Josh Pacheco breaks down today's big news about college football, from Washington entering the mix for a Big 10 expansion chance, College Football Playoff expansion, and the creation of the transfer portal windows. To help preview the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, color voice Terry Obee joins the show to go over what he's seen in the one week of play for the Hilltoppers. 

Kanoa Leahey and Christian Shimabuku from KHON2 breaks down some more reactions from University of Hawaii sports from last weekend. Tiffany Westerberg from the Rainbow Wahine talks about the tournament in Texas A&M as well as her being the sole Rainbow Wahine on the All-Tournament team this weekend. Lois Manin from the Univeristy of Hawaii come on to talk about "The Day of Giving" and more on the anniversary of Title IX and the Rainbow Wahine Athletics programs. 

The Sports Animals field more reactions from Saturday's football game, as well as get you ready for your fantasy season with the Rivals Fantasy Football Show. Rainbow Wahine Soccer Head Coach Michele "Bud" Nagamine joins the show after an impressive homestand this weekend, how they're preparing for road trip number two this season, and who they're looking out for in the Big West. Jeremy Mauss from the Mountain West Wire talks Mountain West football and the best matchups this weekend for the MWC. Vinne Iyer from Sporting News fields your questions for the Rivals Fantasy Football Show. 

Josh Pacheco breaks down more fan's reactions from Saturday's loss against the Vanderbilt Commodores. Coach Arnold Martinez hops on to give his opinions on the game, and what Hawaii can do to improve before their next matchup against the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers. 

Kanoa Leahey and Jordan Helle further analyze into this weekend's loss for the Rainbow Warrior football team alongside Spectrum Analyst Rich Miano. 

Honolulu Little League Head Coach Gerald Oda joins Gary Dickman and Chris Hart this morning to talk about the World Series and how it felt to win the championship in Williamsport.

This week on Shakas & Swings, Episode 4 Hunter Hughes recaps the PGA Tour FedEx Cup Championship which ended with Rory McIlroy on top. Hunter wanted to pose this question to YOU. "Does a FedEx Cup title equal winning a major championship?"  

On the back nine, Hunter gives his reasons for why Rory might be the new face of golf. We also get an update on the on going battle between the PGA Tour and LIV Tour after Tiger Woods and Rory were subpoenaed.

The Sports Animals field in the numerous questions about the University of Hawaii football team after this weekend's loss against Vanderbilt and prepare for Saturday's bout with Western Kentucky. Their head coach, Tyson Helton, joins the show to discuss his team as well as his experience back in the early 2000's when he was a member of June Jones staff at the University of Hawaii. Jamey Eisenberg from CBS Sports hops on to discuss NFL cuts, as well as the interesting restructure of Jimmy Garoppolo's contract to guarantee he won't be traded this season but will leave after this regular season. Gerald Oda hops on after winning the Little League World Series, again, to have a conversation with Gary. 

Kanoa Leahey and Lori Santi join forces to react to Saturday's big loss to Vanderbilt in football as well as other UH sports from the weekend. 

Josh Pacheco comes in with his reactions to the weekend. From the game day atmosphere, to how he now views the Rainbow Warriors after the blowout loss to the Vanderbilt Commodores, and how he feels about the predictions made last week.