After seeing their season opener cancelled from the effects of Hurricane Lala, the No. 4-ranked Kapolei Hurricanes (1-0) provided a storm of their own with a dominant 50-15 victory over No. 6-ranked Waipahu (1-1) on Friday night.

Kapolei senior running back Chazz-Michael Kapahu tore up the Marauders defense, toting the rock 18 times for 223 yards rushing and three touchdowns. It set a new school record for the Hurricanes according to Hawaii Prep World’s archives, passing John Dela Rama’s 214-yard outing against Kalani in August 2003.

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open up the day reacting to the latest in the never-ending NCAA eligibility saga as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit granted a stay request in the Wisne v. NCAA class-action lawsuit.

We shift gears into Hawai'i conversation, recapping the Rainbow Wahine soccer team's 3-1 loss against MAC-favorite Western Michigan on Thursday while also diving into Raiders K Kansei Matasuzawa's rough preseason showing.

The first hour wraps up hearing from University of Hawai'i tennis alum Andre Ilagan after he met with the local media earlier in the week to discuss becoming the first Rainbow Warrior to ever qualify for the U.S. Open.

Hour 2 begins with a trip to the classroom as Ku'ulei breaks down the latest in the state of Hawai'i's continuing conversation regarding legalized gaming and gambling, hearing from both sides of the aisle on what steps have been taken elsewhere when it comes to the ongoing debate.

We look at the new high school football rankings from Michael Lasquero, batting around if there should've been a change at the top of the list after Mililani's impressive comeback win against Liberty (NV).

The day wraps up with Ku & Paul giving their weekly "Aloha Friday" shoutouts before heading into the weekend.

It’s Mana Wahine Wednesday as Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht recap the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team’s exhibition against Chaminade, including early standouts and what they learned from Joshua Walker’s first match at the Stan Sheriff Center. Hear postgame thoughts from Walker and Chaminade head coach Kahala Kabalis Hoke before HPU women’s flag football head coach Kanda Korver joins the show to discuss building Hawaiʻi’s first collegiate women’s flag football program, assembling an inaugural roster and creating opportunities for local athletes.

In Hour 2, Ku'ulei and Paul get into some national sports news, discussing former Hawaiʻi quarterback Luke Weaver after being named San José State’s starter before remembering ESPN co-founder Bill Rasmussen and discussing the evolution of the network he helped create. Plus, the latest twists in the Los Angeles Lakers ownership saga, and HPU men’s basketball head coach Jesse Nakanishi joins the show to discuss the Sharks’ offseason, coaching staff and upcoming Tip-Off Pāʻina fundraiser.

Happy Monday, beautiful people! Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht recap a wild weekend across Hawaiʻi before diving into the Rainbow Warriors’ third scrimmage of fall camp. Hear from wide receiver Kaikai Carvalho after a standout performance and defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman as UH turns its attention toward Stanford. Plus, a recap of Rainbow Wahine soccer’s battle with Kansas State, postgame thoughts from Michele Nagamine and a look at the Sistahhood Social Silent Auction supporting the UH football program.

Happy Aloha Friday! Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht recap a busy week across Hawaiʻi sports, including weather-related schedule changes, the departure of Rainbow Wahine water polo head coach James Robinson and Kauaʻi’s run toward the Little League World Series. Plus, Kansei Matsuzawa makes his NFL preseason debut, Hawaiʻi soccer puts together an encouraging performance against No. 23 Texas Tech, and hear from Coach Bud Nagamine + Dave Shoji and Khalilah Mitchell on the newly launched Shoji Society.

Kuʻu and Paul discuss the fallout between Jayden Daniels and LSU over the use of his name, image and likeness and the No. 5 jersey. Plus, UH Athletics Director Matt Elliott joins the show to discuss James Robinson’s departure, the Shoji Society and Bows Athletics Club, new VIP opportunities surrounding Hawaiʻi football and the continued push to strengthen support for UH Athletics. The show closes with high school football schedule updates and Aloha Friday shout-outs.

It’s Mana Wahine Wednesday as Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht preview the start of the Rainbow Wahine soccer season and hear from head coach Michele Nagamine ahead of Hawaiʻi’s matchup with No. 23 Texas Tech. Plus, Rainbow Wahine volleyball head coach Joshua Walker discusses preseason camp, his team’s work ethic and upcoming exhibitions against UH Hilo and Chaminade.

Hour two shifts to Hawaiʻi football as associate head coach Chris Brown talks about the Rainbow Warriors' offense, a deep linebacker room and Jamai Otis’ return from injury. Kuʻulei and Paul also share observations from UH practice, piece together Hawaiʻi men’s basketball’s Mountain West schedule from other schools’ releases and react to major NBA ownership news.