19 yard line. they need to get to, what do you think, kelly, about the 35 of texas tech to have a shot at tying the game? >> kelly: the wind has died down, even though it will be at the kicker's back so i think that's about right. he's hit some that would have been good from 65. i wouldn't count on that right now unless you absolutely have to, but in the meantime you have a redshirt quarterback that is playing in his third start that is dinged up from the first half, so he's not real mobile, but he's thrown the ball pretty decently in the second half. >> dave: and hit a big play from 60 yards to ladarious brown to make a big play. throw, wide open! and he has speed. down to the texas tech 45. clearly a blown coverage that time. jarvis phillips saving the touchdown. 36 yards. the clock will begin as soon as the ball is marked ready for

play. putting on pressure to go to the sideline. at the 39 yard line. that's cam white. remember, our estimation is that the freshman kick er, and you cn see what he's done already, he's awfully good, a first down will put him in field goal range. >> kelly: i'm not so sure he's not in range now. obviously the closer they get now the more likely it is for him to knock it through with this kind of pressure. >> dave: he's been imprefer vows to that today. they got to get him a little closer. bush putting on the pressure from the outside and that's going to be a first down. ball down at the 29 yard line. gary patterson screaming spike the football. 50 seconds remaining. brown made that catch. and there's the spike stopping

it with 47 seconds remaining. it's second down and ten. >> kelly: how well has the red shirt freshman quarterback executed in this situation? it's been unbelievably good. >> dave: now, here's the other thing. how do you call plays on tcu? this is a 46-yard field goal. >> kelly: that's a great point. you can always kill it. if you run it and then you don't get much, you can always get up there and kill it because downs necessarily aren't that big of a deal for the next two anyway. >> dave: he'll go to the middle of the field. they will try the middle, and they get the first down and that will stop the clock while the ball is marked. >> kelly: i think texas tech is just giving this receiving corps too much room as you look for boykins again and again. >> dave: the catch by tucker and the resulting run got the first down. now it's second down and ten. the clock stopped. 38 seconds. how about taking a shot at the

end zone? >> kelly: i don't know that you want to do it with boykin, the r redshirt freshman. i don't know that you can narrow it down enough to be comfortable with that decision. if you have a veteran quarterback you can tell him at the very least we kick a field goal and tie this thing up. if it's there, great. i don't know that you say that to a redshirt. >> dave: number four defense in the country coming into the game. texas tech is on their heels but they still have the edge and he's sacked at the 25 yard line. it's now third down. the clock continues to roll. there it dartwan bush. he's got to spike it here and set up fourth down and he does. now it's fourth down, and you're going to have to send out the kicker, and there he goes. now the kick has become 42 yards. in his range, no question. >> kelly: that's one of the things that you tell the young quarterback, we don't throw it into coverage, and we don't take a sack and can you see we couldn't hold up his end of the

bargain in that second one. he took the sack. >> dave: neither team has a time-out. there you see this one from 42. we're all tied up. and that would have been good from 52. he crushed that one, too. the wind died down. but he absolutely hit the middle out of that ball. and this was absolutely right down broadway and was gone for another 10 or 15. it's one thing to kick these out in practice when they kind of quarantine the kickers off by themselves. it's a far other matter to do that when you're in front of all of these people in this big evening here for horned frog football. >> dave: nine plays, 56 yards in

62 seconds, and the redshirt freshman has brought them from ten points back with about 4:00 to go hitting a 60-yard bomb and then calmly taking them down the field doing all the right things except for the sack, and -- and we are likely going to overtime. >> kelly: and what's amazing about that to me is he's limping, so he doesn't even have his best weapon which if i can get outside the pocket and make something happen. he's done it inside the pocket really well. >> dave: and yet another touchback, and i'm going to take a guess that we're going to see a knee here. >> kelly: it will be interesting. >> dave: and overtime. you don't have any time-outs. >> kelly: don't have any time-outs. i do have a veteran quarterback that obviously i want in the game instead of wildcat, by the way. >> dave: hint, hint, hint, hint. >> kelly: i think you're right. without a time-out 18 seconds is not a lot of time. >> dave: well, there you can see

behind him is another red raider. and that is quickly a defensive position. >> kelly: that guy signals overtime. >> dave: the windup. there's so much at stake for these teams. a very important regular season game in the big 12 and it's going to go to free football. both these teams 2-1 in the big 12. you know what texas tech did last week, shook up the game. tcu trying to shake up a brand new conference. it seems like they are in a conference every other year. they are in one where they are very comfortable and very happy. they might be 3-1, or will it be the red raiders? o.t. is next. ♪ ♪

