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On this Aloha and Kahala Friday, it's not all beautiful for the Rainbow Wahine basketball team after what they called "an ugly win" against St. Martin's. How do they take this score forward with the rest of the season? Plus, UH men's basketball keeps the Rainbow Classic up tonight, but where's the attendance at? And we still can't get over Hawaii football's win over San Diego State, so Mark Veneri joins the show to talk about that win and the team on a bye this week, looking towards the last two games of the season.

Gary talks about the Hawaii men's basketball win over Mississippi Valley State to open the Outrigger Rainbow Classic last night, and he grabs Josh Pacheco from a quick sleep after he called the game last night to expand on the 'Bows' performance and what to expect on Friday against Manhattan. Gary also talks college football, the NBA, the NFL, and Hawaii football.

Gary talks about Hawaii men's basketball with Hawaii assistant coach Clay Wilson as the 'Bows prepare for the beginning of the Rainbow Classic tonight against Mississippi Valley State University tonight, as well as expanding more about the team's 1-1 start to the season.Gary also talks about the NBA, NFL and Hawaii football.

Gary talks about Hawaii football with defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman, as well as some NBA talk with the breaking news of the Dallas Mavericks letting go of Nico Harrison.

Gary talks about the huge win for the Rainbow Warriors as they take down the San Diego State Aztecs in blowout fashion going into their final bye week of the season, with ESPN Honolulu's radio play by play voice John Veneri joining the show to talk about how Hawaii beat the Aztecs and what to look out for in the final three weeks of the season.

On this Kahala Friday, Gary comes on talking about last night's TNF game...or at least whatever that game was supposed to be. Plus, a big game coming up for the University of Hawaii football team tomorrow, so there's two people on to talk about it. Mark Veneri joins the show as he does every Friday of the season to talk about the team heading into the weekend and how they can take on the top team in the MWC. And Eric Matthews from UH talks about what's coming up for the fans this weekend, including the football game and the food drive happening over the weekend.

Gary talks about Rainbow Warrior football after last night's first Timmy Chang Show in a couple of weeks, as well as some Rainbow Wahine Volleyball talk with Tiff Wells.

Gary talks about Hawaii men's and women's basketball as the two teams open their seasons, the first being a loss to Oregon in a nailbiter and the Wahine's win over Portland State with radio color voice Kallin Spiller.

Gary talks Hawaii basketball, from the season opener for both the men's and Wahine teams later today, to the stunner in Boise where the Hawaii Pacific Sharks took down Boise State. Gary also talks the NFL Trade Deadline with CBS' Jamey Eisenburg to give us all insights on trades that went down, as well as trades he's expecting later today.

Gary talks about the wide weekend of sports, from Hawaii football with John Veneri as well as the NBA and the beginning of the college basketball season.

On this Halloween morning and Kahala Friday, Gary comes on talking about last night's TNF game between the Ravens and the Dolphins, and some breaking news came out about the Dolphins GM being let go. Who is to blame for the current situation in Miami? Then, talks about another Hawaii football game tomorrow, so as he does every Friday, Mark Veneri joins the show to talk about what it will take for Hawaii to bring home trophy #2 on the season in the Dick Tomey Legacy trophy.

Gary talks Hawaii football and their matchup with San Jose as Spartan head coach Kenny Niumatalolo joins the show to talk about his team ahead of the first Timmy vs. Kenny matchup between the pair. Anthony Carter continues his media train and talks with Gary about his jersey retirement as well as his time in Hawaii.

