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Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul return after a successful opening weekend on the diamond for the BaseBows, taking two of the first three games against Gonzaga in dramatic fashion.
We also chat about Sac State's official move for football up to the FBS, agreeing to join the MAC as a football-only member starting in 2026. We talk about the details of the agreement that were leaked and what the move means for the Hornets.
The first hour wraps up continuing the college football conversation, hearing Michael Lasquero's chat with Hawaii football TE & Special Teams Analyst Jeremy Kerr.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Hour 2 opens with a continuation of the Sac State to the MAC reaction, reading off more reported details of Sac State's agreement to join the MAC and jump up to the FBS.
We move over to the hardwood, hearing from UH women's basketball head coach Laura Beeman after Saturday's Valentine's Day victory over CSUN before recapping the smackdown the men took on the continent.
The day wraps up reacting to ESPN's Bill Barnwell's 11 mock trades for the NFL offseason article that starts with moves by Paul and Ku'ulei's favorite football teams.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Hour 2 continues the UH baseball conversation as we hear from opening day starting pitcher Isaiah Magdaleno before he takes the bump against Gonzaga on Friday night.
We shift to Rainbow Wahine softball, hearing from HC Panita Thanatharn and RHP Taryn Irimata after UH went 4-1 during their opening weekend of games and Irimata earned Big West Pitcher of the Week honors.
The show wraps up talking about the stroke of bad luck the UH men's volleyball team faced ahead of their matchup against nationally-ranked Stanford before giving a quick update on the near future of Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul celebrate UH baseball opening day by hearing from head coach Rich Hill ahead of Friday night's premiere of the 2026 Rainbow Warrior baseball team.
We also chat about results for the UH & HPU men's and women's basketball teams from Thursday night as the Sharks both fell against league-leading Point Loma and both Hawaii squads rolled by Cal State Bakersfield.
The first hour wraps up with a clip from the recent Senate hearing with an interaction between Matt Elliott and Senator Samantha Decorte while discussing the legislative bills regarding NIL funding for UH.
Ku'ulei give her thoughts and takeaways from Wednesday's House (HB 2384) and Senate (SB 3263) hearings on bills that directly affect the NIL future of University of Hawai'i Athletics. We hear from Rep. Andrew Takuya Garrett (author of HB 2384, House Committee on Higher Education Chair), Rep. Darius Kila, former UH football lineman Mike Iosua, and Rainbow Wahine Volleyball DS Victoria Leyva.
Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the day hearing from Hawai'i football head coach Timmy Chang about North Dakota State joining the Mountain West, goals for spring practices and the upcoming hearing on NIL-related legislature for UH.
We shift over to our featured Mana Wahine of the week, Hawaii softball utility player Rhea Furtado, hearing her conversation with Ku'ulei Agbayani about her career to this point and what it means to represent for UH.
Ku & Paul have fun on a rainy Aloha Tuesday, talking about the origins of the Super Bowl halftime show as we know it and how it looked before a major shift in 1992 along with some of the notable acts that have come from it since.
We talk more about the Hawai'i men's basketball team's win over UC San Diego from Saturday, hearing from head coach Eran Ganot after the Rainbow Warriors kept pace at the top in the Big West race.
Hour 2 rolls on talking about HB-2384 versus SB-3263, pitting the pros and cons of each against each other ahead of the hearings on the bills. Ku & Paul give their takes on the differences between the two, backing their favorites ahead of Wednesday's House Bill hearing.
We move over to the diamond, talking some MLB ahead of Spring Training beginning. Paul shares an old story about Red Sox gear and his childhood after Ku updates the people on where Isaiah Kiner-Falefa is signing to continue his career.
Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul recap Super Bowl LX and the hoopla around the game, from some commercial flops to Bad Bunny's performance to the Seahawks returning to the pinnacle of the NFL mountain.
We shift gears to the college football level as North Dakota State officially became a football-only member of the Mountain West Conference, discussing the price it took to move from FCS to FBS and enter the MWC immediately for 2026.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Hour 2 continues the Super Bowl LX recap, giving our full takes on the Bad Bunny performance and guest appearances before getting into some of the best prop bets from the Big Game.
Ku & Paul go over an exciting weekend in local Division II hoops after the Hawaii Pacific men's basketball team erased a 17-point 2nd half deficit on the road to stun Chaminade in overtime.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Seattle D dominates Maye and New England for impressive 29-13 victory, we break it down! Plus, NBAʻs wild trade deadline. Do any of the deals make a difference this year? Plus, who has the best NBA All Star team, USA 1, USA 2 or the World? Letʻs get after it!
Hawai‘i Pacific rallied late and took control in overtime to earn an 85–78 road win over Chaminade at McCabe Gymnasium, outscoring the Silverswords 16–9 in the extra period after the game was tied 69–69 at the end of regulation. Quentin Meza led the Sharks with a game-high 19 points while adding five assists. Josh Niusulu added 17 points and six rebounds, while Joshua West chipped in 14 points.
Hawai‘i Pacific University used a strong second quarter and balanced scoring to pull away from Chaminade, earning a 64–52 PacWest victory Saturday afternoon at McCabe Gym. HPU's Kyra Tanabe led all scorers with a game-high 26 points, shooting 9-for-17 from the field and 4-for-7 from three-point range.
Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the final show of the week recapping the 2026 NFL Honors show from Thursday night, seeing Matthew Stafford win MVP while announcing his return for next year and Hawai'i-native Tetairoa McMillian bring home Offensive Rookie of the Year.
Ku vents about the strange effort by Hawaii lawmakers to move to ban prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket, wondering aloud why the state continues to fight against benefitting from the explosion of sports gambling.
The hour wraps up with Ku & Paul talking about their old pre-game and night-before-game meals from their playing days after talking about Sam Darnold & Cooper Kupp's tradition to find the best Pho wherever they play that week.
Hour 2 opens hearing from UH men's basketball head coach Eran Ganot ahead of a big Saturday matchup hosting UC San Diego for the Rainbow Warriors. Ku & Paul go through their expectations for the weekend, including a look at a prime Chaminade-Hawaii Pacific basketball matchup.
We shift over to the diamond, hearing from new Hawaii softball head coach Panita Thanatharn and sophomore starting pitcher Taryn Irimata following the Rainbow Wahine's season-opening victory over Seattle University from Thursday night.
The show wraps up with the duo giving their final predictions for Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks & New England Patriots.
Another PACKED Thursday in The Den! We hear from one of Hawaii Football's new faces, UW transfer receiver Audric Harris. It's also Opening Day for the Rainbow Wahine Softball team and we get a chance to hear from senior transfer pitcher Hannah Pitts and Kapa'a alum/CSUN transfer Rhea Furtado. To close things out, Ku'ulei gets you caught up with what you may have missed from Wednesday night's OIA Boys Basketball Championships in which Kahuku and Kaimuki came out victorious.
The Kahuku Red Raiders closed the door on a long-awaited return to the top of OIA Division I boys basketball Tuesday night, grinding out a hard-fought 35–32 victory over the defending champion Kailua Surfriders in a defensive-heavy championship showdown.
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