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Kanoa and Billy talk about everything that went down on Saturday night for Hawaii football's win over the Delaware State Hornets. Rich Miano joins the show to breakdown the actual football going on the field, while the guys discuss the fan experience at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex.

Kanoa and Billy talk straight from the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex and Hawaii football practice to get you what you need to know about Hawaii football as we near the two week mark from Week 0. Timmy Chang, Brayden Schager and Logan Taylor join the broadcast to talk with the guys about their time in camp.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes on the topic of Paul Skenes as starting pitcher for 2024 MLB All-Star Game, the need for facilities for advancing Hawai'i Football program and future plans for Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex, a recent influx in local recruits to Cal, and more. 

The UH Football team, coming off their first road win under the Timmy Chang Coaching regime, looks to keep the General Kuter Trophy at home as they play Air Force on Saturday, November 11th. It's “Military Day” at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex, and Les Murakami Stadium for Hawai‘i's Finest presents “Kickoff at the Les.” First Hawaiian Bank is the game sponsor and will distribute 750 rally towels at Gate B. A F-22 flyover will occur during pre-game. Mahalo to Spectrum, Battery Bill's, and HawaiiUSA FCU for sponsoring Hawaii Football Now!The UH Football team, coming off their first road win under the Timmy Chang Coaching regime, looks to keep the General Kuter Trophy at home as they play Air Force on Saturday, November 11th. It's “Military Day” at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex, and Les Murakami Stadium for Hawai‘i's Finest presents “Kickoff at the Les.” First Hawaiian Bank is the game sponsor and will distribute 750 rally towels at Gate B. A F-22 flyover will occur during pre-game. Mahalo to Spectrum, Battery Bill's, and HawaiiUSA FCU for sponsoring Hawaii Football Now!

In the newest edition of “HNN Overtime,” hosts Kyle Chinen, Davis Pitner and Cienna Pilotin talk UH football's 2023 home opener against Stanford.The crew is joined by UH director of marketing and fan experience Eric Mathews to talk about the new gameday vibes at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex and much more!Catch new episodes of “Overtime” wherever you get your podcasts or watch our video podcast on HNN's digital platforms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes continue their NFL series with AFC East teams to watch and players with the least to lose this upcoming season. A busy few days in the NCAA and guest today is sports attorney Dan Lust to breakdown the legal ramifications of yesterdays memo. Talk Aloha Stadium and Clarence T.C. Ching athletic complex.

Hunter Hughes & Jordan Helle are joined in this episode of Hawaii Football Now by Spectrum News Hawaii's Brian McInnis! They have an extensive discussion on the latest news of Hawaii Football & Athletics. Topics such as continuing search for the next Athletic Director, the Clarence T.C. Ching Field's renovation, and Spring Ball. In other news, the team extends their congratulations to the Wahine basketball team for defeating UC Santa Barbara in a thrilling comeback to repeat as Big West Champions! Mahalo to Spectrum, and HawaiiUSA FCU for sponsoring Hawaii Football Now!

With only two games left in the season, Timmy Chang and the Rainbow Warrior Football Team will look to upset UNLV at home before traveling to San Jose State for their final game of the year. Staying on theme with Hawaii's opponent this week, Matt Youmans, a host and senior editor VSiN, The Sports Betting Network joins the podcast to talk about UNLV and Hawaii Football. In the first half, Jordan and Hunter do their normal recap of the Hawaii vs Utah State game and also give you a preview of the UNLV game which is slated to start this Saturday at 6p.m. at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex. Mahalo to Spectrum, HawaiiUSA FCU, and Battery Bill's for sponsoring Hawaii Football Now!

In the spirit of election season, Jordan and Hunter start Episode 63 of HFN, by discussing this question; "Of the guys you played with, who'd make the best Governor?" The boys move on to talking about Hawaii's rough loss to Fresno State this past Saturday and look forward to Hawaii's next home game against Utah State (4-5 overall, 3-2 MW). Utah State has won the last six games against UH and won with a margin of 20+ points in five of those six games. The game is slated to start at 6:00pm at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex.

