>> mark: when you first walk into the locker room in the holleway that's what you see vincent edward jackson's uniform and encased heisman trophy. that's a pretty impressive sight. >> bob: and that locker room itself is impressive. think about that extra hour this there when it was raining so hard. i promise you the contrast between the visiting locker room for west virginia compared to that taj mahal. that's a heck of an advantage for the auburn tigers right now. >> mark: bo jackson one of the best ever to play. mark rodgers here takes a me in the end zone. let's check in with wendi in the studio >> wendi: mark, thank you. cincinnati on the road at oregon state keep an eye on marty gilyard on the receiving end of a pass from tony pike.

28-18, 312 yards and two touchdowns so far for pike. >> mark: cincinnati moving up. kelly did a great job. >> bob: the university of cincinnati and the commitment they've made to be a big-time player since entering the big east. they've done a remarkable job there. >> mark: see how jarrett brown responds after flowing that interception which lead to the field goal a moment ago. noel devine who has had a devine night so far. gain of one on the play and right now noel devine a big part of the story line, 84 yards and a couple of touchdowns rushing coming up in just a few moment, davie jones' locker, bob and i will talk more about vincent

edward jackson and the decade of contributions as we look back and look forward from college football rookies' two programs. brown, seemed a little indecisive handing it off to guynn but devine picked up four anyway. well, devine actually was recruited by all the florida schools. he is from florida. ably the seminoles, gators, had some academic issues and west virginia just hung in and won the recruiting battle. >> bob: better keep jarrett brown in the pocket right now if you're the auburn pass rush. >> mark: third and five, completes it for the first down at the 38 yard line to jock sanders. talked about the florida connection with west virginia and those breakdown by state,

florida with 22 players on the roster. actually they got a real talented backup quarterback geno smith from miramar, florida, down the block from yours truly and flag down on the play, brown down at the 40. >> referee: in the back, 82 offense, ten-yard penalty. first down. >> mark: penalty against arnett, his roommate. jimmie johnson and the chase for the nascar sprint cup at new hampshire sunday 1:00 eastern on abc. mountaineers going become to rich rodriguez's day, different speed, indy, indy was one of

them. jets. >> bob: different tempos they have coming out of the huddle. another tavon austin, number one, another speed guy. >> mark: pass is broken up. no flag on the play. good defensive play by josh bynes on wes lyons. second down and 16 to go. >> bob: interesting, west virginia five straight wins over southeastern conference teams. not many teams anywhere can talk about five straight southeastern wins in a row. >> mark: impressive they had over the sugar bowl a few years ago. second and 16. devine in the backfield. >> bob: big tall wes lyons at 6'7", slot receiver for west virginia. you can see the size difference right there, can't you, park? >> mark: yeah.

6'7", sure. >> bob: not many guys at 6'7" line up in the slot like wes lyons. >> referee: time-out, west virginia, there is no penalty for delay of game. >> mark: mountaineers see this as an opportunity to make a statement for both the program and the conference. back after this. you can't get kentucky grilled chicken on a value menu. yeah, you can. now you can get the gat taste of new...

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>> mark: under the lights the jordan-hare stadium, welcome back to s.e.c. football on espn prime time. a look at some of the headlines. florida, alabama, winners today, the other two teams leading at this point and florida ening tennessee today, bob, a little bit closer than most people thought. >> bob: exactly, mark. you know, all the conversation about lane kiffin --

>> mark: oh, there was. >> bob: since the day he stepped into the league, kind of overshadowed gene chizik, dan mullen of mississippi step and there's three new head coaches in the southeastern coaches but would think lane is the only one. >> mark: sanders, brown bought him a little time but sanders couldn't convert as he's brought down at the 33. all that motion and a gain of one. >> bob: michael goggans is going to have a shot of jarrett brown right there. he is one of theistiest guys in the pocket that i have seen. he has a great knack for avoiding that rush. >> mark: it's the footwork.