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>> john saunders and jesse palmer back in the studio. jimbo fisher ready to go against miami tonight for florida state. >> his team was sleep walking in recent weeks against nc state. came back last week against nc state. big in-state rivalry game. >> some of you will see david ash in texas taking on baylor. texas coming off back-to-back losses. a good performance by nebraska's taylor martinez who led his squad back against northwestern. taylor martinez here, can you see them marching down and trailing for the wildcats but a good strike. >> very improved passing game this year. taylor martinez. >> northwestern though with one last chance on the field goal, and you can see from 52 yards

out, just sails wide and it's a little short. right now let's take you back to overtime, tcu and texas tech. >> here we are overtime about to begin. texas tech had a 36-26 lead with just a couple minutes to go. about three in the third quarter and tcu comes back. i guess more like four, and now we're looking at overtime for gary patterson's horned frogs and tommy tuberville's raiders. let's review the rules to see who gets the football first. you have the coin toss and each team gets a possession from the 25 yard line until we decide a winner. no game clock but the play clock is in effect and after the first two overtimes you've got to go for two. here's the referee. interesting that michael brewer,

the redshirt freshman quarterback is out there for texas tech. josh boyce for tcu. >> nothing carries over. at the beginning of the third overtime period you must go for two. what do you want? >> what would you do here. tails is the call. >> the call is tails, and it is tails. do you want offense, defense. >> defense. >> he wants defense. which end of the field do you want to play? >> you'll go that way. you're on defense. >> all right. let's review here exactly how we got this position. we told you it was 36-26 texas tech after a big run and here's the comeback. >> and the big play down the field by brown going over the top of neboh, and that's been there before. the first time they have been able to hit it tonight and then the young quarterback just simply got on fire, down the open guy and threw it on time, and then overthrown. just hit it long.

we've had a blast here in fort worth because overtime proper. i like my defense to be out there first. >> dave: why is that. >> kelly: i think you know offensively exactly what you need and it dictates your play-calling. if i only need a field goal then it determines how i call my plays when my offense is out there. >> dave: there you see the overtime record. 5-4 for texas tech. tcu is 5 of 6. boykin, 307, two touchdowns, 2 interceptions. >> dave: i thought boyce pointed to our left. >> kelly: i think you're right. we can have replays of the coin flip. >> referee: correct, we will play at this end of the field. >> dave: gary says no, i want to play headed towards my office.

tails has been called. it is tails. do you want offense or defense. he wants defense. which end of the field do you want to play? all right. we'll go that way. >> kelly: boyce seemed to point to the other end of the field, but gary patterson wants to go -- eventually texas tech's offense to go into this mass of purple. there's much more red at the other end. >> dave: including the texas tech band. >> kelly: boyce clearly pointed the other direction, however. >> dave: yes, he did. overtime under way, and they go on the ground. and he gets inside the 15 to the 11 yard line. a 14-yard gain to start. eugene nbc yes on the stop. >> kelly: if i was texas tech defensively, i would make boykin prove that he's a ball carrier in this situation.

the quarterback zone read means nothing unless my quarterback is a viable option to run. i don't think number two is right now. >> dave: he's been beat up all day today. boykin has been limping around at times starting in the first quarter. that was hours ago. into the end zone right here and it's overthrown. second and ten. >> kelly: you're telling the young quarterback the same thing as you were at the end of regulation is we have a field goal at worse, so if we throw the football you make a great decision. if it's there, drive it in there and make a play. if it's not throw it up to your head coach's office upstairs and we live to kick a field goal. >> dave: and they certainly have the ability with ovberkrom bein 5 for 5 into the overtime. and back to the ground.

inside the ten goes tucker, and now they are at about the seven yard line. it will be third, we'll call it, and about six. >> kelly: you can see boykin as he comes out for further instructions, and he just simply has a bad leg. i don't think he's a viable option on the edge for a runner. see what kind of a decision he makes here in the passing game. >> dave: got ten seconds to get the play off. >> kelly: skye dawson has been the go-to guy from that slot. see if we find him on that play. touchdo touchdown.

