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Artie talks about the NFL Playoffs, Hawaii men's basketball, as well as his mild annoyances with Honolulu infrastructure.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii sports, from a pair of good wins for both the men's and women's UH Basketball teams over Cal Poly with Spectrum News' Brian McInnis, as well as some football talk with NFL Network's Steve Wyche who is down in Hawaii for the Polynesian Bowl today.

Gary talks about college athletics, from talking with ESPN and ACC Network's Eric MacClain about the upcoming National Championship between Indiana and Miami, plus he talks with Josh Pacheco about the University of Hawaii men's basketball team and their impressive win over Cal Poly on the road.

Kanoa and Billy talk about UH Athletics and reacting to a Senate Ways and Means Committee informational briefing where multiple senators came out against the idea to assist UH in paying their athletes NIL, especially Sen. Kurt Fevella.

The guys talk with Mark Rolfing as the relationship between the PGA and Hawaii and how he has been tasked to help mend the relationship.

Gary talks about college football and the NFL as well amid conversations about UH with the Senate Ways and Means Committee informational briefing yesterday, as well as talking with new deptuty stadium manager Michael Yadao.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart on ESPN Honolulu

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart on ESPN Honolulu

Kanoa and Billy talk about the NFL Playoffs with Lori Santi as the NFC West rivals jab each other about their favorite teams and also talk some Rainbow Wahine Basketball.

Rob DeMello from KHON also joins the show as the guys discuss the NFL, college football and Hot Pockets.

Gary talks college basketball as Brad Davidson joins him to talk about the Rainbow Warriors after their big win over UC Irvine last Saturday.

Gary also talks NFL with a new head coach job opening up in Pittsburgh.

Host Kanoa Leahey is joined by the Rainbow Warrior men's volleyball head coach and several special guests, middle blocker Trevell Jordan and libero Quentin Greenidge.