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Kanoa and Billy talk Hawaii football as they're getting ready for their short week against UNLV this weekend, so they talk with Spectrum Sports' Jordan Helle to get his take on that as well as the performance of his Baldwin Bears last weekend.

Isaac "Big Fish" Johnson joins the show to talk about his decision coming to Hawaii and his great start to the season.

Dave Kawada fills in for Gary today, as he talks about Aloha Stadium with political analyst Neal Milner after his column in the Honolulu Civil Beat about the great memories at Aloha Stadium, as well as a chat with head football coach Timmy Chang about this Friday's game against UNLV.

Kanoa and Billy recount a full weekend of football as they talk about the Mountain West football scoreboard with football guru Rich Miano as the 'Bows prepare for a quick week for Friday's matchup against UNLV.

The guys also talk about the NFL, which two-loss team are real, or if the Eagles and Chiefs are frauds.

Dave fills in for the Vegas-bound Gary Dickman, as he discusses the NFL, college football and Hawaii high school football. Former UH running back Travis Sims joins Dave this morning to go down memory lane as the two discuss the '92 Holiday Bowl as well as Travis' son, Landon, as UH looks to keep up the positive momentum this season.

Harvard alum and former Pac Five quarterback Neil Rose joins the show to talk about his experience coming out of UH Labs, his time at Harvard as well as what's been up for his life since.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart on ESPN Honolulu.

On this episode, talking mainly about basketball, both men's and women's, for the University of Hawaii. How does the men's team get better attendance and how do the women shake off the "ugly win" from last night? Special guests include former Hawaii basketball player Negus Webster-Chan, and current assistant coach for the men's basketball team Gibson Johnson talks about their strategy heading into what could be a good game against Manhattan.

It's a Kahala Friday and we're talking...pies? Which pie is actually really good, is it Pecan, Sweet Potato, Apple? Back on the sports topic, Billy and Gary get into a "fight" about the MLB MVP and Aaron Judge winning it over Cal Raleigh. But there's baseball to get to as Hawaii baseball head coach Rich Hill joins the show to talk about the team's recently released schedule and their trip to Japan. And, as they do every Friday, Brian McInnis from Spectrum News joins the show to talk about the local sports scene, and Lee Sterling from Paramount Sports joins the show to talk about games this week, including a big Mountain West matchup that we know Hawaii is going to watch.

On this Aloha and Kahala Friday, it's not all beautiful for the Rainbow Wahine basketball team after what they called "an ugly win" against St. Martin's. How do they take this score forward with the rest of the season? Plus, UH men's basketball keeps the Rainbow Classic up tonight, but where's the attendance at? And we still can't get over Hawaii football's win over San Diego State, so Mark Veneri joins the show to talk about that win and the team on a bye this week, looking towards the last two games of the season.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics after the triad of Matt Elliott, Timmy Chang and Laura Beeman make the case for around $5 million to help support UH Athletics and Spectrum Sports' Lori Santi gives her opinion on that situation as well as her view on the game tonight for the Rainbow Wahine basketball team. Aloha State Daily's Christian Shimabuku also joins the show to talk about Hawaii football, Hawaii high school atheltes on signing day as well as his performance on last week's Six Pack of Picks. On that note, the guys give their best shot as Billy looks to ride the momentum of going 5-1 last week.

Gary talks about the Hawaii men's basketball win over Mississippi Valley State to open the Outrigger Rainbow Classic last night, and he grabs Josh Pacheco from a quick sleep after he called the game last night to expand on the 'Bows' performance and what to expect on Friday against Manhattan. Gary also talks college football, the NBA, the NFL, and Hawaii football.