>> gary: not as tight a game as we would have liked, got down to 14 but i thought n.c. state showed why a lot of people thought they were a sleeper to make the playoffs. >> brad: they got as high as 14th and they will finish in the top 25 which dave doeren said is important to his kids and to the program as they go forward. they came in number 24 and they haven't hurt themselves as far as their national ranking for the end of the season. >> gary: the herman edwards era begins at arizona state. >> brad: right now. >> gary: that would be fun to cover, don't you? >> brad: fun game to watch too. a lot of big plays. both teams pushed it right to the end. for todd graham, the last time he will come out there in a sun devils sweatshirt to shake hands with an opposing coach. dave doeren a 9-4 season. pretty good.

>> brad: 52-31 is the final. it's been a great 50 years of cbs and the sun bowl as we take you back in time a little bit and let you know all the great men and women who worked so hard every weekend to make it so special for gary, allie and me. our thanks to our great crew. >> hello, everybody. i'm lindsey nelson with tom brookshire. >> i'm paul hornung. >> i'm pat summerall. >> i'm tom brookshire. >> i'm jim nantz. >> verne lundquist along with gary danielson. >> welcome to this charming, historic and captivating city of el paso. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division

closed captioning provided >> brad: from all of us to all of you, happy new year and from cbs sports thanks for being with us every weekend and especially today for our 50th and the sun know bowl's 84th year. for gary danielson, allie

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college football post game show powered by ram. >> adam: welcome, everybody, to the "college football post game show powered by ram." tonight on cbs. >> adam: tonight, only cbs. in the game you just saw, arizona state. all the onside kicks. they tried it all. n.c. state gets it done. 52-31. joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. n.c. state gets to celebrate the new year with a big win. >> rick: let's just say this. it's a case of what might have been for north carolina state no interceptions. taking care of the football. nearly 500 yards of it should have been a better year for north carolina state. >> brian: he's very accurate as you mentioned.

i love jaylen samuels. this guy is going to be a high draft pick because he's a utility player. >> rick: he 31 straight in the first half at one point. a&m starts to answer. nick starkel to kirk. >> rick: the hagys tough to stop all day but so were the demon deacons. here come the aggies back. jamond osmond. 52-48 aggies.

combined in that game. meanwhile, injuries and controversy in the music city bowl. benny snell goes in for the kentucky touchdown. we had injuries as well. northwestern cornerback thurston. >> brian: we saw this in the t.c.u. ballgame last night. here they catch up with thorston. it does look serious. snell, career leading rusher at kentucky seems like he was

ground. ejacketed from the ballgame. later justin jackson with the score from the two for northwestern but going back to benny snell being ejected from this ballgame, a perplexing play. >> rick: unless something horribly was said, no explanation for that. >> adam: northwestern has a 17-14 lead. thorston was out of the mother. >> brian: why would you eject the best player on kentucky's team unless he really said something as rick stated that's inflammatory. >> adam: maybe it will make a

this one has been wild. back-to-back kickoff returns touchdowns in the arizona bowl. new mexico state on top 13-10. we will be back with more in a moment. male voice: are you hungry? are you hungry for victory? what does victory taste like? what does victory taste like? it tastes like me! because outback is giving away free bloomin' onions if the sec wins the outback bowl! and coconut shrimp for everyone if the big 10 wins!

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yeah, no. just the bud light thing. dilly dilly! here's to the friends you can always count on. on there. >> adam: so is the sun bowl. our friend allie laforce on the stage, dave doeren about as happy as we've seen him all year. >> brian: he does smile [laughs] >> adam: 52-31 emotion. >> adam: a big

u.s.c. against big ten champ ohio state. >> rick: both of these conferences are outside the playoffs so these in effect become playoff games for these two fan base. i like u.s.c. tonight. i think sam darnold -- talk about him taking the next step and going after tonight. i think he's going to play a whale of a game. the talk about u.s.c.'s inability to stop the run is a little overblown. i have the trojans. >> brian: they'll have trouble stopping j.t. barrett. i'm looking forward to see darnold go up against this young defensive backfield for ohio state that grew up throughout the season and i know baker mayfield did work with him, mason stanley at iowa put it on them, i think they'll be ready and can ronald jones run the football, a dynamite running back, he's going to be playing in his backyard, he's from the dallas area, look for those guys up front, lewis and hubbard to stop him if they're going to have a chance. i'm going with ohio state.