he did play with bob huggins in west virginia basketball team. shovel pass right there. complete. devine and a late flag after the tackle at midfield. devine picks up 18 very astute pass by brown. >> referee: holding, number 14 on the offense, ten-yard penalty, third down. >> bob: mark, i think bob huggins would love this little underhand dump pass right there. that was an excellent devised call. a little underhand scoop pass to noel devine. that's going to come back because of a holding penalty. >> mark: think about jarrett brown playing for rich rodrig z rodriguez. now bill stewart and bob huggins, has the whole spectrum covered. third down and eight.

like he's in a blender. just spinning around. finally got to him back at the 26. >> bob: you have to love the effort of jarrett brown. you don't coach this. you don't teach this. this is instincts and excellent coverage. i can't -- that point, the coverage downfield was excellent and allowed that rush to finally get to jarrett brown. >> mark: second sack of the night for the tiger defense. kozlowski with the punt. back to the 25 yard line. it's gulley. he's brought down at the 32.

a 47-yard punt. seven yards on the return. bob and i have for the first couple of weeks of college football season been able to bring you davie jones locker, a regular installment of interesting tidbits. you might know it is an idiom for the bottom of the sea. we'll dig deep into our chest and bring out things pertinent to not only college football but our game and this week we talk about bo jackson and the great effect he has had and his journey here at auburn and beyond. here's the carry. that's mccalebb getting a couple of yards. he came to auburn with a stuttering program. many of you may to that. he took public speaking as a part of, well, coming out of his shell on campus and, well, in may he really capped his academic career here at auburn as he came back to get his degree with a real special

moment. pass complete. todd and here's the moment of bo jackson i was referring to this may. >> step outside of your comfort zone. take chances. not foolish chances, but take chances because you never know what the world has for you out there. >> mark: mccalebb, a nice gain. under four minutes to go. picked up six that time and bo jackson did so many things here and it proves it's not the destination but journey that counts and the growth he talked about this that speech was inspi inspiring. >> bob: looking up with the presence he showed. bo jackson in 19 -- in 1986

cotton bowl when i'm at texas a&m and watched those tapes all year long. and didn't think he was that fashion. >> mark: there's mccalebb speaking of speed runs out of bounds. >> bob: we didn't think he was that fast. >> mark: on tape. >> bob: no. in the second quarter he caught a design pass and went 73 yards down the sidelines in front of our bench. i turned to r.c. slocum and said he's fast. he took one 73 yards on us down the sidelines. >> mark: ran the 100 meters as a freshman and sophomore. actually thought about running on the olympic team. chris todd in as quarterback. took that, burns completes it to the 26 yard line. first down on a 16-yard pickup.

>> bob: this offense started to get in the sink. right here you see the hurry-up part of it. >> mark: tate across down to the 18 yard line picks up eight yards. that definitely is getting a little bit more rhythm. under three minutes to go. and the mountaineers call a time-out. right now back on their heels a little bit and trooper taylor doing his usual thing. amped up.

>> mark: welcome back to espn football on prime time. the mountaineers with the lead with you under three minutes to go in the first half. the tigers marching have the ball on west virginia's 20 yard line. i'm mark jones along with bob davie. gene chizik in his first year as

head coach on the sidelines. kodi burns in the ball game. in motion right now. to the top of your screen. >> bob: that's some moving parts. seeing cody burns coming in motion, stops, slips. >> mark: all that and a handoff to ben tate. way down to the ten yard line. >> bob: you see right there the difference in the spread offense from last year to this year. more of a north-south i-formation kind of run right there as ben tate just creases it right up the gut. >> mark: first and goal. tate again off tackle. got about seven that time.

terrell zachery and brandon hogan at each other in a big way. second and goal coming up. tenth play of the drive for the tigers. tate again nowhere to go. stopped at about the three. julian miller made the play. zachery and hogan a moment ago. primarily after the whistle. >> bob: i think a good job by the officiating crew. a no call to settle those guys down. >> mark: third and goal. todd into the corner, touchdown, adams.

receivers coach trooper taylor loving his guys' work. and it's a one-point game with 1:34 to go in the first half. >> bob: when chris todd threw this, i thought, oh, no, because he was sort of backing out as he threw it bdarvin adams beat hogan. he throws off his back foot. >> mark: adams with his second touchdown catch of the night. a career high.

not bad for a receiving corps comprising of adams and zachery the two combined for all of nine catches coming into this season. >> bob: told us yesterday garvin adams was a little bit banged up. trooper taylor played at baylor when i coached at texas a&m at tennessee as an assistant, left with mike gundy at oklahoma state and joined chizik last year, first year on the staff. >> mark: tigers move in 11 plays, 68 yards using up 3:24 on the clock. the complexion of this game changed when brown threw that interception after the mountaineers had been the beneficiary of the turnover. >> bob: great point, mark.

