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The Supreme Court ruled against the NCAA rules on student athletes get compensated on there likeness, What could the mean for University of Hawaii? Josh gives his thoughts on the subject. Lou Williams helped the Hawks win against the Bucks, will they be able to close the series? Josh has his take, Also the person who cause the accident for the Tour De France is caught!

Geoff Mosher of Inside the Birds talks the Philadelphia Eagles and the direction the franchise wants to go in with young guys like Devonta Smith and Jalen Hurts leading the way for the Eagles. LJ Lloyd from Locked on Browns talks the Cleveland Browns and their expectations for reaching the playoffs and even the Super Bowl next year. Kurt Helin of NBC Sports talks the NBA Playoffs and the LA Clippers chances of forcing a game 7 after being down 2-0 for the third time these playoffs.

The animals are on vacation, so Josh fills in on this Tuesday right after game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Trae Young is out and the Hawks still won, but how big is the blow for Giannis and the Bucks? Could it mean a chance at the NBA Finals? Also, how much should we care about Chauncey Billups' past when being regarded for a job in the NBA? And Dr. Charles Arakaki joins the show to talk about Men's Health Month!

Jamey Eisenberg from CBS Sports talks NFL news and the ongoing bout between Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers. Scoop Jackson from ESPN talks the NBA Playoffs and the comeback effort being made by the LA Clippers. Ben Volin of the Boston Globe talks the NFL and the New England Patriots' plan for next season as competition begins between Mac Jones and Cam Newton.

University of Hawaii Men’s Basketball head coach Eran Ganot joins Bobby Curran to discuss their summer training; and his excitement about guys like Bernardo De Silva and Samuta Avea; the recent departure of his assistant coaches; and more.

Bobby Curran welcomes new University of Hawaii Men’s Golf Coach Scott Simpson and talks about his recruitment strategy.

Former #HawaiiFB lineman Aaron Kia was our featured guest on the recent episode! Kia, who played for Hawaii from 2006 to 2009, was a part of three bowl teams, including the 2007 squad that went undefeated in the regular season and took on Georgia in the BCS Sugar Bowl. He also made the WAC’s All-Academic Team on three occasions.

Josh comes on this start of the work week edition of the show talking what happened throughout the weekend, including the NBA playoffs and the games we saw over the weekend, some replays, and the Men's College World Series. NC State was eliminated due to too many Covid-19 positive tests, but could it be handled differently, or could something have changed earlier? And who ain't doing it right is Olympic-sized today.

Jay Jaffe of FanGraphs talks the MLB situation and umpires’ enforcement of the new rules revolving around the “sticky situation” with pitchers. Cindy Boren of the Washington Post talks the Washington Football Team and how the NFC East could be seeing a new winner this season. Bobby welcomes new Men’s Golf Coach Scott Simpson and talks about his recruitment strategy. UH Men’s Basketball coach Eran Ganot comes on to talk about the beginning to their summer training, and his excitement about guys like Bernardo De Silva and Samuta Avea.

The animals are on vacation, so Josh fills in on this Aloha Friday and comes on after...well what was Game 2 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals. But it wasn't even close, so what was the difference between game 1 and game 2? Also, the College World Series was on, and there was a delay between NC State and Vanderbilt, but what was it for if it wasn't weather?