpson to talk about their win at the HPU Sharks Shootout and has a funny story about Bill Murray. And our own coach Arnold Martinez gets us ready for the upcoming Hawaii-New Mexico State game.

Josh comes on this mid-week edition talking about Hawaii football, and their appearance in a not-so-good article...ESPN Ryan McGee's infamous Bottom 10 article. Does the team belong there? And there's a debate that Josh gets in the middle of that he doesn't understand. What is it? Well...let's just say it has to do with food...

The Rainbow Warrior football team's "human highlight reel", Calvin Turner Jr., joins the show to talk about his approach to the game, dealing with a 1-3 start to the 2021 season and his experience with traditional Hawaiian food. Plus, Kanoa and Jordan discuss the UH football team's loss to San Jose State, the debate over whether fans should be allowed into University of Hawaii sporting events, the idea of UH football going independent amid widespread conference realignment, and their "Best and Worst".

Jack Nixon, play-by-play for the New Mexico State Aggies, comes on to preview the Aggies in the upcoming matchup in Las Cruces for the Rainbow Warriors. Mike Detillier talks the New Orleans Saints and their blow up against the Carolina Panthers this weekend as they prepare for the Patriots. Brandon Lee Gowton of Bleeding Green Nation talks the Eagles and their young core of Hurts, Reagor, and Smith as they take on the Cowboys for the top of the NFC East.

The Sports Animals are on this Tuesday talking one of the biggest headlines that comes from Philadelphia and Ben Simmons. The forward wants out of the 76ers, but is that a good move? Then UH football is coming up this week at New Mexico State, so Colin Deaver from KTSM talks about the Aggies and the reason why they went independent. Jamey Eisenberg from CBS Sports talks about the NFL and its headlines, including last night's game and Aaron Rodgers going off. And San Francisco team reporter Amy Gutierezz talks about the Giants and their race to claim that NL West, only being one game up on the Dodgers.

Josh comes on this Tuesday talking about optimism. But why is there optimism? It might just have to do with something that Governor Ige and Mayor Blangiardi said and the COVID numbers from earlier today. Josh also talks about the Maui Invitational that is supposed to be held later in November...but is that in trouble? Plus who ain't doing it right has to do with a fight...before a fight...