On Hawaii Football Now, Episode 61, Jordan Helle and Hunter Hughes recap last week's game and also preview Hawaii's week 9 match up against Wyoming which is slated to start at 6:00p.m. at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex on Saturday, October 29. The Rainbow Warriors will be playing for the Paniolo Trophy which they currently hold after beating Wyoming at their home field last November with a final score of 38-14. The Cowboys come into town with a record of 5-3 overall and 3-1 in conference with their two recent wins coming from the University of New Mexico and Utah State University.

Spectrum News' Brian McInnis joins the podcast as our first repeat guest! Brian shares with Jordan and Hunter the latest on the status of the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District (NASED) which recently has seemed to have stalled out. The Rainbow Warriors return to the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex for the first time in three weeks and will look for their second win of the season against Nevada at 6p.m. this Saturday, October 15. Mahalo to Spectrum, HawaiiUSA FCU, and Battery Bill's for sponsoring Hawaii Football Now!

Kanoa Leahey and Brian McInnis break down Hawaii football, as well as get some help from Lois Manin to explain tomorrow's Wahine Field Day being held at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex. They react to the new MLB rules being voted in, adding pitch timers and banning the shift, as well as ask "What the Bleep?"

The time has come. The Hawaii football team opens its 2022 season against Vanderbilt on Saturday at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex. KHON2 sports director Rob DeMello, former UH player RJ Hollis and former UH player and coach Rich Miano discuss the team's offseason, as well as what can be expected as the Timmy Chang's head coaching debut officially begins in just a matter of days.

Happy Aloha Friday! Big new locally with the University of Hawai'i Board of Regents approving the $30 million project that will expand the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex up to 17,000 seats.

Josh Pacheco fills in today to give further reactions on the NFL preseason and the Deshaun Watson suspension/settlement. We also are joined by Donny Kadokawa, coach from the 13u Kado Baseball team that just won the Babe Ruth World Series today. We further our discussions from yesterday's BOR plan to further the expansion of the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex as well as the relocation of the track.

With just over a week till the start of football season, the University of Hawaii Board of Regents signed off this morning to expand the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex next year. The Board approved a plan that would relocate track and field events and increase the complex's seating capacity to 17,000 — critical in both securing revenue for the athletics department and the football team's status as a division one program. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Veneri, the new ESPN Honolulu Play-by-Play voice for University of Hawaii Football joins the podcast and breaks some exclusive news regarding their Braddah Broadcast. The Veneri Brothers invited Hunter Hughes, one of the hosts of Hawaii Football Now, to join the broadcast as a sideline reporter for this upcoming 2022 season! Jordan and Hunter also break down the recent news regarding the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District. Last week, Governor Ige signed off on a budget of $400 million to be allocated to the NASED. The demolition of Aloha Stadium is slated for early 2023. Jordan and Hunter weigh the pros and cons of playing at the NASED vs continuing to build on the BRADDAHHOOD momentum at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex.

In their 40th Episode, Jordan and Hunter address YOUR comments and questions like "how will Timmy and the team handle adversity?" and "what do you think about a UH mascot?" But before they get to your questions, Jordan and Hunter address the recent news of a new partnership and NIL Agreements between the UH Football Team and the Hawaii Restaurant Association. They also discuss the capacity situation for the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex. In 2022, the max capacity will remain at 9,000. A big mahalo to all the Hawaii Football Now fans for always tuning in for the weekly episodes and for leaving your comments and thoughts! Mahalo to our sponsors, Zanthosyn, Spectrum, and HawaiiUSA FCU!