>> dave: well, you said you'd like to go second, now texas tech knows what they have to do. >> kelly: you're exactly right. skye dawson is with a the decoy on that play going outside, and he ended up blocking the cover guy for boyce. very well-executed. >> dave: now it's very civile for texas tech. seven or you go home a loser. >> kelly: boyce is going to come inside on the screen. can you see number 11 skye dawson. acts as if he's going outside to run a wrap and what he's going outside to do is wrap the cover block of boyce. very well disguised and executed by boyce and sky dawson. >> dave: i'm going to go out on a limb here and say we're not going to seat wildcat. >> kelly: if we see the wildcat on any play in overtime you might have to prevent me from jumping outside of this booth. keep your trigger-puller on the field. >> dave: and he is. seth doege, the senior.

thrown for 404 yards and 4 touchdown passes. catch made by stevens. we'll get inside the 20, and a good start there, too. it's a seven-yard pickup. second down and three. jason verrett, number 2 on the stop for tcu. >> kelly: and a great start on the decision by the quarterback. the motion showed him what the coverage was. he knew he had an outlet outside and at the end of the day that's exactly where he went to stevens standing outside the hash. >> dave: they substitute sadale foster at the tailback position. and handed to him. first down. and foster probably has a little bit fresher legs than stephens or williams. >> kelly: and that's a great point because this game obviously has gone long, and

guys start to wear out a little bit, but right now play-calling-wise, if i have a senior quarterback as doege is, i'd let him win the game. let him throw the ball into the end zone. >> dave: doege under a little pressure. gets rid of it. a side-arm sling. a short gain. it was caught by sadale foster. i don't know how doege got rid of this. >> kelly: the pressure that tcu has been lacking right there. you're right. doege gets it out and it was a great catch by a running back. typically quarterbacks are taught you have to have the ball on them or they are not catching it. great catch by foster right there. >> dave: they need nine. now stephens is back in the game, number 24 at the tail. three receivers to the left. looking to the right and moore is open in the end zone and he can't see him and goes instead.

stephens is the running back and can't hang on. moore is open and it's third down and foul. >> referee: personal foul, roughing the passer, number 9. half the distance on the goal and an automatic first down. >> dave: first down off the penalty. >> kelly: the receiver you were talking about was outside on a double move, and the penalty on fields trying to get pressure. tcu has lacked it. outside the double move right there and then go to the fade. more fa moore faked the slant inside and then went vertical and doege gave up on him just a little bit early. >> dave: so doege has a fresh set of downs at the six and a half yard line. is there a flag, or is it a

touchdown? it is a touchdown. another catch in the back of the end zone by eric ward. >> kelly: texas tech loves to play jump ball. can you see outside the big receivers. that's offensive pass interference, plain and simple, and it's either offensive pass interference in the first quarter and in overtime or it's not at all. that's a definition of offensive pass interference right there. >> dave: the redshirt sophomore hits it. we're going to go on to another overtime. now, let's go back to an important part of this touchdown drive was the roughing the passer call. fields coming up top trying to get pressure. >> dave: that is the touchdown pass that doege threw. that was the touchdown pass that came after the roughing call, and that was i think a no call on the pass interference

offensively. >> dave: here is the penalty. they called it on pierson? >> kelly: wow. >> dave: really? >> kelly: yeah. i can't even explain that one. that extended a drive. >> dave: so, we're going to go to a second overtime. here is a better look at that penalty. that was the incomplete, little short gain. here is the play that was called roughing the passer. >> kelly: yeah, i thought they had called it on fields, and that absolutely is. there's no question about that. the confusing part, i thought they said fields. that's the play. the ball was gone, even though the defensive end may not see it. >> dave: we're laughing because that's about the 50th time that gary patterson has tied his shoes in the game. now let's go to the other end of the field. so the argument that we had -- there's so many strange things

that have happened today. >> kelly: oh, my. >> dave: it is most fitting that this game continues into a second overtime. i have never yet seen a coach argue a coin toss and win. now they have gone to the other end of the field. and here's texas tech and here is wildcat in the overtime. and they go for a trick play. doege. he's got it at the five. jakeem grant, and they had a play for the wildcat in overtime. good thing you stayed in the booth. >> kelly: i don't care how you do it. you can call it wildcat or whatever, but number 7 is your playmaker. get him the football and let him make a play for you. that's exactly what happened on

