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Gary gives his reaction to the NASED news and talks more about it with Senator Glenn Wakai as he also reacts and discusses more about the Halawa project.

ESPN Radio's Evan Cohen from "Unsportsmanlike" also joins the Gary to talk more about the NFL, his show and how he can convince his bosses to come to Hawaii asap.

Kanoa and Billy react to the news about the NASED agreements going down and speak with Brennon Morioka on what fans should be expecting in the next couple of months, as well as years, as the process for beginning the NASED project begins.

Wide Receivers coach Jared Ursua joins the guys to discuss his room, as well as the rest of the team's process, as practices are ramping up and next Saturday against Stanford gets closer.

Rob DeMello from KHON2 Sports discusses more about Hawaii football, but also some high school football as well as coverage ramps up.

Josh and Chris talk about NASED and talks with Brennon Morioka about all the new details of the agreed upon details of the (hopeful) beginning to the construction in Halawa.

Kanoa and Billy talk with Lori Santi from Spectrum Sports, talk story about her pickleball antics as well as other Bay Area Sports for the 49ers/Warriors fan.

Gary talks the NFL, his opinions on the top quarterbacks in the NFL, as well as his discussion with Indianapolis Colts DT and Punahou grad Deforest Buckner.

Hosted by Daren Kimura.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart on ESPN Honolulu.

Kanoa and Billy give their reactions to the big news about the new Spectrum and Hawaii Athletics media deal that does away with pay per view, and the guys discuss the topic with UH AD Matt Elliott as well as other gameday activities and a possible extension for a Hawaii coach.

Jordan Helle from Spectrum Sports gives his reaction to the pay per view news, and how this affects the viewers on the islands but also the football team.

Gary talks Hawaii football pertaining to the new Spectrum deal with Hawaii Athletics to do away with pay-per-view for Hawaii Football in the final year before moving to the Mountain West media deal, as well as more on Hawaii football with John Veneri.

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