In their 40th Episode, Jordan and Hunter address YOUR comments and questions like "how will Timmy and the team handle adversity?" and "what do you think about a UH mascot?" But before they get to your questions, Jordan and Hunter address the recent news of a new partnership and NIL Agreements between the UH Football Team and the Hawaii Restaurant Association. They also discuss the capacity situation for the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex. In 2022, the max capacity will remain at 9,000. A big mahalo to all the Hawaii Football Now fans for always tuning in for the weekly episodes and for leaving your comments and thoughts! Mahalo to our sponsors, Zanthosyn, Spectrum, and HawaiiUSA FCU!

Jordan Helle and Hunter Hughes discuss their outlook on the Rainbow Warrior's 2022 season schedule which will start with a game at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex on August 27th against Vanderbilt University. Helle and Hughes round off Episode 26 with a conversation about some exciting transfers which were announced by the players, but not yet confirmed by the University. The more recent transfers include three Power 5 athletes, Kahuku graduate and former 3-star recruit Micah Mariteragi (OG), McKenzie Barnes (DB) from the University of Arizona, and Jojo Forest (DB) from Oregon State University. Mahalo to Spectrum, Zanthosyn, and Hawaii USA Federal Credit Union for sponsoring HFN! #HawaiiFB #HawaiiFootball #HFN #TimmyChang #Braddahhood

This week on HFN Ep 25, Jordan Helle and Hunter Hughes talk about Head Coach, Timmy Chang's commitment to recruiting locally. Helle and Hughes discuss how keeping good local talent home affects the team chemistry and brings excitement to the program for fans and supporters alike. Helle and Hughes end the episode talking about ways in which a winning culture and a unique gameday experience can be created at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex for this new UH Football Program under Coach Chang. Mahalo to Spectrum, Zanthosyn, and Hawaii USA Federal Credit Union for sponsoring HFN! #HawaiiFB #HawaiiFootball #HFN #TimmyChang #Braddahhood

Ka Leo Sports Writer and Editor Reece Nagaoka recap the Warriors close loss to the San Jose State Spartans in the Warriors second ever game at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex. They talk about the good, bad, and neutral points of the game and take a tour around the college football world and the Mountain West Conference. They finish off the episode with a preview of the Warriors next game at the New Mexico State Aggies.

Josh comes on this program with talks about the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District. New renderings and drawings came out earlier today, so could it be the start of something good? And what could that mean for the University of Hawaii? On that note, what about the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex?

The animals are on this mid-week edition talking about the big headline with Aaron Rodgers. He tested positive and it turns out he's not-vaccinated, so he'll have to be out for the game against Kansas City. But how does this affect Green Bay in a bigger picture? Also, the college football playoff rankings came out yesterday, so Ben Kercheval from CBS Sports talks about the rankings and what Cincinnati can or can't do to get themselves in the top 4. And this week is game week between UH and SDSU for the first game with full capacity at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex, so our own Arnold Martinez and SDSU analyst Rich Ohrnberger join the show to talk about the matchup.

Jordan Helle and Hunter Hughes recap the Rainbow Warriors' loss to Utah State 51-31 in Logan and preview their next match at home against now-ranked San Diego State. Plus, Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex is going to 100% capacity for the next game...what that means to the team and how that helps them for this upcoming game.

Josh comes on this show talking about Tua...or rather the Dolphins and maybe their lack of a Tua during the off-season. Will Tua play for another team? We take comments on the air and the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex will be at full capacity on Saturday...but does that warrant looking into keeping the stadium on campus permanently?

KHON2 sports director Rob DeMello, former UH player and coach Rich Miano and former UH player RJ Hollis discuss Hawaii's 48-34 win over New Mexico State at Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex in a night that also doubled up as Colt Brennan Tribute Night and the return of fans in the stands.

In the latest episode of 'Bows Football Final, KHON2 sports director Rob DeMello, former UH player RJ Hollis and former UH player and coach Rich Miano discuss Hawaii's loss to Nevada, a game that was tied at 17 but got away from the 'Bows late. The BFF crew also discusses the team's upcoming rematch against New Mexico State, which will be the first game at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex with fans.