that play. what a call. >> dave: that p.a.t. is going to be critical again. got it. now tcu must get the seven. >> kelly: this is why you keep doege on the field as quarterback right here. the double reverse. he's going to end up with the ball. the fly sweep, the pitch, and then you can see grant going to the opposite corner. very well disguised, and -- and you get hit as a quarterback whether you're split out wide or not. you have the football. you're fair game. >> dave: kenny cain came in. i'm surprised they didn't call that helmet to helmet but it doesn't matter now. you can see he didn't quite get him. got him in the chest, but still, now tcu has to come back, you're asking one more time, for your redshirt freshman in his third start to bring you back. >> kelly: yeah. he's looked very composed, but obviously this is all new for him. every experience he has for the next several games is going to

be new to this young man. >> dave: and boykin into traffic, but it's going to be a gain of five. skye dawson, seems like he's had about 100 catches in this game plus some very effective punt returns. you might have noticed before he had that play across the way, right there, they are buttoning up doege and making sure that he's going to be okay if he has to come back out for a third overtime. you thought at one moment they were giving him the concussion test, but instead he just got a bandage for taking that shot which clearly was now in the help. >> kelly: for the young quarterback it's offense as usual. we don't have to get it all on one play even though we need to get it into the end zone. >> dave: on second and four they are going to the ground. he gets to the edge and will be hurled out of bounds. it's a first down for tcu. >> kelly: dave, you remember in the first four quarters of this game, tcu's best run plays were

between the tackles, actually in the tackle box, and now they are getting to the perimeter, not with their running quarterback, but with their running backs in that same scheme. >> dave: first and goal from the nine. and you can see once again 16 davis in there. he had some help that time with will smith as well who played a good game at the middle linebacker position. i think there's safeties who want to run support that you have to target, even deep in the red zone. those guys can be influenced with play action passes and get somewhat in behind them at the back of the end zone. >> dave: second and goal at the seven yard line. a second overtime. all touchdowns so far. and tcu needs to do it again.

and they swing it out. he's got room. boy, they cleared out that right side for him. that -- that looked easy, and now the p.a.t. is all important. >> kelly: that's the beauty of getting man-to-man coverage. the receivers run everybody off and nobody was there to take the running back. >> dave: the helmet goes on over the bandage for seth doege, but first this. and good solid, perfect. >> kelly: tcu knows they are getting man-to-man defense out of tech here. typically the running back would stand and protect. release him and see if anyone has him in coverage, and the answer is not quite soon enough. very well executed by tcu. >> dave: as long as we keep

walking back to the other ends. i'm sure the officials aren't happy. here on in, by the way, no more kicked extra points. you must go for two if you score the touchdown. you can try the field goal if you have to. there's the last -- thank you, kelly, for checking that off. we've already reached that point. >> kelly: and we've already seen texas tech's willingness to go for two so they obviously have some plays in reserve, and every time does. if we're in this situation, what's our best call when we need a two-point conversion? >> tcu has elected to play at this end of the field. >> dave: okay. they can do that. neither team has ever gone this far in their histories in overtime, three overtimes. >> kelly: when you get to this point, where you're playing so much ball, you talk about attrition. both mentally and physically. can the guys hold off, and can they carry out their assignments the way they were in the first

four quarters? i think coach patterson might get hydrated himself. >> dave: he's going to have to. all right. his team has the ball. one more time with boykin. tuckner motion. now he pulls up. back to tucker they go, and he is smothered for no gain. now, we've had great play on first downs this this overtime except that one right there. that's the first time this a first down play on the first play of the overtime period didn't work. jackson richards on the stop. >> kelly: well, that's a great point, because when you aren't successful on first down in this situation, all of the pressure transfers to a young redshirt freshman quarterback trying to get it done in a big, big moment. >> dave: you do have a great kicker when has made five field goals, but you really want to settle an overtime game with a field goal. good job there.

that's a gain of about three. the catch made by josh boyce. now you've got third down and they are going to give him three yards. third and six. >> kelly: back to how do we teach the redshirt quarterback in the moment who is hobbled himself, and it's about decision-making down here? at worst, we kick a field goal. if it's there, make a play, if it's not, put it on the fellow freshman kicker. >> dave: different formation, kelly. empty backfield and two receivers to the short side of the field and three to the left of the qb. guns it. jumped by cody davis who almost intercepted it, and here he comes, jaden oberkrom. >> kelly: the out receiver running the out route right there, and the throw is just simply late. that was tucker from the slot position. it was the right guy. it just needed to come out about a second and a half earlier.

