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University of Hawai'i Men's Basketball Head Coach Eran Ganot joined Let's Talk Sports to discuss his reaction to the dismissal of AD Craig Angelos and preview their upcoming matchup against nationally ranked North Carolina this Friday.

Kanoa and Billy continue the talk on the sudden dismissal of Craig Angelos and the community reaction to the move and discuss their thoughts on why it happened. Eran Ganot joins the show to talk about his Rainbow Warriors taking on the Tar Heels of North Carolina this Friday, what his team needs to do to succeed and his opinions on Craig Angelos.

Daren talks Surging Sparks with Dawn Shimoda and some Monster Breaks with Kyle Rino. Daren also discusses why he sees a certain Boston superstar as the next big pull as everyone seems to be looking over at his teammate.

Josh and Chris talk about Craig Angelos and the University of Hawaii after a controversial decision to let go of the athletic director effective December 1.

Kanoa Leahey talks with Rainbow Wahine head coach Robyn Ah Mow as she breaks down a victorious senior weekend with guests Jackie Matias and Adrianna Arquette.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the elephant in the room and Craig Angelos and their thoughts on the reactions and movement of Hawaii's athletic director.

Gary talks about the dismissal of AD Craig Angelos, and fields fan's reactions as well as talking with Alain Poupart about the Miami Dolphins and Brad Davidson about Hawaii men's basketball.

Josh and Chris talk about a tough loss for Hawaii football this weekend and the implications of the blowout loss with only two more weeks left in the season. The guys also talk Hawaii men's basketball and women's volleyball amid their successful weekends.

Kanoa and Billy break down a tough loss for Hawaii football this weekend, inviting Rich Miano to talk about what he thought about the blowout loss and WR coach Jared Ursua to talk about his team's trip to Logan. The guys also talk Hawaii men's basketball and Rainbow Wahine volleyball having victorious weekends.

Gary talks Hawaii Athletics, from a tough loss for Hawaii football against Utah State - talking with John Veneri for more analysis - but a successful win over Weber State for men's basketball and a pair of sweeps for Rainbow Wahine Volleyball for senior week.

Artie breaks down UH Athletics with a trio of guests: Johnny White from the Corner Crew to talk about UH Men's Basketball ahead of their week against Weber State and North Carolina, June Jones to talk Hawaii football, and Tiff Wells to talk about Senior Weekend for the Rainbow Wahine.

Billy and Tanner talk UH Athletics, and a couple of breaking news topics about the possibility of the UFC coming to Hawaii. Christian Shimabuku comes on to further the UFC talk, as well as some Hawaii prep talk with the HHSAA State's Division I Open semifinals tonight.

Gary talks about Hawaii football, and some Athletics talk too, as he looks forward to the Rainbow Warriors playing tomorrow against Utah State in Logan with Mark Veneri from Logan.

Gary returns from his quick vacation to visit his mom (celebrating the century mark!) and catches up on all the Hawaii sports talk that he's been missing out on the past couple of days. Tiff Wells joins the show to talk Rainbow Wahine and their upcoming senior night on Saturday night.

Join Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart as they host The Laura Beeman Show from Ruby Tuesday Moanalua.

Tanner Haworth fills in for Gary Dickman, and discusses what the University of Hawaii should do about the idea of an extension for head football coach Timmy Chang.

Josh and Chris come at you from Ruby Tuesday Moanalua as they prepare for tonight's Laura Beeman Show, and discuss Hawaii football, basketball and other NFL discourse.

Kanoa and Billy continue the conversation about extending Timmy Chang for Hawaii football, and discuss today's early NLI Day for Hawaii high schoolers like Kamehameha's Kainoa Wade and his commitment to UH and also discuss the verbal commitment of former prep Hawaii basketball star JJ Mandaquit. Rob Demello from KHON2 joins the show to further the analysis on Hawaii football this week, as well as...

Kanoa and Billy talk a great performance from the Rainbow Warrior men's basketball team, and talk general UH talk and prep football with Jordan Helle. They continue the talk with the legendary Larry Beil as the trio talk about a range of topics from the NBA, to Hawaii and the NFL.

Tanner Haworth fills in for Gary today, as he breaks down the men's basketball win over Pacific to take the Rainbow Classic title for the first time since 2017, and talks with Mike Wittman from Mountain West Connection to break down the Mountain West football season so far.

Josh and Chris breakdown what went wrong for the Rainbow Warriors in their game against UNLV and they talk about their issues with certain narratives floating around the Hawaii fanbase. The guys also talk about men's basketball and their impressive start to the season.

Kanoa and Billy breakdown Hawaii football's loss to UNLV this weekend, as well as a successful, so far, Rainbow Classic for Eran Ganot and his basketball squad. Rich Miano joins the show to talk more about Hawaii football, and what he wants to see more of from the Rainbow Warriors as they look to close out the season.

Tanner Haworth fills in for Gary today, and he talks about the heartbreaking loss for the Rainbow Warriors against UNLV, as well as more UH Athletics talk as well as the NFL and NBA. John Veneri joins the show to talk about Rainbow Warrior football and what could explain the loss for UH.

Kanoa and Billy break down a tough day of sports for the Rainbow Wahine, losing in soccer, basketball and volleyball yesterday night and Lori Santi laments in the losses for the Wahine. Christian Shimabuku talks about prep football and what's going on with the ILH, as well as some UH football.

Gary talks Rainbow Wahine woes, with Wahine soccer, basketball and volleyball all experiencing some disappointing losses yesterday. Gary also talks with Mark Veneri to talk about Hawaii football ahead of the rivalry game tomorrow against UNLV.