Let's Talk Sports November 7 2025

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It's another Kahala Friday, but the guys are talking...phones? It's Apple vs. Android on this edition because Billy got a new phone - so which side of the coin is he on? But then to actual sports, University of Hawaii football is back at home in front of a sold-out crowd, what do they need to do to take down the top team in the conference? Plus, men's volleyball had an exhibition game and is looking forward to their schedule release party, so head coach Charlie Wade talks about it and how you can get in on the action. And Scott Robbs from Spectrum Sports talks about the food drive with the University of Hawaii athletics department over this coming weekend and how you can help.

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