>> dave: oberkrom hasn't missed a kick today. from 38. this guy's is as cool as the cryogenics sauna they have here which stands as a modern hot tub or cold tub, i should say. he is just perfect. he is unshakeable. six field goals today for oberkrom. a while back, when we started this game, we mention ed the winner of the game is going to be 3-1 in the big 12. there they are right below kansas state. they are a little busy, too, by the way. the loser is going to drop to 2-2 in the conference and most likely realistically you're not going to win the conference with two losses this year in the big 12. additionally, both teams have some tough games left. they might be fighting for bowl eligibility. there's a lot at stake for a mid to late october game. now, texas tech.

a touchdown will win it. they go underneath, and it's broken up. moore sun able to hang on. jason verrett knocked it loose. >> kelly: jon koontz, number 97, the defensive end, actually dropped back into coverage in kind of a zone blitz and created more traffic inside for that crossing route. >> dave: will it come down to the foot of ryan bustin? 8 out of 11 in field goal attempts this year. moore. he is a physical receiver. his hands seem like they are always on the defender, makes that catch inside the ten to the eight. >> kelly: and the back shoulder said that is so difficult to defend. jason verrett number 2 has great man-to-man coverage all the way outside and throw behind on that back number and moore is a physical guy that can just basically box out and get the

football. >> dave: got three cracks to win the game before you drive a field goal. two cracks to win the game before you try a field goal. >> kelly: remember, doege is only 6'1". at least it says in the program. >> dave: wink, wink, wink. >> kelly: and i think if you can't -- if you're too tired to get pressure on this quarterback here, push and hold your hands up and form a picket fence on the end zone line and make it difficult for him to find a window to throw in and throw through. >> dave: they bring pressure from the edge. doege to the end zone, and it is caught. touchdown! texas tech has won it!

>> dave: and somewhere in the pile is alex torres who caught the ball. >> kelly: going to get pressure here, and so kenny cain standing there is the man on the island as the route goes in behind him. you can see the step forward is all the room that's needed for the quarterback to find receiver. we've seen this three times and all three times it's ended up in the end zone, and -- and. >> dave: you remember what you said. >> kelly: what a big play. >> dave: several hours ago when we started? where's alex torres been today? he had that big game against oklahoma last year. well, he ends up coming up big. getting the winning touchdown here. >> kelly: well, he not only didn't get a touch until the deep in the fourth quarter. he didn't even get looked at until deep in the fourth

quarter. there's something about the quarterback doege and torres that they hook up when it's show time. >> dave: what a spectacular football game. three overtimes and oberkrom with six field goals in the game and for t kru a bitter loss. texas tech gets their sixth win and goes to 3-1 in the big 12. we thank you for joining us. it was a spectacular day in fort worth. now let's throw it from fort worth to our studio. good night. >> nick florence is licking his chops, controls the best passing offense and texas has allowed 111 points the last two games. >> some of you will see steven morris who has not been ruled out of this game.

miami against florida state. >> it will be interesting. he's got an ankle injury, gametime decision. if he can't go, ryan williams, whoever has to go is facing one of the best rushers in the country at florida state. >> nebraska had to fuel a comeback and they do as taylor martinez gets a touchdown pass to win it, 29-28. >> trailing 28-16 midway through the third quarter. scored 13 unanswered points behind the play of quarterback taylor martinez and alabama in a bit of a struggle. >> we will see you at the top of the hour with more college football here on abc.

you can call them the comeback kids. the boys are back in town after a big win in st. louis last night. fans ready for another victory in tomorrow's must-win match. i'm terry mcsweeney in for ama daetz. >> fly ball into left. >> giants doing the impossible, keeping the quest alive. san francisco geared up for game six of the national league championship series. we're live at at&t where the giants will host the cardinals in a must-win game six. fans are saying they're ready for another world series. >> yeah, absolutely. they did it, terry. the giants brought this battle