With the season-opening tournament a week away and a big exhibition game this week, Hood College men's basketball coach Chad Dickman is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Dickman chats with host Greg Swatek about the Blazers hosting an exhibition game this week against Mount St. Mary's. It's incredibly rare for a Division III team to host a Division I team in men's basketball. And Mount St. Mary's hasn't played a basketball game in Frederick since 1936. So how did the game come about? And how thrilled is Dickman to be hosting the game? He also talks about the upcoming season at Hood. The Blazers were picked in the preseason coaches poll to finish second in the Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth behind Alvernia. What are the keys to success for them? Who are the players to watch? And how many 3-pointers does Dickman want them to attempt per game? Prior to that conversation, FNP sports reporter Alexander Dacy joins Greg to look at the high school regional playoffs for fall sports in Frederick County and preview the final week of the high school football regular season.

Gary talks about the World Series as the Blue Jays even up the series at two and Gary also talks about Hawaii men's basketball with associate head coach Brad Davidson.

Gary talks about the World Series last night as the Dodgers came out in the end with a walk off win in the 18th inning of the game as the Dodgers and the Blue Jays have less than a day to get ready for Game 4.Gary also talks Hawaii football and Hawaii men's basketball.

Gary talks about the Rainbow Warriors as they get ready for the road game against San Jose this week, as John Veneri joins the show to talk more about the 'Bows.Kurt Helin joins the show to talk about the NBA and the gambling controversy and all the other basketball games that are going down the last week to start the season.

On this Friday, Gary comes on talking the NBA, all the good from the start of the season and, of course, the bad that comes with the FBI getting involved in the mafia schemes that included Portland head coach Chauncey Billups and Miami guard Terry Rozier. Plus, as he does every Friday, Mark Veneri joins the show and while Hawaii football is on a bye week, they are preparing for the rest of the season. What will it take for Hawaii to go "at the peak" to the Mountain West Conference championship?

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics, talking with JoVon McClanahan as he takes on his new role as Assistant Director for Basketball Operations. Gary also talks the NBA as they tipped off last night as well as some Hawaii football talk on rumors of transfer discussions.

Gary talks about the Rainbow Wahine, from the disappointing performance from the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team as well as the Wahine basketball team as he talks with Kallin Spiller about their first exhibition game against Chaminade.Mike Wittman joins Gary to talk about the Mountain West and how he ranks the 'Bows amid the Mountain West season.

Gary talks about Hawaii football as they continue to discuss the bowl-bound Rainbow Warriors, as well as some NFL talk as Gary talks with AllDolphins' Alain Poupart about Tua Tagovailoa.

It's a Kahala Friday, and Gary is on talking about a lot of things University of Hawaii. It starts with the basketball team as their tip-off event happened yesterday. What does the team look like this season? Then there's UH football on the road against Colorado State. Mark Veneri joins the show to talk with Gary about the team and their chance to lockup a bowl game berth tomorrow. Plus some talk on UH Wahine Soccer and Volleyball as their look towards their respective conference tournaments are at risk.

Gary talks Hawaii football and their matchup with Colorado State as he talks about the Rams with The Coloradoan's Kevin Lytle as they discuss the homecoming matchup in Fort Collins. Tiff Wells joins the show as well to talk about the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team as the Wahine look to get out of this three-game losing streak and get back to winning ways.

Gary talks about the NFL and Hawaii football, as well as his opinions on new NIL legislation and his thoughts on its consequences on the game. Special guest Stephen Bidne, former head coach for Hawaii golf, joins the show as his Kansas Jayhawks will be in Kauai and wanted to talk with Gary for the first time in a couple years.

Gary talks more about Hawaii football, as he talks with head coach Timmy Chang about his team's victory over Utah State and how he's planning to take on his former head coach Jay Norvell as the 'Bows take on Colorado State this weekend.

Gary talks about Hawaii football and the NFL, and Gary talks about the win over Utah State with radio play by play voice John Veneri. Gary also talks Rainbow Wahine volleyball, the NFL and Dillon Gabriel.

On this Kahala Friday, Gary comes on talking about Thursday Night Football and how the Giants ran over the Eagles - what does this game mean for both teams? Also, Hawaii football has a big game against Utah State tomorrow, and coming back home after a win at Air Force and a bye week gives the 'Bows some momentum. ESPN Honolulu color analyst Mark Veneri joins the show to talk about the team heading into tomorrow and how they can win against the Aggies. Plus, there's an impressive stat and it has to do with Freshman QBs in College Football.