>> mark: rodgers on the kickoff return. and brought down to the 32 yard line. back to the studio and wendi nix. >> coming up on "the outbeak steak house report." washington upsets usc and tim tebow gets the best of lane kiffin. all coming up on "the outback steak house halftime report." >> mark: thanks a lot, wendi. player from auburn shaken up down on the field. you talk about some of the great players that played fordham both these teams. monday night football with an example. dolphins taking on the colts. 8:30 p.m. eastern time from land

shark stadium. ronnie brown, former auburn tiger plays for the dolphins and pat white got in a bunch of snaps last week with the dolphins as their backup quarterback in their wildcat formation. let's see what jarrett brown can do. looked discon sered after the last sum of sequences after that interception. >> bob: west virginia connells out in the standard i-formation. it's the change-up because you never see it. >> mark: devine got off to a quick start in the first quarter brought down by thorpe and stevens. picked up six on the play. devine last week ran for 80 yards in their victory against carolina. remember a year ago against

auburn had a career high 207. second and four. jarrett brown picks up a second down and then some out to the 45 yard line. under a minute to go but mountaineers out of time-outs. >> bob: take a look at bill stewart. really a lifetime assistant and really kind of a low-profile assistant at that. re, took over for rich rodriguez after he was the interim head coach and the great fiesta bowl win over oklahoma. >> mark: brown almost intercepted again by neiko thorpe who had one moments ago. >> bob: a case of jarrett brown staring down wes lyons and neiko thorpe got an excellent jump and he was going for wes lyons from the moment that football was snapped.

shovel pass tackled by blanc. it's going to be third down coming up. six or seven to go for the mountaineers. the clock running now. they're out of time yous. >> bob: watch this play by 93. retraces his steps. watch big 93. fool me once on that play but don't fool me twice. >> mark: that's the end of the first half of play. two seconds still showing on the clock as auburn calls time-out. >> referee: prior play that the runner was down before the ball came loose. >> mark: didn't know that was an

issue. >> bob: see if that football came loose. before he was down. >> mark: you look at bob stewart and gene chizik his counterpart -- >> referee: -- the game clock. >> mark: the situation is a little bit different. stewart came in a year ago with a different type of pressure and atmosphere than how gene chizik came in just recently as their head coach here at auburn. and going to review this -- >> bob: i think the ball comes out late. i think he was down in the ball came out way late. so mike blanc on that great effort retracing his steps. getting back to your point they're similar in that both of these coaches face some negativity after taking the job. fordifferent reasons. i mentioned bill stewart, a lifelong assistant. never a high-fro file coordinator.

takes over a high-profile coach in rich rodriguez. >> mark: one more look at it. >> bob: i think that's obviously -- noel devine was down before that football came out. let's look at bill stewart one of the really nice guys, mark, in college football and then all of a sudden that works against you when you're head coach because the first thing they say -- >> mark: too nice. >> bob: too nice, 9-4 last year, off to a good start this year. >> referee: after further review the runner was down before the ball came loose. it will be west virginia's ball, please reset the game clock to seven seconds. >> bob: now you wonder -- >> mark: seven? >> bob: west virginia with no time-outs. aush sta

auburn starts that clock. if they do with a hail mary that will be the worst decision auburn has ever made. >> mark: brown down the middle. completes it. they're going to run out of time. sanders down to the 20 yard line. the first half that saw west virginia look dominant early in the game and then auburn courtesy of a couple interceptions, one of them from neiko thorpe come back and come to within one. right now back to the studio, join wendi nix, robert smith and todd mcshay for "the outback steak house report." >> thank you very much. we begin with usc and washington. washington winless last year, hasn't had a conference win since november 17th, 2007. aaron corp getting the starting nod for the trojans. first and goal, mcknight takes it in. it looks easy. >> picking up where they left

