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.

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht recap a busy weekend in Hawaiʻi sports, beginning with Pearl City's Senior League Baseball World Series championship and Kawaihau Community Little League's run through the West Regional. Then it's all high school football: Waipahu's dominant win over Campbell, ʻAiea's thriller against Damien, Caizel Jesus-Kapesi's 489-yard performance and a conversation with Fun Factory VIP Cason Brooke. Plus, a look at UH Athletics' new 'Bows Athletics Club giving program.

Hour two shifts to Hawaiʻi football and the recap of Saturday's scrimmage via Stephen Tsai with the latest buzz surrounding backup quarterback Bjorn Jurgensen, kicker Sean Olvera-Harle, and more. Later, UNLV Harrah College of Hospitality dean David Cardenas joins the show to discuss the school's new sport hospitality management degree before the crew closes with Michael Lasquero's updated Hawaiʻi high school football Top 25.

‘Aiea and Damien kicked off the 2026 high school football season with an offensive shootout at Pearl City High School. Sophomore quarterback Caizel Jesus-Kapesi led a high-powered Na Ali‘i attack, while King Kekaulike transfer Casen Brooke delivered a huge performance in his ‘Aiea debut. Damien answered throughout the night and remained within one possession in the fourth quarter, but ‘Aiea held on for a 39-31 win over the Monarchs. Click here for full recap.

Note: This recording joined the game in progress during the first quarter.

Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht react to the reported Mountain West-Pac-12 settlement before college football analyst Phil Steele joins the show to break down Hawaiʻi football, Micah Alejado, Timmy Chang's roster building and the Mountain West race. Plus, updates on Rainbow Wahine soccer and softball, and the debut of the Fantastic Sams A Cut Above Featured Student-Athlete with ʻAiea sophomore quarterback Caizel Jesus-Kapesi.