Hour 2 leads off with some NFL conversation and getting to the text line regarding Hour 1 topics.

We move to the high school ranks to look ahead at the OIA playoffs in girls' volleyball and football in the upcoming weeks, discussing the matchups to decide who takes home trophies.

The day closes out with Ku & Paul sharing their "I was there" sports moments in person & asking listeners to share their own memories. 

You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

Happy Victory Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul bring out the pom-poms as the Hawai'i football team is bowl eligible after beating Colorado State over the weekend.

We chat about the full-team victory by the Rainbow Warriors, going in-depth about the differences in this year's group we see compared to the first few years of the program.

The first hour closes out with a quick discussion over the latest opinion piece from Civil Beat regarding Kansei Matsuzawa & his kanji-name jersey.

You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network. 

Hour 2 opens with a look to the weekend in the NFL after the first-ever Hawaii-born QB matchup between Dillon Gabriel and Tua Tagovailoa went the way of the Browns.

We return to Hawai'i football conversation, continuing the conversation around looking into extending the current coaching staff as the NCAA carousel gets going with double-digit HC openings already.

We also begin looking at the legitimate chances of Hawai'i playing for a Mountain West championship as the conference remains wide open at the midway point of the year.

You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network. 

UH rolls past Colorado State on the road to move to 6-2 and become eligible for a bowl for the first time in the Timmy Chang era!! Plus, Rams roll, Steelers disappoint in Cincy and our picks continue to do well! Also, the Dodgers advance to the World Series and is Shohei Otani the greatest player of all time?  Monty discusses!

The Kalaheo football team achieved a feat that no other team in program history has been able to do in 17 years as the Mustangs came away with a 21-14 win over Kalani to close out the regular season Saturday night. READ MORE.

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul start the basketball conversation to lead off the day, recapping the UH men's basketball Tip-Off event from last night before talking about the Rainbow Warriors' preseason conference recognitions.

We hear from head coach Eran Ganot, getting his thoughts on camp and what it will mean to play against another team in the preseason with an exhibition on Saturday.

The first hour closes out with UH football conversation as Ku & Paul look ahead to Saturday's matchup against Colorado State for the Rainbow Warriors.

Kyle Galdeira joins the show to lead off Hour 2, giving his spit takes for the Rainbow Warriors ahead of the weekend before getting into his weekly NFL Quick Picks with Ku'ulei.

We return to the court to talk about Rainbow Wahine basketball after UH was picked to finish atop the Big West and had two preseason all-conference selections. We hear head coach Laura Beeman's thoughts on the recognition and how much she's looking forward to seeing her team play against someone else next week.

The day closes out with Ku & Paul giving their keys to Saturday's UH football game and manifestation of a bowl-clinched celebration on Monday.

We continue our Hawaii-Colorado State football game week hearing from UH head coach Timmy Chang and CSU head coach Jay Norvell as the two put their longstanding friendship on hold this week. Plus, we hear what Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa had to say in regard to his postgame comments following their loss to the Chargers and about Brown QB/fellow Hawaii native Dillon Gabriel ahead of their matchup this Sunday.

Hawai'i Pacific University (5-15, 0-4 PacWest) upset Chaminade (11-10, 5-1 PacWest) in a thrilling five-set victory to break an 11-match losing streak against the Silverswords (25-21, 25-21, 18-25, 23-25, 15-8). Read More.