off, joe mcknight off to a fast start. >> tied 10-10. corp throws into double coverage. that's what can happen. he doesn't like it, understandably so. >> poor decision. the receiver was well covered. >> matt barkley warming up. usc trailing three. corp nearly intercepted again. 41 seconds to play. jake locker hooks up with jermaine kearse a very, very big first down. seven seconds to play. erik folk and washington upsets usc, 16-13. here's quint with pete carroll. what changed? >> well, we didn't move the football very well. because we started turning it over and penalties we had, we just did the classic things when you lose right at the heart of our philosophy taking care of

the football and we didn't do it. >> you and steve didn't get a chance to shake in the hallway. there was a moment that you got together. >> it was impossible to see him. i got him in the hallway here. to congratulate him. this is a fantastic accomplishment for him and now that this is over i'm proud of him and for all those guys that have come from my program to do something like that that's really cool and i know how much fun it is so if you can do it, i'm thrilled for him and hate that it happened. that's how it teals. >> thanks for the time. appreciate it. >> tough loss for the trojans. wendi, todd and what happened. >> turnovers. any time usc loses a game it's because it beats itself.

oregon state go to corps value list and lose the turnover margin and today lose it 3-0. quarterback position was a liability for the trojans, turned the ball over there and what i thought was to be a more efficient performance for corp coming from the backup role into the starter's role. one, mobility, two, very efficient in not turning the ball over and thought the quarterback position, the turnovers were the difference. >> i think there is a reason they happen. when you look at what washington was able to do. you can't underor overestimate how important it was to have steve sarkisian who used to be the offensive coordinator for usc and nick holt, the defensive coordinator over there on the washington state. these guys did a great job of coming up with plans and schemes to put aaron corp in situations where he would struggle. >> steve not the only tie. five assistant coaches with ties to usc.

it was not however the only upset in the taupe ten. let's take a look at byu. rocco mendenhall playing host. florida state up by 6. christian ponder to burowski. max hall's pass intercepted by greg reed and you hate to see that when you're the quarterback. >> don't hate to see it when you pick florida state. >> i spent all week saying they would pick apart that man-to-man coverage. >> learn the left side for the six-yard touchdown round. this was not just an upset. it was a waxing. 54-28 the final score. virginia tech and nebraska. said we'd know for about these two teams. did we? it's a one-point game. we'll explain and florida, tennessee, their first meeting

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georgia at arkansas. third quarter. arkansas down 27-21. mallett to child.

it's a strike. one-point lead. >> lose asher allen. didn't know when to make a play. >> still a one-point game. cox defies king. offensively that looks pretty good. arkansas, that was 34-28. later in the third, ryan mallett, d.j. williams, a one-yard strike. arkansas up 35-34. >> in the end georgia 42, 35, over arkansas but it was back and forth all day they had to rally. tim tebow and urban meyer. sporting the professorial look. >> looks like clark kent. >> change it up. out of the shotgun scrambles right. encase you haven't met eric berry, tebow held his own. >> can somebody get eric berry. >> first and goal he powers his way into the end zone for the td, florida up 10-3. this one though a bit closer

perhaps than we expected. third quarter. tebow keeps it. watch this. this is what he can do. >> just the tools -- looks like he's dead to right and goes and picks up a key first down. tremendous running the football in the second half. when all else failed tebow took over then the option starting working. zone read and able to get enough points. tennessee hanging on strong defensively. nebraska and virginia tech. top 20 matchup. hokies facing the 19th ranked cornhuskers. complete to mike mcneill. flag on the play. roverry calls offensive holding. the play will come back. bo pelini doesn't like it a bit. tyrod taylor drops back complete to danny coale. >> you're up by five points.