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics with Spectrum Sports' Scott Robbs as the two discuss Hawaii football, Wahine volleyball and soccer.Gary also talks with Jason Turner from The Herald in Logan to talk about the Utah State Aggies.

Gary talks about college football with Yahoo Sports' Dan Wolken as the two discuss some of the big narratives from this season in college football, and Gary also talks with Rainbow Wahine head soccer coach Bud Nagamine about their season so far, the amount of ties they've had this season (somehow not the most in the Big West) and how injuries have shifted her strategy for her Wahine.

Dr. Kimberly Dickman discusses the impact of loneliness and why it is an epidemic across the United States.  She also shares the importance of having meaningful connections and how those connections influence our overall well-being.      This podcast is made possible by generous funding from the Vance Spouses' Club https://www.vancespousesclub.com/ and Peterson, Schriever, Cheyenne Mountain Spouses' Club https://www.pscspousesclub.org/.      Audio mixing by Concentus Media, Inc., Temple, Texas.    Show Notes:    Resources:    Dickman, K. (2024, July). Loneliness: The New Global Pandemic. On the Move. Summer 2024  https://militarychild.org/news-and-publications/      Bio:    Dr. Kimberly S. Dickman serves as an assistant professor at the U.S. Air Force Academy Center for Character and Leadership Development (CCLD), where she leads the Healthy Relationship Education and Emotional Intelligence branch of the Development Division in the Center. CCLD's mission is to advance the understanding, scholarship, practice, and integration of character and leadership development, resulting in cadets and permanent party prepared for service to the nation.     Dr. Dickman is a licensed clinical professional counselor and certified educator. She began her work in education for the Department of Defense in 1991. During her 20+ years of civilian service she has performed at the Wing and Headquarters Air Force level before coming to USAFA. Of note is her work in the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program where she focused on education, analysis, and prevention science. Her extensive experience allows her to serve at USAFA as faculty and lead in topics such as healthy relationships, emotional intelligence, positive psychology, prevention science, human sexuality, and leadership development. She teaches Human Sex, Reproduction, and Sexuality in the Biology Department and Applied Positive Psychology in the Behavioral Science and Leadership Department.      Dr. Dickman is widely recognized and is frequently requested to present across the DoD and on a national scale.   

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics, from the Rainbow Warriors and their game against Utah State this week with Arnold Martinez.

Gary talks the NFL and Hawaii football, with John Veneri joining the show to talk more about the Rainbow Warriors.

Jeff Reinebold, defensive line coach for the University of Hawaii, highlights some of the efforts of his team's defense, as well what is keeping him busy during the bye week. UH football radio analyst Mark Veneri highlights where the Rainbow Warriors are at entering next week's game against Utah State.

Gary talks about the MLB playoffs with all but one game continuing to a third game out of three, as well as his reactions to Dillon Gabriel getting the start for Cleveland this weekend and he isn't happy about how certain pundits aren't giving Gabriel a fair shake.Tiff Wells joins the show to talk about the upcoming Rainbow Wahine road trip as questions stir around the health of Cha'lei Reid, as well as talk about new assistant coach Donan Cruz for the Rainbow Warriors.

Gary talks the NFL and the news of Dillon Gabriel getting the starting nod over Joe Flacco this weekend for the Cleveland Browns, as well as some Hawaii football talk with Mike Wittman from The Mountain West Connection. Gary also talks some more NFL with NFL Historian Russell Baxter and he gives his opinions on the Miami Dolphins and the job of Chris Grier.

Steve Dickman, President of Outpost Centers International, believes that mission work is the right arm of the gospel. Representing a network of over 350 member ministries, Steve shares impactful stories and insights from diverse OCI mission projects around the globe.