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Josh Pacheco flying solo with more on the conference alignment commotion, particularly as it pertains to Hawaii's position and the Mountain West. Hear why some are rooting against Team USA in the FIFA Women's World Cup. Guest today is Kevin Borba of Anthlon Sports.

Kanoa Leahey joined by resident football guru, Rich Miano, discussing the recent disruptions to conference alignment in college football. Guests include Jordan Helle on soccer and Dave Sedeno on Pono Wines.

Stephen Tsai joins the show to talk about Hawaii football after the 'Bows took practice to St. Louis this weekend, and what Stephen is seeing in terms of players to look out for in 2023 including an interesting position change for a long-time Warrior. Marc Adams from 49ers Web Zone joins the show to talk about the 49ers and the surprising return of Brock Purdy as he is now prepared to suit up...

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes on the breakdown of the Pac-12 and conference realignment news, as well as takeaways from the current state of college football and some highlights from ESPN's The Ocho.

Kanoa Leahey joined by Brian McInnis of the Spectrum News App as news breaks of the impending downfall of the Pac-12 with more teams jumping ship. What is to blame for the eerie shift in college football? Guest appearance from Roxy Bernstein, sports commentator for ESPN and the Pac-12 Network.

The Sports Animals are live from UH Football practice at TC Ching Athletics Complex and are joined by coach Chris Brown, chief of staff Matt Chon, team pastor and former UH quarterback Shawn Withy-Allen and All-Big West honorable mention forward from the Rainbow Wahine soccer team Krista Peterson.

Dan Morrison joins the show to talk with Bobby about his time in the XFL, his best coaching stories and how he's been working with Brayden Schager to get the Run N' Shoot down with the starting quarterback the last year.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes updating you on the current state of conference alignment in college football with Arizona's Board of Regents meeting and the best way for the Big 10 to create their own "super-conference." Between Deshaun Watson and Aaron Rodgers, who has the most pressure on them this season? Discussion on the importance of State support and adequate funding of Hawaii...

Kanoa Leahey joined by KHON2 Sports Director, Rob DeMello, recapping for you his experience watching Shohei Ohtani live in action. The future of college football still in discussion with continued realignment news coming out of the Pac-12. Discourse around the pronunciation of Isiah Kiner-Falefa's name.

Football is here and game day is only a few weeks away! Jordan and Hunter discuss Week 1 camp observations and more! Mahalo to Spectrum Sports Hawaii & HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union for supporting Hawaii Football Now!

Rainbow Wahine volleyball star Amber Igiede joins the show to preview the Rainbow Wahine season beginning later this month, and why she is super-duper excited for this season (more than any other of her career).

Timmy Chang joins the show to chat with Bobby, talk about his Saturday scrimmage and also highlights his team and who we should be watching out for including Tylan Hines and Cam Stone.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes with the latest on conference alignment including the future of the Pac-12, Florida State and the SEC, and more. UH Football fall camp continues with updates. Announcing some of the first scheduled broadcasts of this coming season of High School Football. 

Kanoa Leahey is here to recap the ideas and ambitions touched on at the first ever Craig Angelos Show. Billy Hull of the Star Advertiser joins sharing his upcoming assignment and to discuss the state of the Pac 12. Guest appearance by UH Football Coach Thomas Sheffield talking standards, Matthew Shipley, and more.

Brandon Brown from The Wolverine Digest talks Michigan football, the controversy behind Jim Harbaugh and his recruiting violations and the lack of weaknesses for the Wolverines this season. John Veneri joins the show live from Hawaii football practice to give his opinions on the offense.

Bobby talks NFL, NBA and MLB as he gives the midweek breakdown of the big stories this week.

Join Kanoa Leahey and the current University of Hawaii Athletic Director Craig Angelos for an hour talking about the program moving forward, and takes your texts and calls!

Josh and Hunter are on this Tuesday talking about sports all over the world, which includes the Women's World Cup and how the US may not look like the #1 team in the world right now. But there's also the baseball trade deadline, and you may want to listen for Josh's rant on the Giants later on. But there's updates from UH Football practice which you may want to listen in for becaus...

Jordan Puu Robinson joins the show to talk about the Hawaii defense as the Warriors prepare for their travel to Vanderbilt later this month. Jordan Helle breaks down USWNT soccer after a disappointing tie, but they advance to the knockout rounds against Sweden.

Deforest Buckner, former Punahou star and Indianapolis Colt, joins the show to detail his offseason with the Colts, how he and his team are dealing with the Jonathan Taylor vs Jim Irsay situation, as well as how he's improved over the offseason.

Cindy Boren from The Washington Post joins the show to shed light on the passing of the torch from Dan Snyder to the Josh Harris Group for the ownership of the Washington Commanders, and what kind of hope there is for the future of this franchise now that they're under new management.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes on Arizona's place in the Pac 12, scuffles at UH Football Fall Camp, FIFA Women's World Cup, and more. Guests include The Athletic's Levi Weaver and Colts Wire's Kevin Hickey.

Kanoa Leahey joined by Lori Santi to recap her experience at the UH Football Fall Camp practice and more.

Steve Del Vecchio from Larry Brown Sports joins the show to help Bobby break down the AFC East and whether or not the Patriots will be at the bottom of the AFC East.

Filling in this week is Dave Kawada, joined by special guests Eddie Klaneski and Tiff Wells.