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Dave Kawada discusses March Madness, more specifically the women's side as the tournament has seen a major loss with the injury to USC's phenom JuJu Watkins and what an injury like that means for the future of the star player.

Dominic Drury from the Big West talks Big West basketball and the other goings on around the Big West. Clair Tong from Hawaii Pacific Health to talk about the upcoming PickleBall Open and being active as we all start to get a little older.

Kanoa and Billy break down their March Madness brackets as the pair craves for more Madness from March this season. The guys also discuss Rainbow Baseball with Pal Eldridge after the 'Bows put on a clinic in their first two games in the series against UC Davis this weekend.

Dave Kawada fills in for Gary, and Dave gives us his opinions on all things March Madness, transfer portal and talks about Hawaii baseball's great weekend over UC Davis.

Harrison Kuroda, color analyst for ESPN Honolulu, joins the show to talk with Dave about said great pitching and hitting performances for Rainbow Baseball and how this team is buying in bigger than ever for Rich Hill.

Kanoa and Billy break down March Madness and their brackets and their big upsets of yesterday and today. The guys also discuss Hawaii Athletics, from the loss for Rainbow Wahine basketball in the WBIT and the upcoming weekend for Hawaii Baseball.

Lori Santi talks some Rainbow Wahine Basketball and what went so wrong for the 'Bows, Chad Owens joins the show to talk about joining the UH Circle of Honor and Brian McInnis talks men's basketball.

Tanner fills in for Gary today, as he delves into March Madness and the first day of the Round of 64 and what upsets he predicted correctly on his bracket and what surprised him the most. Keith Smith from Spotrac and the NBA Front Office Show to talk about the huge $6 billion deal for the Boston Celtics, and Kallin Spiller joins the show to talk about the tough loss for the Rainbow Wahine in the WBIT.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart react to more on the Athletic Director search at the University of Hawaii, more on NCAA Basketball tournament, and more.

Gary and Tanner fill in for Kanoa and Billy today as they take you through the start of one of the best days in sports, the Round of 64 of March Madness. The AD Search Committee topic also comes up with the Gary and Tanner as they discuss their opinions on whether or not UH needs one or not.

The guys also talk with Scott Robbs to talk about Hawaii men's volleyball and some Hawaii baseball talk as well with Josh Pacheco later on in the show to preview their weekend matchup with UC Davis.

Kanoa and Billy talk about March Madness and break down their brackets as the best day of the year begins tomorrow with the Round of 64, and they talk with ESPN's Malcolm Huckaby to break down matchups this weekend and what teams to look out for in potential upsets.

Rob DeMello also joins the show to talk Hawaii Athletics, from the women's basketball team preparing for the WBIT tomorrow as well as some other Hawaii Athletics updates. The guys also break down new MLB Ballpark foods, the Master's Menu and insurance.

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics, from men's basketball and whether or not they will get rid of Eran Ganot this offseason, to talking with Laura Beeman about their upcoming matchup with UNLV in the WBIT tomorrow evening.

Trevor Lane from the NBA Front Office Show talks the LA Lakers and their vision for the rest of the year now that Luka Doncic is performing amazingly, like usual.

Kanoa and Billy keep you up on your morning drive this post-St. Patrick's Day as the duo dwell upon March Madness, the NBA, Hawaii Athletics amid more men's basketball discussions on Eran Ganot and talk about how they spent (or are recovering from) their St. Patrick's Day celebrations.

Jordan Helle joins the guys from the Big Island as he's a little busy with some water polo and he talks about which of the Big Four Sports have the best offseason as well as other topics the guys have been talking about.

Christian Shimabuku from Aloha State Daily furthers the guys' analysis of Hawaii Athletics, as well as who he has on his March Madness Brackets and his own Bracketology.