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Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul finally return for a normal show after a wild week of technical woes, talking about the recent commitments out of the transfer portal for Hawaii football.
We shift to the hardwood, hearing from head coach Eran Ganot ahead of the UH men's basketball team's big-time matchup hosting UC Irvine on Saturday in a top-of-the-Big West bout.
The first hour wraps up recapping a pair of OIA girls' basketball games, hearing from our Fun Factory VIPs of the Game from Pearl City and Radford.
Hour 2 opens up with men's volleyball after UH moved to 3-0 with another sweep on Thursday, rolling over the Ramblers of Loyola-Chicago in the first of two matches. We hear head coach Charlie Wade's postgame thoughts & chat a little more about the ceiling of this Rainbow Warrior squad.
We go back over to basketball to look at the Rainbow Wahine's Saturday matchup against UC Irvine, previewing the bout before hearing from head coach Laura Beeman.
The day wraps up with a quick prediction for Wild Card Weekend in the NFL & the Indiana vs. Oregon matchup, which has a sprinkle of familial ties to HSRN.
Radford comes up with a huge win on senior night, downing Mililani 45-34. Rams' Shantay Stroman led all scoring with 22 points and tabbed the 'Fun Factory VIP of the Game'.
A little wonky start to the show as the studio is still recovering from Wednesday's power outage! Ku'ulei starts things off with some college football transfer portal news including some new commitments to the University of Hawai'i! Plus, hear from new UH softball head coach Panita Thanatharn and men's volleyball OH Adrien Roure & head coach Charlie Wade.
Broadcasting from Pearl at Kalauao, today's show featured HPU Men's & Women's Golf head coach Ed Kageyama along with student-athletes Shuiyun He, Giulana Rovetti, and Shion Suzuki.
Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul continue the NFL conversation from Monday, power ranking their most likely & least likely teams to win the Super Bowl.
We move down to the college ranks as the transfer portal mania continues, discussing an article from The Athletic that put numbers to what some of the top players in Power 4 transfer circles are being compensated.
Hour 2 opens with Ku'ulei sharing the RFP from the University of Hawai'i that could potentially change the consumption of Rainbow Warrior & Wahine athletics from a local media standpoint and talks with Paul about the continued change brought on by the Matt Elliott regime.
The change-in-sports talk continues with reactions to a Sports Business Journal article that went over a few of the ways the landscape of athletics and sports media is expected to evolve over 2026, including NFL & NBA's different media plans.
Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the new year of streams talking about the transfer portal after Jackson Harris committed to LSU & Hawai'i football handed out offers over the weekend.
We move over to the court after the UH men's volleyball season began with a pair of sweeps against NJIT, hearing the postgame thoughts of head coach Charlie Wade, outside hitter Louis Sakanoko and setter Magnus Hettervik.
The first hour wraps up with a quick recap of an ugly UH men's basketball loss from Saturday as the 'Bows dropped their first conference game of the year in UC San Diego.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Hour 2 opens with playoff talk after the NFL regular season wrapped up on Sunday, seeing the Ravens miss a kick to end their year early and send Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers into the postseason as AFC North champions.
We shift to the other side of the spectrum, talking about the top of the NFL draft order being set before touching on the Black Monday firings going on throughout the league.
The day wraps up recapping another turnover-filled loss by the Hawai'i women's basketball team, who committed 24 more giveaways in Saturday's loss against UC San Diego.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
The Surfriders remain undefeated in OIA league play following a dominant 53-32 win over Na Menehune.
Happy New Year, beautiful people! Ku & Paul wrap up the week recapping their New Years' Eve celebrations before getting into the sports that were from over the break.
We discuss the historically big road win by the Hawaii men's basketball team from Thursday, railroading UC Riverside on the continent by 43 points to open up 2026.
The first hour then wraps up with Ku & Paul going back and forth on what's wrong with the Rainbow Wahine as Laura Beeman's squad fell to 0-3 to begin Big West play.
Hour 2 shifts the conversation to college football as the transfer portal window officially opened on Friday, going over the early entries by Hawaii football players along with the offers that have already been handed out by Timmy Chang and staff.
We wrap up the day previewing men's volleyball as the Rainbow Warriors open the new season on Friday night against NJIT as fans get a first look at the new players on a national championship caliber roster.
Happy final day of 2025, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the show with a look at the college football world as QB Luke Weaver announced his intention to enter the portal after a year with the Rainbow Warriors & the reaction from the fanbase and team afterwards.
We also look back at Paul's Parlor, seeing which lines hit the over and which lines ultimately were set too high for Hawaii's football season as a team and individual players.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Hour 2 opens with some Rainbow Wahine basketball talk as UH gets back to action on Thursday with Big West play against UC Riverside, hearing from Hawaii head coach Laura Beeman about the holiday break for her team.
The show closes out with Ku & Paul running through the best sports memories of 2025 in Hawaii, from girls' flag football inaugural championships to a year filled with winning by UH & HPU.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! University of Hawaii athletics director Matt Elliott joins Ku & Paul in the Den on the 6-month mark of his tenure leading the department to talk about a variety of topics ranging from HC Timmy Chang's contract situation, the future of pay-per-view for UH athletics, media rights deals & much, much more.
We discuss our takeaways from Matt Elliott's appearance in the Den, highlighting the quotes and notes that made our ears perk up throughout the first half of the hour.
Hour 2 opens with Arkansas MBB HC John Calipari's rant around the state of college athletics as programs look into eligibility of players with NBA experience, leading to Ku & Paul giving their takes around what has become of the beloved institution.
We move back to the islands to prepare for Big West play opening back up, hearing from UH head coach Eran Ganot ahead of the team's second road game of the 2025-26 season as they prep to play UC Riverside on Thursday.
The show wraps up with a quick preview of Wednesday's upcoming look back at the results of Paul's Parlor from the Hawaii football season.
Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul circle the block on Hawaii football, recapping the graduations that leave the biggest holes for the Rainbow Warriors to replace while looking at younger players that could potentially replace the graduating seniors.
We wrap up the first hour with Paul complaining about the shrinkage of fries he gets when he goes to McDonalds before Ku shares her favorite moments from the PopTarts Bowl.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Hour 2 opens with Paul filling in for a wounded Ku, opening the world of NFL results after the Bears won the NFC North title despite a loss and the Jets moved up the draft order after getting thwacked by the Patriots.
We shift back to the college ranks as a few more UH football players announced their intentions to enter the transfer portal, leading to a discussion over what positions the Rainbow Warriors need to focus their efforts on bringing in via the portal.
The day wraps up looking at what's coming up the rest of the week with UH men's volleyball starting the season ranked No. 2 in the country & Hawai'i men's and women's basketball returning to action for the final Big West slate for each.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Rivals breakdown the bowl game of the season so far as Warriors overcome early 21-0 deficit to beat Cal 35-31! Next, we preview this weeks Final 8 in College Football plus, week 17 saw a few thrilling games and surprises as we head to the last week of the season! What a great New Yearʻs week show!