back home and the fans are loving it. 4 24 hours from now, game six, at&t will be a sea of orange and black. the giants rolled back into san francisco at 3:00 this morning. fresh from their victory over st. louis, but the team knows there's little time to rest. >> boys are tired. it's a late night. we'll get rest, have a light workout tomorrow. >> game six means lots of last minute prep work at at&t. power wash the seats. order more hot dug buns, and as for beer wisconsin we -- beer, we counted four trucks making deliveries. >> we have been down before. we have won 2-1 games. we have just struggled all the way to the last inning. we can do this. [cheering] >> at this canteen fashion ohio state fans are cheering for their team. sunday will be another story. >> there are no other sports

right now other than baseball in the playoffs and the giants and cardinals. >> this bar is bracing for fans. >> the amount of beer we go through on a game day is unbelievable. >> define unbelievable. >> at least, i'd say, 25 kegs of but light. >> knbr sports radow host says the giants have to play perfect baseball to take the playoffs to game seven. >> the ultimate game. if they can get to a game seven here in san francisco on monday night, you'll see something you haven't seen in a long, long time. >> francis doesn't have a ticket but still plans to watch the game. >> my apartment i have the window open, so i'm watching it on tv, i know the play before it happens because there's a 20-second delay, so i get to see it twice. >> definitely want to go to his house tomorrow. game six is sold out but there are some tickets available

online. be prepared to open your wallet, though. standing room only seats as high as $200, and lower box seats, get this, $10,000. we found that on stub hub. fans say if they can't be here in person they'll be here in spirit. >> thanks very much. >> today, governor jerry brown is making an urgent push for voters to agree with them on a couple initiatives. members of the california teachers association joined with the governor in san francisco this morning to show support for proposition 30 that races taxes on high-income hawseholds to support education programs. the governor's message today is all californians will ben fit itch prop 30 passes. >> it's about kids and teachers and the credit rating of california. it's about social harmony. it's about hope. and it's about those who have

been most blessed to have an opportunity to give something back. >> are also campaigning against prop 32, which they say will limit teacher participation in the political process. >> bay area drivers are working around this weekend's closure of the san mateo bridge. there's a live look. a commuter's dream. if only the bridge were open. caltrans crews replacing a seismic joint on the western end of the bridge, and also replacing 12 slabs of concrete, and teams are working around the cack clock. caltrans says the project is on target for the 5:00 a.m. opening of the bridge monday morning. to navigate around the closure, downtown load or waze traffic app. >> up next, area code confusion.

growing population and a lack of phone numbers equals 11-digit dialing starting today in parts of the south bay. >> get ready for some rain. it moves into the bay area beginning tomorrow night. we'll detail just when you can expect it coming up.

>> starting today anyone making a call in the 408 area code have to change their dialing habits.

here's the story. reporter: thanks to so many people with phone lines in santa clara county those calling from a land line have to dial 1, plus the area code and the seven-digit phone number. >> kind of inconvenient? >> kind of. i see a lot because all the numbers i save like 408, so i have to dial in everything. >> well, not everything. if you're dialing from a cell phone you don't have to add the 1, but if you work in an office, you have to change your habit. >> i wouldn't say it's a major life changer, but will take a while. >> two main reasons for this, first off, there are more people opening up phone lines in secretary clara county and people have more devices that require their own numbers. take me, for example. i have a personal cell phone, work cell phone, an ipad, and i also have a work laptop that

has an intiernl -- internal modem. >> there are also numbers assigned to other devices like atms and building security systems. so basically santa clara county is running out of number combinations for the 408 area code. so on november 20th, a second area code, 669, will be added. most new phone lines will be assigned that new 69 -- 669 area code. >> nothing out of this world. something to get idea to. >> those with the 408 number, you get to keep it if you like. in san jose, abc-7 news. >> time to check the forecast. i tell you by looking at the trees, the wind is blowing. here's leigh glaser with more. >> leigh: strong sea breeze right now. westerlies starting to pick up. gusts to 20 miles-per-hour, especially sfo. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see we're seeing mainly

clear conditions right now. a few cloud off the coast. temperatures this hour, generally in the 70s across the bay area. we have 75 in fairfield, antioch, 75. 69 right now in livermore. 69 # 68 in fremont. 61 in san francisco. santa rosa, 77, and our forecast, we have been talking about this system coming in tomorrow night, so we'll go with the patchy clouds overnight tonight, that sea breeze will be with us mainly at the coast and the peninsula tonight, and then look for thickening clouds tomorrow. the rain returning by tomorrow afternoon. and tomorrow night. and then it does look like this system will bring a pretty good amount of snowfall. first real measurable amount of snowfall for the sierra as we head into the monday time frame. here's a look at the cold front. right here. starting to enter in extreme northwestern california. area of low pressure here and here. a lot of cold air. instability, and all of this is going to slowly sag towards the