how does he get open? >> va tech. buying time scrambling. it is 16-15. virginia tech now leads the scoring drive five plays, 88-yards in 1:23. how does it happen, robert? >> on this last play you cannot afford to let tyrod taylor have all day. nobody is blocking them but just standing there. right there, 93, you have to get him and force him to make a play. the defensive back. just barely misses him. >> notre dame trying to bounce back. michigan state down 3. cousins to blair white. touchdown. >> blair white finds a way to get open consistently. jimmy clausen took golden tate for the 33-yard touchdown

stretch. >> the dive. >> michigan state band. >> the stage dive into the michigan state band. >> this one getting close. cousins overthrows a why-open larry caper. turned out to be a missed tune. next play, he certainly wants this one back. intercepted by kyle mcccarthy. >> you cannot make that mistake. he'll learn from it. >> michael floyd lost to a broken collarbone. hundred return, questionable. jahvid best set some records, one, two, three, four, five touchdowns. we'll show you how he did it up next. we all have confidence

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it is without question a grudge match in austin for the number two texas longhorns. first quarter, jordan shipley, how about a 46-yard punt return to get things going. texas, when he's done, will have a 7-3 advantage. >> able to do it in the game against oklahoma. unbelievable player, got a spark going. >> longhorns leading until trey newton plows it in from 20 out. to lyle long for the score. texas tech down 17-10. 24-10 now over on abc. jahvid best. oh, and cal. best taking the 33 yards and, all the way down the sideline he goes and leaps on in for the touchdown. >> speed, you can't keep up with him. he's the best open field runner in the country. >> third quarter, minnesota down

and weber to decker who tos to gray. tied at 21. enter jahvid best again. number four but he tied a school record. five rushing touchdowns, 131 yards, 35-21. noel devine and his west virginia team leading auburn by one, 21-20. >> some speed there too. >> some speed there. this one delayed due to weather. but a second half coming up in just a bit. (hissssssssssss!)

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>> boomer, monday night the dolphins and colts. anniversary is one year ago monday that what was the wild hog at arkansas made it to nfl its debut with the dolphins. >> happy birthday wildcat offense. i've been here all day trying get david lee, quarterback coach of the dolphins office. they kicked me out of the building. they are up to something here.

a lot of wild account formation as it continues to revolutionize. >> i love the wildcat. i'm glad coach lee is working the plays. maybe he can give it to the college coaches. that's where it works. you must have a quarterback that plays from the pock and gets the ball into the hands of his covers. peyton manning, yeah, i want to talk about mike. >> see you monday night at 8:30 eastern. >> pretty good matchup over on abc, texas tech red raiders trailing. lee long aleong -- outback stea house logon to espn.com and search outback to play. >> roberts 1-20. >> second half, auburn, west virginia on its way.

. >> mark: welcome back, everyone. west virginia up by a point against auburn as we get started in the third quarter of play, the tigers will receive the ball to begin the period and right now time for the first half stats brought to you by guitar hero. >> bob: look at these stats. we thought it would be an offensive explosion and west virginia started out that way,

200 yards offense in the first quarter. ends up with 291 in the first half. auburn fought through that initial onslaught, ended up getting on rhythm there and points off turnovers. i thought brown got a little sloppy at the end of the first half. interception to neiko thorpe, ten points for auburn off of turnovers. >> mark: from the 15-year-old, mccalebb and he's brought down at about the 31 yard line and, bob, you had mentioned you thought we would see a lot of points coming into the game. your thoughts on the diversity of types of offenses. >> bob: we've seen a lot although they seem pretty similar. i think the only difference is auburn tries to hurry up the

tempo but you can see that this west virginia defense probably has an advantage because have been through the rich rodriguez era. they're not the lesion bit confused in my opinion by this auburn offense. the problem their two best defensive players are out and have not played tonight. >> mark: reed williams and scooter berry. that's ben tate, remember, auburn beginning this game at the number two rushing team nationally. and the only team that featured tate and mccalebb that ran for over a hundred yards a game. fannin is stopped up after a gain of about one. >> bob: you have to be impressed with this west virginia defense when you mejs the rushing statistics. auburn only rushed for 50 yards in the first half. came in and averaged 340 yards

