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Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart ahead of a big weekend for UH Athletics, with everything from NCAA tournaments in basketball to insight on the situation between UH, Mountain West, and Pac 12. Also, college football predictions, drama in the golf world, and more.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart in an abbreviated episode.

Kanoa Leahey and Billy Hull featuring conversations with Rob DeMello from Henderson, Nevada, and Warrior Volleyball Coach Charlie Wade.

Gary Dickman in the morning featuring a conversation with Derrick Low.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics and other national talking points, from the Big West Tournament and the Rainbow Wahine basketball team prepping for tomorrow's semi-final matchup with Spectrum's Lori Santi, Hawaii baseball's matchup with the ranked UCSB Gauchos with former UH pitcher and color voice on ESPN Honolulu Harry Kuroda, as well as a bevy of other topics like the best chip flavor and each talent's cocktail name.

Gary talks some Hawaii Athletics news, from the Rainbow Wahine and their upcoming match in the Big West Tournament with Dave Kawada who is in Henderson for the tournament, as well as some men's basketball and volleyball talk as Charlie Wade's crew is preparing for the Outrigger Invitational and Tiff Wells joins the show to further the conversation on that mark.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart with more on the All-Big West Awards for Men's and Women's Basketball, also talking slow play in the PGA tour and more on NFL free agency.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart remember the incredible life of ESPN Honolulu's Bobby Curran, with Rich Miano. Also, following storylines around NFL free agency, the UH Athletic Director search, magical record-breaking moments, and more. 

Kanoa and Billy continue to talk up their good friend Bobby Curran, and also throw in some talk about Hawaii Athletics and especially the topic of Eran Ganot and the men's team.

Jordan Helle and Larry Beil join the show to throw their two cents in on the men's topic and continue to remember the life of Bobby Curran.

Gary keeps up the tribute for Bobby today, as he expands into Hawaii Athletics, from men's and women's basketball -- Laura Beeman joins the show, and Hawaii football as well with June Jones.