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Gary talks about Hawaii football as there just about a week away from Week 0 and he breaks down the special teams with special teams coordinator and tight ends coach Thomas Sheffield. Gary also discusses Dillon Gabriel and the Cleveland Browns with WKYC's Dave Denatale as the two friends discuss the Hawaii quarterback and the quarterback situation.

Chris and Josh are on this Thursday continuing the conversation about the new stadium as well as pay-per-view not being a thing this season with UH football. And then there's a whole conversation about who the best players in college football history are, according to the AP - who got snubbed from the conversation and who shouldn't have been in there?

Gary gives his reaction to the NASED news and talks more about it with Senator Glenn Wakai as he also reacts and discusses more about the Halawa project. ESPN Radio's Evan Cohen from "Unsportsmanlike" also joins the Gary to talk more about the NFL, his show and how he can convince his bosses to come to Hawaii asap.

Kanoa and Billy react to the news about the NASED agreements going down and speak with Brennon Morioka on what fans should be expecting in the next couple of months, as well as years, as the process for beginning the NASED project begins. Wide Receivers coach Jared Ursua joins the guys to discuss his room, as well as the rest of the team's process, as practices are ramping up and next Saturday...

Josh and Chris talk about NASED and talks with Brennon Morioka about all the new details of the agreed upon details of the (hopeful) beginning to the construction in Halawa.

Kanoa and Billy talk with Lori Santi from Spectrum Sports, talk story about her pickleball antics as well as other Bay Area Sports for the 49ers/Warriors fan.

Gary talks the NFL, his opinions on the top quarterbacks in the NFL, as well as his discussion with Indianapolis Colts DT and Punahou grad Deforest Buckner.

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Kanoa and Billy give their reactions to the big news about the new Spectrum and Hawaii Athletics media deal that does away with pay per view, and the guys discuss the topic with UH AD Matt Elliott as well as other gameday activities and a possible extension for a Hawaii coach. Jordan Helle from Spectrum Sports gives his reaction to the pay per view news, and how this affects the viewers on the isl...

Gary talks Hawaii football pertaining to the new Spectrum deal with Hawaii Athletics to do away with pay-per-view for Hawaii Football in the final year before moving to the Mountain West media deal, as well as more on Hawaii football with John Veneri.

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Billy and Tanner talk about the weekend full of football, talking about the preseason narratives like Sheduer Sanders and other top quarterbacks in the NFL, Hawaii football as they get ready to play Stanford in two weeks, and also talking with Christian Shimabuku to discuss more about football and other big news around the island.

Gary talks a football-filled weekend, from giving his take on Shedeur Sanders and other NFL preseason games, to Hawaii football as they begin Stanford prep this week, and gives his take on UFC's move to Paramount. Little League head coach Gerald Oda joins the show to discuss his return to Williamsport and another potential LLWS title for Honolulu Little League.

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Artie Wilson talks about Hawaii football with Brian McInnis from Spectrum Sports, as well as other Hawaii basketball news with the return of Gytis Nemeiksa, as well as talking with former 'Bow Logan Taylor about his football career and where he sees himself now after becoming an alum of UH.

Kanoa and Billy talk to Matt Youmans from VSiN about Hawaii football and why they've suddenly become favorites against Stanford, NFL future bets, and the big topic of the show today on the best fast food establishments according to Youmans.

Gary Dickman returns from vacation to a plethora of sports stories as well as tales from his time in Vegas for his birthday vacay, as he talks about Little League baseball and NFL Football as well. Hawaii Athletics Director Matt Elliott joins the show for the first time to discuss NIL, Aloha Stadium and the first month of his tenure in Manoa.

The guys go live from Pearl at Kalauao to talk about the renovations and the room that you can use for your fantasy football draft parties. The big headlines come from different places, including some "live" updates on the Honolulu Little League team and their West Regional championship appearance. Speaking of fantasy football, we have Eric Moody from ESPN talking fantasy football and hi...

Kanoa welcomes back his nomadic co-host Billy from his journey through the Pacific Northwest as he recounts his vacation on both sides of the border, they discuss which NFL Head Coaches they think is on the hot seat and Billy breaks down some of the best food he ate in Canada and T-Mobile Park. Lori Santi from Spectrum Sports joins the guys to talk about her opinion on the 49ers this season, as we...

Dave and Tanner talk the NFL's recent acquisition of some equity in ESPN and how that clouds credibility for Tanner and not so much for Dave. Rainbow Wahine assistant coach Derrick Florence joins the show to talk about the Wahine team upcoming, even without their new players in this summer. Matt Chon, general manager of Hawaii football, also joins the show to discuss more about the team and hi...

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Kanoa and Tanner talk some Hawaii football and NFL news, from the upcoming season, potential rivalries for the Rainbow Warriors, and the Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders situation with the Cleveland Browns with Brian McInnis from Spectrum News joining the guys in the studio today.

Dave talks about Hawaii Athletics, from Rainbow Wahine soccer with head coach Michele "Bud" Nagamine, to talking about the hype around quarterback Micah Alejado, and also discussing Hawaii High School Sports with the Hawaii High School Hall of Fame's Eugene Price.

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