Chris Brown serves as the Rainbow Warriors’ associate head coach and linebackers coach.
The Kahaluʻu native and proud Damien alum is remembered as one of the most intimidating and physical defensive standouts in UH history—a reputation he now brings to the players he coaches. Before returning to Mānoa, Brown spent years coaching at national prep powerhouse Bishop Gorman, where he helped establish a recruiting pipeline from Nevada to Hawaiʻi.
In this episode, Brown reflects on his playing days at UH, breaks down his strength and conditioning philosophy, and explains what he looks for in the ideal Rainbow Warrior recruit.

Kanoa Leahey is the definitive voice of University of Hawaiʻi athletics, carrying on a family broadcasting legacy established by his grandfather, Chuck, and father, Jim, who each spent decades telling the stories of Hawaiʻi sports. A versatile professional, Leahey has built a reputation for his ability to call nearly any sport, connect effortlessly with his broadcast partners, and let the biggest moments speak for themselves. In this episode, he talks about growing up in the business, the years-long process of finding his own voice, and the pride and responsibility that come with broadcasting UH sports.

David Stant is entering his first full season as head football coach of the Kahuku Red Raiders. A North Shore native and former Red Raiders standout, Stant earned his way onto the University of Hawaiʻi football team as a walk-on before launching a coaching career that has spanned decades in Hawaiʻi and overseas. In this episode, Stant reflects on his journey, shares what it takes to build a championship program, and opens up about the immense pressure that comes with leading one of Hawaii's most storied programs.