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Kaiser jumped out to a fast start and never looked back, scoring 28 points in the first half on the way to a 42-20 road win over Castle. The Cougars added two more touchdowns after halftime to secure the victory, while the Knights scored 13 of their 20 points in the third quarter.

This week Justin and Greg break down Chase Hendricks’ perspective on team chemistry, learning a new system, and why getting back to the fundamentals matters. They also discuss the defense’s progress, the offense’s need to find its rhythm, and the urgency facing the team after a 2-2 start.

Representing HPU Women's Tennis are head coach Chelsea Patton along with student-athletes Rosa Viller Moeller & Kaia Sperry.

Happy Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul take their positive outlooks back on after Monday's crash out with some help from their favorite professional teams taking care of business, getting us into some MLB & WNBA Playoff conversations to start the day. We discuss Hawai'i men's basketball FINALLY releasing their full schedule, highlighting some of the top non-conference matchups - including another edition of the UC Irvine rivalry - before chatting about the amount of national TV exposure for the team in their first Mountain West go-round.

Hour 2 gets into Hawai'i football as we turn the page from an embarrassing loss at Wyoming to a must-win home date against San Jose State on Saturday, hearing from UH head coach Timmy Chang & SJSU head man Ken Niumatalolo ahead of the weekend clash between the Rainbow Warriors and Spartans. Ku & Paul project some of their keys to the game for the Rainbow Warriors and some of the problem areas that the Spartans could present, wrapping up the day talking about how a lack of cohesive play has hurt Hawai'i so far more than anything else.

Campbell earned a straight-set road victory over Pearl City, 25-16, 25-16, 27-25. The Sabers were led by Haylee Scanlon and Kailie Theler with nine kills apiece, while Pearl City’s Isabella-Rose Bayani finished with a team-high nine kills.

Hawai‘i women’s volleyball opens Mountain West play with a sweep of New Mexico. We’ll hear from head coach Joshua Walker following Saturday’s win, and Hawai‘i women’s soccer picks up a massive road victory at Air Force. Another NFL Sunday reminded us just how quickly things can change from week to week — and even quarter to quarter — with surprising results and some wild finishes around the league.

Ku'u and Paul break down Hawai‘i football’s 27-10 loss at Wyoming and the missed opportunities that left the Rainbow Warriors 0-2 in Mountain West play. The team takes a closer look at the turning points in Laramie, including Hawai‘i coming away empty after a 16-play drive to the Wyoming 1-yard line, the costly duplicate-number penalty, red-zone struggles, questionable late-game decisions and a Wyoming rushing attack that eventually wore down the UH defense.

Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht dedicate Aloha Friday to the Rainbow Wahine, starting with Hawaiʻi soccer’s Mountain West opener at Colorado College and what stood out despite the 2-0 road loss. Then it’s an early look at the Khalilah Mitchell era for Rainbow Wahine basketball as they share observations from practice, discuss UH’s new up-tempo style and hear from Mitchell on taking over the program. Plus, Rainbow Wahine volleyball enters Mountain West play with an 8-3 record as Hawaiʻi prepares to host New Mexico for a pair of matches at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center.

In Hour 2 Ku'ulei & Paul give their final outlook on Hawaiʻi football’s trip to Laramie for Saturday’s Paniolo Trophy matchup against Wyoming. The duo discusses why the Rainbow Warriors need to take care of business coming out of the bye, Hawaiʻi’s difficult history playing at Wyoming and the matchup between UH’s defense and the Cowboys’ struggling offense. Plus, hear from safeties coach Nick Locher and defensive back Kona Moore. The show closes with some NFL talk ollowing Atlanta’s big win over Green Bay.

On this episode of Sharks Weekly, inaugural head coach Kanda Korver and student-athletes Addison Morgan & Kealohilani Akana discuss what it means to build the HPU program from the ground up. They talk about assembling the Sharks’ first roster, establishing a team culture and creating a legacy for the athletes who will follow. The conversation also explores the rapid growth of women’s flag football, the opportunities emerging for athletes in Hawai‘i, and what the sport’s NCAA recognition and upcoming Olympic debut could mean for its future.

Happy Wednesday, beautiful people! After a brief roast session, Ku & Paul open the day discussing the latest NFL injury news as multiple teams deal with QB injury fallout from Giants QB Jaxson Dart's season-ending surgery to Bears QB Tyson Bagent entering concussion protocol with Caleb Williams already designated as week-to-week with a hamstring injury. We shift back to the islands to hear from Hawai'i women's volleyball libero/defensive specialist Victoria Leyva & begin previewing the start of Mountain West play for the Rainbow Wahine.