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Chris and Tanner talk about Hawaii Athletics and the general fan experience at the Stan Sheriff Center and Les Murakami Stadium, as well as more on Shohei Ohtani and the new rule changes for the upcoming NFL season.

Hosted by Kanoa Leahey getting answers to your questions from University of Hawai'i Athletic Director, Craig Angelos.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes react to Shohei Ohtani addressing the media in response to sports gambling controversy regarding his interpreter, including input from  Locked on Dodgers  Host Vincent Samperio  (Bleacher Report) . Keeping up with March Madness performances, and thoughts on sportsmanship versus gamesmanship. Hawai'i Baseball coming back from behind in the 10th against the Aztecs....

Chris and Tanner, filling in for Gary, talks about a weekend full of winning for Hawaii Athletics, from baseball, to softball, to water polo to even sailing! However, they also talk about a tough split for men's volleyball against CSUN and discuss how the team moves on this season with the devastating loss of Spyros Chakas after his injury. The guys also talk about Shohei Ohtani as he prepares...

Chris and Tanner fill in for Bobby today, as they discuss the sweeps from Hawaii baseball and Hawaii softball this weekend, the tough split from Hawaii men's volleyball against CSUN as well as a couple of new NFL rule changes coming down from the NFL Annual League Meetings.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby today, as Gary delves into his favorite time of the year with the official start to March Madness. Gary also talks about the controversial news about the gambling issue with Shohei Ohtani's interpreter.

Chris and Gary talk the start of March Madness, as well as give some more insights on the new news surrounding the new Aloha Stadium. Laura Beeman joins the show to discuss her team's matchup tomorrow against Cal in the WBIT, and Tiff Wells previews men's volleyball in their home Big West opener against CSUN.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby Curran today, and discusses the first two games of March Madness yesterday and the drama behind the disappointing performance from the Virginia Cavaliers.

Chris and Gary talk about March Madness and their opinions on the Hawaii Athletics scene with men's volleyball's situation without Spyros Chakas and the Rainbow Wahine on their way to the WBIT.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby Curran today, and breaks down his thoughts on March Madness and why he doesn't like the new basketball transfer portal.

Hunter Hughes gives his reflection of the men's basketball season and his opinions on whether or not head coach Eran Ganot should or shouldn't keep his job, as well as giving his opinions and reaction to the Justin Fields trade this weekend.

Kanoa Leahey is joined by a first-time co-host Cayman Shutter, former UH and Punahou quarterback, to talk about college athletics and breakdown their thoughts on March Madness and the new college football playoff format. Eran Ganot joins the show to discuss his adventures out and about the nation after the end of the season from this weekend to go on the recruiting trail.

Gary and Chris break down a tough weekend for Hawaii Athletics, from a pair of losses for the basketball programs and a series sweep from Long Beach State. Roxy Bernstein joins the show to break down his thoughts on the men's basketball team, and Pal Eldridge gives his insights on Rainbow Baseball.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby, as Gary breaks down the brackets for March Madness as well as goes over a tough weekend for Hawaii Athletics.

Big West Tournament continues, hear what to expect from upcoming match ups for Warrior Basketball, and the aftermath of Wahine Basketball falling to UC Davis in the Semifinals. Taking a look back at the timeline of the Rainbow Warrior Basketball season thus far. Unpacking expectations following University of Hawai'i Athletics.

Chris and Gary discuss Big West basketball, with a victory for the men and the upcoming semifinal for the Wahine, as Kallin Spiller and Derrick Low join the show to breakdown the matches.

Gary fills in for Bobby today as he breaks down the victory for the men's basketball team in the Big West Tournament.

Chris and Gary prepare you for the start of the Big West Men's Basketball Tournament as the 'Bows prepare for the Matadors of CSUN with Josh Pacheco. Charlie Wade joins the show to further debrief us on the injury to Spyros Chakas.

Gary fills in for Bobby today as he prepares you for Hawaii men's basketball game today against CSUN. Jerry Palm from CBS Sports breaks down the upcoming March Madness soon to take over the nation.

Kanoa Leahey unpacks an unfortunate series of events for Rainbow Wahine Basketball with Tanner Haworth and Brian McInnis  (Spectrum News) , in addition to talk with ESPN's Richie Schueler who was on the call for last night's victory over CSUN on the men's side. 

Tanner Haworth with the biggest local sports stories of the week between Warrior Volleyball carrying on without Spyros Chakas and Warrior Basketball gearing up for a Big West tournament match up against CSUN, with input from Gary Dickman and Artie Wilson.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes discuss Aaron Rodgers allegedly stepping into politics as a Vice Presidential candidate option, the redemption of Baker Mayfield, Hawai'i Men's Basketball heading into the Big West Tournament, and more.

Kanoa Leahey with Billy Hull  (Honolulu Star Advertiser)  on how Rainbow Warrior Volleyball should respond to the loss of Spyros Chakas due to injury, and Billy's accounts of Charlie Wade's comments. Rainbow Wahine Basketball Head Coach Laura Beeman named Big West Coach of the Year. Guest today is  KHON2 Sports Director  Rob DeMello.

Gary Dickman with Tanner Haworth following Big West tournament,  local stories, from the status of Spyros Chakas based on comments and updates from Coach Charlie Wade to the Big West Awards and Teams honors given to both men and women's basketball, and more. Reflecting on the anniversary of the day "the sports world stopped," four years ago. Guests today include Laura Beeman, named B...

Our most jam-packed Student Section Show at Autosource Hawaii (6 guests in 60 minutes) was so much fun! On this show, we had Hawaii Football's Cameron Stone and Virdel Edwards II, Maryknoll Girls Basketball's Hailey Perez and Janelle Yap, and also Saint Louis Boys Basketball's Pupu Sepulona and Shancin Revuelto. Mahalo to Autosource Hawaii and Raising Canes!