i think they get the win. >> adam: it's got the rose bowl flavor. conference champs. >> rick: the trilogy between clemson and alabama, it was these two that did the rose bowl dance three years in a row. >> adam: i'm going to miss you guys. that is a wrap, that is a wrap on our college football night. we'll do it for us, we thank you for watching the "college football post-game show powered by ram." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. the road to the final four continues tomorrow on cbs. with the college basketball triple header involving three top 10 teams. it starts at noon eastern. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division

i like it because it is different and when it is winter, it is supposed to be cold. >> feeling the chill, not everyone is upset bit, some people are enjoying the frigid temperatures, so many others are, battering the bitter cold , as best they can. we are tracking another round of winter weather. good evening, i'm jessica dean i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. we have felt freeze get ready for snow. >> meteorologist lauren casey in the weather center a lot to talk about as we head in the holiday weekend. >> a lot going on. we know temperatures are definitely cold enough to support snow, temperatures in fill after been sub freezing for more than 72 hours, right now, and at times, well below

freezing like at present, to 22 degrees in philadelphia 16 in allentown. we are at five in mount pocono we have a breeze kick nothing. our feels like temperature 7b low in the poconos, 57 above in allentown, feeling like 12 in philadelphia and feeling like 9 degrees right now in trenton. we will keep around this cold, arctic, frigid air, as we head into our new years holiday as well, heading out to enjoy fire works you will need to be seriously bundled up, fighting cold, 6:00 p.m., 19 degrees around midnight, 13 with this northwesterly wind up around 10 to 15. it will feel like zero. potentially down to five below when we ring in 2018. all quiet as we look live at center city philadelphia we have 22 degrees reading north westerly winds at nine feeling more like 12 and we will add some snow in 12 hours we could see flakes flying with this clipper system. up wind moving through parts of the lower midwest and will arrive as we head into our

saturday. travel conditions for tonight, looking good, we will stay dry , very cold but then steady , light snow for good chunk of our daytime hours tomorrow and then looking good once again as we head into sunday but we could still see slick spots because none of that snow will melt anytime soon, so what to expect? clipper systems are known for being fast moving systems, they don't have a whole lot of moisture but we will get a quick hit on accumulating snow , steady snow developing i think for most across the delaware valley by 8:00 o'clock this is morning. steady snow starting to wrap up around one or 2:00 in the afternoon but we could see lingering snow showers into the evening hours as well and that will contribute to some poor driving conditions, of course work these cold, cold temperatures. we will talk more about the snowfall, how much will accumulate and potentially are coldest or second coldest new years day on record, ever. we will have all of the fun details in a few, jessica a lot of record setting, thanks very much. penndot crews spent the day brining road ahead of the

tomorrow's snow. chopper three was overhead as trucks put down a brinn troop 413 in bucks county. you are urged to give crews the space they need to get that job done. bitter blast we are dealing business causing concern about the mummers parade, could it be derailed by dangerous cold. >> natasha brownies live at city hall where officials plan to make that decision on the parade, tomorrow, natasha. >> reporter: we can tell thaw, of course, mummers parade starts right here behind me at 15th and market and then they wind their way down broad street to washington, the mummers have strutted in just about every weather condition imaginable but this year, maybe different. >> we have marched in rain, we have marched in cold, we have marched in snow. >> reporter: rusty marks was a mum are for 38 years strut nothing his last parade a few years ago. >> welcome to broad street. >> reporter: he is president of the mummers museum in south philadelphia and understands the concerns, facing this years annual new years day

