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Tanner Haworth filling you in on a big weekend of University of Hawai'i sporting events.

Chris and Gary wrap up the Rainbow Warriors men's volleyball season, go over a successful series victory over Cal Poly in baseball and go over their top ten in the NFL Draft in a special Animal-Style Mock Draft.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby today, and discusses Hawaii men's volleyball and baseball, as well as the NBA Playoffs.

Kanoa Leahey with Brian McInnis (Spectrum News App) on Hawai'i Mens Volleyball still alive in the Big West tournament and chatting with former Warrior Costas Theocharidis on his new autobiography. 

Chris and Gary talk Hawaii Men's Volleyball, their chances in the tournament and if they can come through with at least an at-large bid to the NCAA's.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby today, as he talks about the win for Hawaii men's volleyball, as well as his gripes over the NBA.

Kanoa Leahey with Rob DeMello (KHON2 Sports Director) ahead of Big West Mens Volleyball Tournament and talking BMF Belt storylines.

Chris and Gary discuss the new transfer rules that no longer forces a student athlete to sit a year in between transfers, the WNBA and Caitlin Clark as well as the NBA Playoffs.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby today, and Gary talk about the NBA Playoffs, Hawaii men's volleyball and the Big West Tournament and the new transfer rules for the NCAA.

Hunter Hughes and Tanner Haworth talk NBA Playoffs 2024, the issue of gambling in major sports leagues, and more. 

Kanoa Leahey sits down with Zoar Nedd to hear about his first year playing at the University of Hawai'i- Hilo, and talking Big West post season tournament with Tread Rosenthal.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby today, as Gary gives his thoughts on Hawaii men's volleyball as the 'Bows prepare for the quarterfinals tomorrow of the Big West Tournament. He also gives his opinion on some local grown prospects in the NFL Draft.

Hunter Hughes with Tanner Haworth filling in on the topic of NBA Playoffs, transfer portal entries, essential breakfast choices, and more.

Kanoa Leahey is joined by Lori Santi today, and they talk about the WNBA Draft and the future of the league as they welcome their newest superstar, Caitlin Clark. They also go in on the Masters, as well as Lori's dilemma on a future vacation idea.

Chris and Gary discuss the draft, both the WNBA and NFL, as the pair discuss if Caitlin Clark is overhyped, who the top quarterbacks are and discuss more on the retirement of Blake Griffin.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby today, as he discusses the news from yesterday's WNBA Draft, as well as some breaking news about an NBA star's retirement and discusses whether he belongs in the NBA's Hall of Fame.

Hunter Hughes reacting to Max Holloway outstanding performance in UFC 300, Caitlin Clark selected #1 overall in the WNBA Draft, and more. 

Kanoa Leahey and Billy Hull discuss a dominating performance from Max Holloway over Justin Gaethje at UFC 300.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby today, as he talks about Hawaii baseball and men's volleyball's tough weekend as they return home this week, NBA playoffs and the electric knockout for Max Holloway this weekend at UFC 300.

Artie Wilson spends today on the NBA Playoffs, as well as some insight on recruiting short comings for Hawaii men's basketball.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby today. Gary talks Hawaii Athletics as the teams on the road prepare for a wet weekend in California, the NBA Playoff picture and some good MLB news for a MLB veteran from Hawaii.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes preparing for the Masters, discuss the polarizing views behind O.J. Simpson's passing, and more.

Kanoa Leahey and Rob DeMello reflect on the passing of Hawaiian-born Japanese sumo legend Akebono Taro, as well as react to the news of the passing of O.J. Simpson.

Chris and Gary discuss the passing of Hawaii legend Akebono Taro, the first non-Japan born yokozuna in sumo, the passing of the infamous OJ Simpson and the legacy he left behind, as well as some Hawaii Athletics talks as the Masters tee off as well.