With Bobby on vacation, Josh Pacheco fills in and takes you through your Aloha #HDayFriday workday as he looks at Covid-19 protocols cancelling Thursday's Red Sox/Yankees game and Friday's USA Men's Basketball exhibition against Australia, Hawai`i football starting quarterback signing an endorsement deal with Central Pacific Bank and the lessons in business that student-athletes will learn, is Damian Lillard remaining in Portland, what to look for in Saturday's pivotal game 5 of the NBA Finals and UH Baseball's Scotty Scott announcing he's out of the portal and back with UH. Buy or sell also returns. On today's show: -Vince Baldemor, UH Associate Athletics Director of External Affairs: provides an update on the Clarence T.C. Ching complex ahead of the September 4th home opener for UH football against Portland State, the continued excitement within the Athletics Department, what an on-campus experience for football may feel like as well as what's both in place and still in the works, where things stand with crowd capacity and the differences UH faces with an on-campus venue as opposed to one that's off-campus. -Scotty Scott, Hawai`i Baseball Outfielder: fresh out of the transfer portal and back at UH, Scotty discusses the entire process and what led him to come back to UH for another season. What led him wanting to want to stay to who first found out that he was coming back as well as what got him into coaching and when he truly felt at home here in Hawai`i is all discussed.

Bobby takes you through your Aloha #HDayFriday workday as he discusses the recent fan behavior at NBA games, will the Olympics happen this summer in Tokyo, Coach Kale Ane stepping down as Punahou football head coach, UH baseball begins its final series of the year at Cal Poly, Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex will be ready ahead of the September 4th home opener against Portland State and looks at the NBA Playoffs. Buy or sell also returns. On today's show: -Kevin Pelton, NBA writer for ESPN: provides his thoughts on the problems for the LA Clippers, the LA Lakers coming into form, a new look for the Milwaukee Bucks with Jrue Holiday and also the Denver Nuggets with Austin Rivers and the concerns for the league with the recent fan behavior. -Coach Bo Graham, UH Football Offensive Coordinator: reacts to the New Mexico Bowl victory from this past December, how he's absorbed different coaching philosophies over the years, the transition from year one to year two of the Todd Graham era, the high expectations he places upon himself and what kind of plans are in store for Calvin Turner Jr. this season. -Davone Bess, former UH Football and NFL Wide Receiver: reflects on his relationships with the many quarterbacks he's played with, especially the late Colt Brennan, how he took pride in studying his opponents and how thankful he is for Coach June Jones.

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Bobby takes you through your Aloha #HDayFriday workday with UH Baseball opening up an 8-game homestand this week and the top-ranked UH Men's Volleyball team hosting UC Irvine for senior week. Also, buy or sell returns as well as talks about Steph Curry and how you the Hawai`i fan can get in to support the construction upgrades to the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex. On today's show: -David Matlin, UH Athletics Director: discusses ways for teams and programs to adjust the ways they recruit, the transfer portal, the name/image/likeness situation, the pressures of generating revenue during a pandemic and how the UH fan can help to fund the upgrades to UH football's new home (Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex). -Kevin Arnovitz, NBA writer for ESPN: shares his thoughts on the injuries to star players around the league, the chances for Denver moving forward without the services of Jamal Murray, the play-in tournament for seeds 7 and 8 of the NBA Playoffs and who he likes to win the title. -Charlie Wade, UH Men's Volleyball Head Coach: voices his thoughts on if there's pressure to win the national championship, where some of the seniors rank in the history of the program, how the team stays ready, prepared and having no complacency despite the undefeated record and top ranking, as well as looking ahead to this weekend's series with UC Irvine and upcoming conference and national tournaments.

Clarence T. Sasaki MD, FACS

Clarence T. Sasaki MD, FACS

The University of Hawaii at Manoa held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex on July 17.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.

Starting the work week off the right way. Strategizing and setting goals with the new morning crew. Clarence T. Brown, Dave Wess, Juliet Okafor and Antonio Cheeks.