Coach and Braden have an early discussion on the AFC and NFC Championship games. Bryce Miller joins the show to talk about the lawsuit involving the Chargers move from San Diego to Los Angeles.

Coach Kentera and Braden Surprenant talk about the latest on the lawsuit filed by former San Diego City Attorney Michael Aguirre and former San Diego Chief Deputy City Attorney Maria Severson on behalf of San Diego resident and restaurant owner Ruth Henricks. National baseball writer Scott Miller also joins the show to talk about the hall of fame vote.

Coach Kentera and Braden Surprenant discuss whether or not Bonds, Clemens and Schilling deserve to be in the Hall of Fame after David Ortiz was elected yesterday. Plus Gary Klein from the Los Angeles Times gives a preview of the NFC Championship game.

Coach and Braden overreact to the NFL Divisional round and John Maffei talks about the Hall of Fame voting process for Major League Baseball.

Coach Kentera takes phone calls on who should be and not be in the MLB Hall of Fame class of 2022. Plus Bernie Wilson joins the show to talk Aztecs basketball. MLB Hall of Fame and the upcoming Winter Olympics he will be in attendance for.

John Kentera breaks down the night of college basketball from the night before. Later, Braden Surprenant goes through the 2022 Hall of Fame ballot to find out who Coach Kentera thinks will get in and who deserves to be in.

Coach Kentera and Braden Surprenant break down the NFL games over the weekend and Clark Judge from the Talk of Fame Network joins the show.

Dean Spanos is being sued by yet another relative and Coach and Braden talk about why it is significant. Plus Marty Gorsich from the Farmers Insurance Open joins the show to discuss everything you need to know about attending this year's tournament.