rushing. pretty defensive display by west virginia. >> mark: third and five coming up. >> bob: darvin adams has been the big receiver in this football game. number 89 down here at the bottom of your screen. >> mark: already has a couple of touchdown catches in the game. they come his way, chris todd completes the pass. near the ha yard line for the first down. >> bob: look at these rushing statistics. both these guys come in averaging over 100 yards a game rushing. as i said before, this west virginia offense or defense has played to run extremely well. >> mark: ben tate takes it east/west and brought down. pass lazear and scooter berry, the starting defensive end

unable to go as is read williams, right there. west virginia playing in the three-three-five alignment. on second and 15. ben tate smashing ahead one more time. but how unique is that three-three five. >> i mean, it is unique but gus malzahn when at tulsa combined todd graham was the head coach who came from west virginia. so tulsa was a three-three-five defense the entire time gus was there so he is very familiar with the alignment of the three-three five. >> mark: on third and long for the tigers. todd is going to be sacked. back to the 36 yard line. sidney glover and it's fourth down coming up. the tigers will have to punt. >> bob: watch sidney glover from the bottom of the screen. ben tate has him.

just a very poor job. they had the right numbers to pick that up. ben tate a boar job. >> mark: burst to punt. especially punt return last week had issues. catches this cleanly. brought down immediately at the 24 yard line. well, jim ni johnson racing for a historic fourth championship at new hampshire coverage beginning sunday at 1:00 eastern time on abc. first down and ten for the mountaineers' offense. over 87,000 on hand at jordan-hare stadium. there's a look at noel devine. a huge part of this offense for the mountaineers tonight.

a little receiver screen complete. nice run after the catch by brown's roommate. arnett. >> bob: here the smurf of all smurf here, noel devine, running past the angles of the auburn secondary. started out on fire as did the west virginia football team. auburn maybe adjusted to that speed as the game went on in the second quarter. >> mark: there's devine again but he gets going in a hurry. the coach is telling us of all the speed guys they have on the team. nobody is faster in the first 20 yards than noel devine. >> bob: same high school as deion sanders down in ft. myers. talk about a tough, tough upbringing in early childhood.

this guy's story here is amazing. >> mark: something in the water. >> bob: seven starters from the state of florida for the west virginia mountaineer. >> mark: arnett in motion. boy, brown, a magician with that ball. keeps it himself. let's see where they spot this. better give him a favorable spot at the 39 yard line. he picked up two on the play. >> bob: kind of lulls you to sleep. kind of a big, long strider but how many dimes does he break contain number 52, antonio coleman had him dead to rights marques. >> mark: on second and eight. pass complete to sanders. doc sanders makes a move.

a display of what speed can do for you on the edge as mcfadden makes the stop. a pickup of nine for west virginia. >> bob: auburn, a lot of missed tackles. look particularly against jarrett brown. right here poor angles. right here. great tradition of defense but not a great night tackling. trick play. >> mark: throws it back. it's complete. sanders and jock sanders down to the 20 and a late flag on the play. starks came to west virginia as a within quarterback and thumbs up from his head coach. bill stewart. 32-yard gain. >> bob: the trick play, mentioned starks, former

quarterback but watch another missed tackle by 25, daren bates. i go back to the concept of not breaking down in the open field and gathering yourself and getting under control. you saw daren bates first trying to run through the ballcarrier and miss him. >> mark: brown pushed out of bounds. you are know, what, he played on coach huggins' basketball team. seems to use the pump fake pretty good. >> bob: one thing i noticed he gets sloppy in ball security. sat some point you might give a pump fake but hold it high and tight.

ted roof, his defense is under duress. >> mark: brown escapes again and tip toes out of bounds near the first down. put a nice move on zach clayton who is still looking for him. picked up eight on the play. >> bob: ball security. go back to the last play. there's the pump fake. i mean you never know -- yeah, that could easily be stripped out. you never know what is behind you. sought some point bob huggins taught him to put that football way. you love those ball fakes. >> mark: i love it. and room to go. touchdown. devine! that was a very impressive drive