In the first show of the new year, The Sports Sunday Trio discusses the Trevor Lawrence situation, and what they would do as the Jaguars GM. Also, "Stock Up, Stock Down," where each host gives something they are buying or selling in the world of sports.

The Sports Sunday Trio goes all in on the NBA, with each host bringing a top-15 list into the segment. Spoiler alert: things get heated. Also discussed is if Frank Gore belongs in the NFL Hall of Fame.

No guests, no problem. The show opens with the Big 3 at 3, as the Trio discusses the impact of the Jaguars clinching the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. At the half hour, Alex breaks an exclusive story about the return of high school football. Don't miss this huge announcement, only surfaced on Sports Sunday.

A very NBA-heavy discussion in the second hour. The Sports Sunday Trio discusses Lakers-Clippers, James Harden, and Paul George. After a heated debate, each host offers their New Year's Resolution to cap off 2020.

The College Football Playoff matchups are announced and no surprise that there's drama. Newport Beach City Councilman Will O'Neill joins the show again, followed by "Stock up, Stock Down" and more college football ranting from Alex Crawford.

The Sports Sunday Trio discusses more College Football to start the second hour- USC opting out, bowls being cancelled. Olympic gold medalist Kaleigh Gilchrist joins the show for a second time, followed by a debriefing before Christmas.

Former mayor and current Newport Beach city councilman Will O'Neill joins the show to talk both sports and politics. The pandemic, the Boat Parade, and high school athletics are all discussed.

Olympic gold medalist Kaleigh Gilchrist joins the show for a second time to give an update on the status of the USA women's water polo team. Gilchrist also discusses her experience at Newport Harbor High School and the inspiration she gets from Kobe Bryant.

Yogi Roth is one of the most knowledgeable individuals in the nation when it comes to Pac-12 Football and he joins Sports Sunday to discuss the depth of the conference, their national respect level, and USC's season.

Bruce Penhall (NHHS Class of 1975) joins Sports Sunday to discuss his racing career, his acting career, growing up in Newport-Mesa, and his work to stop drunk driving.