parade. >> i understand concerns because of the instruments that are involved, i understand the concerns because of the money that is involved, in putting these outfits together. plus i also understand the concerns because of the older people that are mummers and young children that are mum mers. >> reporter: monday's mummers parade will be met with bitter cold temperatures, with wind chills dipping down in the single digits, it is forcing the city to consider moving the parade to january 6th, the parade route is already lined with barricade, and city will be setting up heating tents and warm bus's long the route for the mummers. some bands have started to practice outside getting acclimated to the bone chilling temperatures. >> i am hoping it goes off and i'm sure people will come out in matter what. >> reporter: we caught up with fans like linda friedman in the heart of the south philadelphia's italian market. >> would you go out for the parade. >> would i. >> back in the day, when we were younger we went out in our fur coats, our hats, boots , no matter what.

>> reporter: not everyone shares that same enthusiast many in light of the weather. >> i think they should cancel it and do it another day when weather is warmer. i wouldn't come out in this weather to watch a parade. >> reporter: weather won't ruin this parade, he has a strategy for coping with the brutal cold. >> no, it doesn't matter fit is cold you have a few drinks and then you go. every hour and you go and have another drink and come back. >> reporter: clearly he has his own plan there on how he plans to cope with the weather , while still hoping to watch the parade on monday. we have spoke when city officials earlier today and they told us via e-mail that right now everything is, on, as planned, but they will make a final decision on saturday afternoon. we are he life from center city tonight in a cash brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> stay tuned for that, natasha, thank you. also tonight we are wrapping up our holiday fest celebration in grand style at former du pont home in delaware. >> now a museum, winterthur is

decked out for the season. we sent vittoria woodill to give us a look at this yuletide tradition, tori. >> that is right, if there was one place to say farewell to holiday fest, we are truly at the place that is doing it, big, to say farewell. this is a 18-foot, christmas tree, completely decorated, in dried flowers this is only one of the special rooms where the conservatory now, but one of the one, one of the many special rooms that is decked out in style and style that is truly, all american, lets take a look. celebrate the traditions of holiday past at winterthur the magnificent estate of henry frances du pont. >> it is he or oversaw the rise to become one of the great american country estates of the early 20th century. >> reporter: almost 60 years ago it was he, who opened up his childhood home of 175 rooms to the public to showcase more than 90,000 pieces of carefully cure rated

americana and it all started with this dresser. >> it just captured his imagination, he felt this is what he should be collecting as an american, he should collect american furniture. >> reporter: notice as you tour each room during yuletide season that each one set for holidays telling stories of how christmas was celebrated in certain time period in america. but look closely and you'll note that is place settings hold a special set in mr. du pont's heart. he even acquired a very special, set that was used by george washington. >> mr. du pont collected thousands of upon thousands of dishes. he had about 50 sets that he actually used. he kept lists, for over 50 years of every meal that was served at this table. >> reporter: he has a set of tankards made by paul reveer. >> right through can see the mark of paul reveer. >> reporter: with so much to see, in this coming new year and every year, mr. du pont has always hoped his home

would accomplish one thing. >> he said he hoped people coming to winterthur to see what he has done would be inspired to collect and to learn about their pennsylvania and take away something that they are willing to explore and do on their own. >> reporter: it is very hard not to be, inspired, here. now you only have until january 7th to take in all of the yuletide charm, but they are opened all year round and it is definitely a spot to see , that for me, jessica and nicole, it made me feel filled with pride, there is a lot of history here and way that they have everything displayed is with a purpose, it is truly unique and gorgeous. >> it is a bought full well, local gem, thank you. >> we will be right

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some know will be moving in tomorrow morning,. >> watching up by 2:00 o'clock steady snowfall and scattered snow showers there as well in the evening hours, and one particular model we are showing here giving you one to 2 inches, some could pick up three, given the fluffy nature of the snow that will be falling, there because the air is so cold, and dry. but, yeah do watch out for very slick conditions during that time frame. >> thanks, lauren. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" tonight. "eyewitness news" returns at 10:00 o'clock on the cw philly >> we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. we will see you then. have a great night.

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