bay area, and it looks like the rain will begin overnight. sunday night, and it looks like the actual frontal system will move in just in time for the monday morning commute. here is our timeline. now, i went ahead and started. this is 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. high clouds will start to increase. just in time for the giants' first pitch tomorrow. it looks like just be a cloudy start. the winds will pick up as well, and then it looks like as we get into the 8:00, 9:00 time frame -- this is tomorrow night, -- we can see a stray shower but most of the rain will move in, just in time for the 5:00 a.m. commute monday morning. check out the oranges and the yellows, indicating very moderate rain moving in 9 # -- 9:00 a.m. monday and then a little partial clearing monday afternoon. so much will move in overnight, sunday night early, monday morning. tomorrow for the giants game, about 62 degrees at 4:45, and

then the clouds really thicken up. maybe a stray shower around 8:00. temperature there about 57 degrees. highs for your sunday with increasing clouds generally widespread, mid-to-upper 60s across the bay area. the winds will pick up as well. watsonville, 57. and 70 for gilroy. the seven-day forecast, the first rain of the season sunday night, throughout the day on monday. north bay communities could possibly see as much as an inch of rain before tuesday morning, and we'll keep it unsettled wednesday and thursday. >> something else i noticed looking out the window, look out the window too much -- the skyway up to the bay bridge, a couple things adding to this, one, of course, the closing of the san mateo bridge. could be some people coming into the city from the cal stanford game at berkeley. a number of reasons. a great night to be in the city and apparently to leave the city as well. so a lot of people coming in and

going out. to the toll plaza we go. it's really bumper-to-bumper. looks like a morning commute out there right now. don't have the san mateo bridge anymore, using the bay bridge, and cal-stanford, which takes us right into shu. >> mike: the king of segways. the 115'm -- 115th big game. we'll have highlights next in sports.

>> mike: 30 years ago the big game ended with the play, and the cal bears were dancing to the stanford band. in the 115th game, cardinal back in berkeley. tedford, 7-3 against the cardinal. stanford strikes first. taylor, a little shake and bake. stanford with the seven yard touchdown. then play action, rolls right. toilolo gets the foot down. 14-3. cal had trouble holding on to the ball. maynard hits his brother, keenan allen. he fumbles. cardinal recover. then 21-3. the rout is on. cal struggled all day. threatening in the fourth.

maynard was sacked five times. the bears' third turnover wasn't close. stanford holds on to the axe. the cardinal host washington state next week. >> san jose state hosted by texas san antonio. the guys getting pumped up. then nice adjustment. 7-0 sparts. irvin, 36-yard t.d. san jose state, sitting pretty, 21-0. special teams coming up big. snap is high. the race is on. chris coney recovers in the zoned but the spartans, up 28-0 and a huge game for irvin. total, 214 total yards, 92 of them right here on this kickoff return. finds the sideline. he's gone. san san jose state crutches texas san antonio, they improve to 5-2 and 1-1 in conference

play. >> the giants are tough to eliminate for the playoffs. barry zito pitched the game of his life last night. forcing game six on sunday. zito was brilliant. second inning, the double play ends the threat. zito also did it with his bat. bunts down to third base. catching free freese. off guard. thanks to barry the giants live another day. >> a big momentum for us, we're going to be in our own stadium, with our fans, and we have these guys on the mound we feel good about, and we're just inspired, and we got to play. >> we won 13 straight with them on the mound now, and earlier in the season, when we get in a little skid there, heed find a way to win the game for us. >> he kept our guys kind of off

balance and like we started to guess a little bit, tried to anticipate what he might do, and he was one step ahead. >> mike: game six tomorrow at at&t. ryan vogelsong against chris carpenter. another must-win for the giants or their done. >> the a's made a trade, sending pennington 0 the arizona diamondbacks in exchange authorize chris young. when healthy, he can be a threat both at the plate and on the base. hitting 20-plus homers, 20 or more stolen bases three times in his seven-year career, coming football coming up, "after the game", we'll have all the college football. >> thanks very much. that does it for this edition of abc-7. college football next. miami and florida state. you like florida state.