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The Wayne Coito Show - Stephen Tsai + Wayne Visits UCF Football "Bounce House" in Orlando

Honolulu Star-Advertiser's Stephen Tsai talks the latest with the #HawaiiFB stadium situation, Rainbow Warrior recruiting and coaching staff changes, and we even touch on the big Serena/Naomi match going on right now at the Australian Open.

Wayne also talks about his trip to the University of Central Florida to explore the campus, the "Bounce House" - the Black Knights on-campus football stadium, and to figure out why this school nearly 5,000 miles away has been able to attract some of the best talent out of Hawaii. Wayne gives his impressions on the UCF program and just why they might not be going away for a while and why they are just getting started recruiting the 808 state.

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The Wayne Coito Show - Wayne's Super Bowl LV Tampa/Orlando Trip Wrap Up + Looking Ahead HSF SBLVI Tour LA

Wayne takes you back to his seat at the Super Bowl in Tampa for what you didn't see on TV--the Good, Bad and Ugly at Super Bowl LV, and we look ahead to next year in Los Angeles - and our tour which is already in high demand - for Super Bowl LVI.

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The Wayne Coito Show - Rebel Souljah & Bucs Fan, Tunez + What It's Like To See Your Team Win the SB

Rebel Souljah & Huge Bucs Fan, Tunez Moananu previews the Super Bowl with Wayne, talking Brady vs Mahomes, why the battle in the trenches maybe the most important in the game between #ChiefsKingdom & #BucsNation and the best pre-game concert in #HawaiiFB​ history...PLUS What is it like to see your team win the Super Bowl?

 

Wayne recalls one of the most emotional moments for a fan, what he's witnessed going to five super bowls and what he's even experienced for himself. It maybe crazy for sports fans to reference their favorite team's victories as some of the happiest moments of their lives, but as hardcore fans, we know that's absolutely true. We talk about how it's even more next-level when you witness it in person.

 

A lot of you told us, "next year!" and we're holding you to it. We look ahead to Super Bowl LVI in LA!

The Wayne Coito Show - What Going to the Super Bowl is Like with Hawaii Sports Fans + Paul Honda

Honolulu Star-Advertiser's Paul Honda joins us to talk Super Bowl and Wayne talks about what it's like to go to the big game with Hawaii Sports Fans, so if you've always wanted to go to the Super Bowl and even if you're planning on going alone, you're gonna wanna hear from Wayne's experiences, having gone to five of the last six.

Today, the NFL dropped a video on its social media naming the "gutsiest Playoff calls in History"...the first five happen to be at games that Wayne and Hawaii Sports Fans were in attendance for! Hear which ones.

Paul Honda also drops a surprise on who he would take if he gets the first pick in Fantasy next season; he also talks Goff, New Head Coaches in the NFL and why the Packers just couldn't get over the hump once more.

The Wayne Coito Show - Wayne's First Trip To KC & Arrowhead, Esera Tuaolo NFL/Inclusion Party

Wayne makes his first trip to Kansas City and Arrowhead Stadium to see the Chiefs! Hear the The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of one helluva adventure to #ChiefsKingdom to be among some of the best fans in the NFL, the tastiest food, and a great game against the Cleveland Browns in the AFC Divisional. Cold weather and icy freeway roads are no joke; and are unfortunately also apart of the tale!

We also sit down with Hawai'i's Own Esera Tuaolo, who joined us on one of our early shows last Spring. He's back to give his impressions of the Playoffs, to offer what he thinks of his former team the Green Bay Packers' chances the rest of the way, and to invite everyone to his FREE Super Bowl Inclusion Party, which is online this year, featuring himself and Siaosi, among others. Claim your tickets now at www.InclusionParty.org

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The Wayne Coito Show - #HawaiiFB at Ching Field, NFL Playoffs--Wayne is off to KC, Harden to Nets

Hawai‘i Football looks set to play on campus next year, what does this mean for the future? what does this say about the relationship between the university Athletic Department and the State and Stadium Authority?

 

We also look at a massive trade in the NBA sending James Harden to the Nets plus we talk NFL Playoffs as Wayne sets off for his first time to Kansas CIty to see the Browns and Chiefs in the AFC Divisional Round.

The Wayne Coito Show - First Show of 2021 Birthday Editio + Wayne's Mountain West Conference Travel Ranking

We look forward to the year ahead as we kickoff 2021. And on his birthday, Wayne talks about where he's excited to travel to with #HawaiiFB this upcoming season. He'll also give an off-the-cuff ranking of his favorite Mountain West destinations to see a game. (Number One should be pretty obvious ;))

The Wayne Coito Show - Live From Dallas, New Mexico Bowl Eve, Where Will #HawaiiFB Play Next Year

Live from Dallas, Texas! We are just hours away from kickoff between the Rainbow Warriors and Cougars in the 2020 New Mexico Bowl.

Wayne talk the latest about tomorrow's UH vs UH game and gets into one of the more passionate discussions of the day in Hawaii: where will Hawaii football play next season?

With Aloha Stadium suspending action on its field, do the 'Bows go to Maui? Or Ching Field on the Manoa Campus? Is Aloha Stadium really shutting down? We discuss whether the announcement could be a political power play.

We look at the most cost-effective things UH could do to make the most of hosting an on-campus contest. And how exciting a game at Ching Field could be.

rWe also look into the new Aloha Stadium project, which reached a major milestone today with the release of the draft environmental impact statement. The public is being asked to provide comments. Check out the info at nased.hawaii.gov

#HawaiiFB New Mexico Bowl Week - Boise Talking to AAC

We're just days away from Hawaii vs Houston in the New Mexico Bowl. With the Rainbow Warriors having departed HNL this morning, we too are making preparations here at Hawaii Sports Fans to bring you game coverage directly from Texas, where we will be credentialed media for the game on Christmas Eve...so be sure to follow along everyday!

We begin tonight with a focus on the CBS Sports report that Boise State is in talks with the AAC to join as a football-only member. Given recent reports that the Broncos were exploring option for their non-Football teams, it was thought that perhaps the team might be looking to go Independent. Dennis Dodd's article dropped just hours ago details conversations that have been on-going between BSU and American Athletic Conference officials for several months behind the backs of the Broncos' Mountain West peers.

 

The Wayne Coito Show - Cindy Luis Talks UH Volleyball, #HawaiiFB New Mexico Bowl Bound While More Players Enter Transfer Portal

The University of Hawai‘i football season took another surprising turn this past week when the team was extended an invitation to play the Houston Cougars - "the other UH" - in the New Mexico Bowl. At the same time, we are seeing more UH players enter the NCAA transfer portal. We discuss the numbers game that coaches will be playing in the offseason-- how can they bring in new recruits while holding spots for the Seniors who have been granted another year of eligibility?

Longtime Honolulu Star Advertiser writer Cindy Luis - whose ancestors came from the same tiny village in Madeira, Portugal as Wayne's great-grandfather, we learned! - talks Rainbow Warrior volleyball - who look forward to competing in 2021 - and Rainbow Wahine volleyball - who deal with bitter disappointment of a season cancelled. We look at the ramifications of only have some sports play versus others and the optics involved in a sticky situation for universities who juggle student-athlete safety while trying to maintain important revenue streams for their schools.