Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku and Paul continue the realignment conversation after Hawai'i's recommitment to the Mountain West until 2032 for football, playing part of UH athletic director Craig Angelos' media availability from Thursday. We close the first hour with Paul recapping opening day of practice for Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine basketball.

Hour 2 continues the realignment conversation with more from Craig Angelos' media availability regarding having a home and why the school did not want to go independent for football. We shift gears at the bottom of the hour, previewing the weekend ahead for Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine volleyball by hearing from head coach Robyn Ah Mow and outside hitter Caylen Alexander. The show closes with Kyle Galdeira joining for Week 4 NFL quick picks.

It's the official tip-off of this season's 'Sharks Weekly', live from the HPU Esports Arena powered by DSE Hawaii! Joining the show are HPU Men's Basketball head coach Jesse Nakanishi, senior guard Kordel Ng, and senior guard Sherman Brashear.

Ku'ulei Agbayani catches up with University of Hawai'i Football Special Teams Coordinator Thomas Sheffield during the Rainbow Warriors' bye week. UH's next game will be at San Diego State on October 5.

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku and Paul open the show talking about the breaking news from UNLV as starting QB Matthew Sluka announced he would redshirt the rest of the year after an NIL disagreement with the Rebels. We switch gears, hearing from Kapolei Golf Club head chef and 'Hell's Kitchen' Season 23 contestant Meghan Ellis, the first ever Hawai'i-born and raised chef on the show, for Mana Wahine Wednesday.

HPU pitcher Vicente Molina joins the show for Hour 2, introducing himself outside of the baseball diamond with an interest in pursuing a career in sports media. We discuss the student-athlete perspective of the conference realignment in college, how he views the UNLV QB drama and the postseason for MLB.

We have a slight change up from sports this week as Ku'u and Paul chat with Chef Meghan Ellis, the first Hawai'i born and raised chef to compete on Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen. Ellis will be a competitor on season 23, which premieres Thursday, September 26 at 7 p.m. HT on Fox.

Maiya Beltran led the offense for Waipahu with 10 kills and a service ace in the Marauders' 3-1 win over Aiea (25-16, 25-20, 13-25, 25-13). Libero Aleamaikalani Paiva had 14 digs, 6 aces, and 7 assists to earn the recognition as our Timmy T's "Grinder of the Game".

Happy Aloha Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku and Paul open the show continuing the conversation around the Pac-12 and Mountain West re-alignment battle playing out in the public before switching to the hardwood after Hawai'i men's and women's basketball announced a weekend in Hilo during October with games and a keiki clinic for Big Island residents. 

The basketball conversation continues into Hour 2 as Paul gives an update on the latest commitment for Hawai'i MBB before dropping crumbs around offers going out from the program. We hear from Hawai'i soccer head coach Bud Nagamine and forward Fabiola Zamora following the Rainbow Wahine 4-1 win over local rival HPU before closing out the show with a look at the weekend in high school sports.