Curran Events captures Bobby Curran’s take on local and national sports triumphs, and tragedies. Bobby Curran is the morning sports talk show host on KKEA 1420 AM, and he is the voice for UH football and basketball.


Below are the last 5 columns written by Bobby Curran

Wanted: Coach With Connections

Friday - March 17, 2010
By Bobby Curran

The University of Hawaii men’s basketball program is at a crossroads, and the decision on the next head coach is an important one.

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A Bad Time To Be A Russian Coach

Friday - March 10, 2010
By Bobby Curran

Now that the Vancouver Winter Olympics are in the books, a couple of things have become apparent. Hockey is never as popular as it is in the Olympics. The U.S. vs. Canada gold medal game was the most-watched television event in Canadian history. Roughly 80 percent of Canadians watched at least a part of the game.

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How To Balance UH Sports Budget

Friday - March 03, 2010
By Bobby Curran

When newspaper headlines proclaim a $10 million accumulated deficit for the University of Hawaii athletic department, a casual observer might think college athletics are in real trouble here.

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All Tiger Needs To Do Now Is Win

Friday - February 24, 2010
By Bobby Curran

By the time you read this, Tiger Woods will have performed his mea culpa and announced his return to golf - rumored to be Arnold Palmer’s Bayhill event March 25-28.

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NFL Getting Ready For Lockout

Friday - February 17, 2010
By Bobby Curran

The Super Bowl victory for the New Orleans Saints was a success not only for the long-suffering fans of the team and for people in the region, who regarded the black and gold as a symbol of hope, but for the entire NFL.

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