Hawaii Sports Radio Network

We've got a ton of people to here from today! Ku'ulei recaps National Letter of Intent Day and hear from student-athletes Kendalyn Cordeiro-Felise (Kapolei, softball) and Malosi Mataafa-Alferos (Mililani, baseball). We'll also hear post championship interviews with head coaches of HHSAA Cheerleading State Champions Iolani (all girls division) and Radford (co-ed).

Jeff Rich is back and he welcomes HPU Women's Basketball head coach Ray Alvarado along with student-athletes Ella Berge and Nicole Wertenberger.

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday & National Signing Day, beautiful people! Ku and Paul celebrate the local Hawai'i high school athletes putting pen to paper to make college decisions official Wednesday morning to open the show before tackling the roster limit rule to be implemented by the NCAA and the pros and cons of the switch to no scholarship limits.

We also give our first looks at the weekend Hawai'i football matchup at Utah State.

Olivia Austin joins the show for Hour 2, talking about her busy schedule as she works closely with the University of Hawai'i marketing department and how she's found a fit working within the NIL college landscape.

Ku and Paul also continue the National Letter of Intent signing day conversation by playing Michael Lasquero's interviews with Mililani baseball standout Aukai Araujo-Waiau and Punahou volleyball libero Kahea Moriwaki.

Hour 2 continues the Hawai'i men's basketball conversation as Ku and Paul share their takeaways from the first weekend on multiple new players for the Rainbow Warriors. We hear from one of those additions in Marcus Greene after he received all-tournament team honors with his 18-point performance in the championship win over Pacific.

The show closes out talking about college football and the drama-fest that was Week 11 with officiating controversies and key matchups. Paul ends the show giving his take about the Heisman trophy race as the regular season winds down.

Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku and Paul open the show talking about Hawai'i's 76-66 win over Pacific in the OUTRIGGER Rainbow Classic for the program's 16th title in the event and third under head coach Eran Ganot.

The duo shifts gears into an NFL conversation with the Bears firing OC Shane Waldron Tuesday morning and hear from Tua Tagovailoa following the Dolphins' 23-15 victory over the Rams on Monday night.

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku, Michael and Paul back to break down Hawai'i football's heartbreaking 29-27 loss on Saturday against UNLV, discussing the disappointment of falling short of an upset over the Rebels.

We flip over to the hardwood as Paul gives his thoughts on the Rainbow Wahine's season-opening road trip split in the Pacific Northwest before the trio talks about what they liked most from the Rainbow Warriors two wins to begin the year.

You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube, Hawai'i Sports Radio Network.

Hour 2 kicks off with the crew tackling the officiating conversation that emerged following Timmy Chang's comments after Hawai'i's loss to UNLV, talking about the overall impact (or non-impact) that the calls ultimately had on the outcome for the Rainbow Warriors.

The football conversation rolls on, hearing from Brayden Schager after the loss to the Rebels before dropping to high school football to analyze the 2024 First Hawaiian Bank HHSAA Football Championship tournaments in Division I, II and the Open.

You can watch the recording of this episode on our YouTube, Hawai'i Sports Radio Network.

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku and Paul open a packed show with a recap of Thursday night's Big West semifinal that saw the Hawai'i soccer team fall against 5th-seeded Cal State Bakersfield, 3-0. We hear from head coach Michele Nagamine after the game before shifting gears to Hawai'i football.

We play Ku's conversation with Hawai'i football wide receivers coach Jared Ursua, covering the upcoming game against UNLV and talking about the recent positive switch for the program on the field.