winding down. harbaugh and michigan will use their second time-out, eat up as much of the clock as they can. 44 ticks remaining on the game clock. third and seven is upcoming. >> brian: this does not take wisconsin out of any conversation. i mean this is a loss, a one-touchdown loss on the road against a top five team and they get a bye. they need a bye. they need to regroup after this game. but then they're going to weom madison, which is never an easy place to play. and with this defense, steve, you know, anything is possible. certainly ohio state looks like the number two if not the number one team in the country, but they'll have their hands full in madison. >> steve: and this michigan defense today that's on display against alex hornibrook and wisconsin, 159 yards for wisconsin, eight first downs and the three turnovers for hornibrook. the three interceptions, all coming obviously at terrible

they needed corey clement, more of the running game. >> brian: and he's going to grow. hornibrook is going to grow. but to me if i'm paul chryst, when i go watch the film and meet with the team on sunday morning, i'm talking accountability for everybody. fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can play as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. and that should do that play took just enough time that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. >> steve: how good are kenny allen and rya tice feeling

michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. it was a heck of a play.

one-handed, what's going through your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the sky's the limit. we've got to keep preparing for a c >> todd: thanks, man. congratulations. >> thanks so much. >> todd: guys. >> steve: michigan goes to 5-0, 2-0 in the conference. they'll travel to rutgers next week. wisconsin suffers their first loss of the season. they have the bye. be sure to tune into abc tonight at 8:00 eastern, saturday night football. louisville takes on clemson, another top ten showdown. that's it for our top ten

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>> now on news 9, a fire breaks out in a dartmouth college dorm, how the school is helping dozens of displaced students tonigh when we dry out again, tracking the latest on a major hurricane. >> fighting addiction in new hampshire. the new recovery center now open on the seacoast. >> it's an emotional testament to a guy that we worked for, for a long time. >> remembering the legend, the ride that's onering andy blacksmith's legacy. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do.

students are displaced because of a dorm fire this morning. it took six hours from new hampshire and vermont to put out the flames. i'm charise leclaire. mike cronin is live in hanover with the details. mike: firefighters say it was extremely difficult to get this fire under control. everyone made it out safely. escorted by staff, dartmouth college students returned to morton hall to pick up some of their belongsings after a four-alarm fire broke out in the school dorm overnight. >> so they can check for computers. mike: dozens of students forced out. most of them spending the night with friends. >> our concern is student safety. we're very, very glad that no one was hurry.

fourth floor but the cause is unknown. it has temporary housing for displaced students and the red cross is assisting. almost a dozen fire departments have been called to put out the flames. >> i've spent years doing this. i'd put this in the top 20 as difficult as far as putting the fire the complex copper roof. >> we were cutting and finding fire. >> the building was damaged but not destroyed. and school officials are hoping to fix it soon. >> we already have people here who are starting to work in the building. so we'll make every endeavor to get the building online but there's some severe damage in there. >> the state fire marshalls

investigation. two firefighter suffered injuries but they kept working and they're ok. mike cronin, wmur news 9. >> a rather dreary state. a live look at portmouth. hayley lapoint tracking the rain showers. hayley: scattered drizzle is going toon the next 24 hours or so. you can see there are some areas where heavier shower action mainly up to the north of concord area and also a batch moving out of koas county. it's just going to be some of these scattered showers and drizzle as we go through the overnight hours. these are temperatures you can expect. we'll fall out of the 50's and into the 40's.

last night hurricane matthew was a category five hurricane. the first category five hurricane since 2007. it has been downgraded to a category four which is some good news. but this thing still could pose a problem for us here. i'll talk about when that could possibly happen coming up in a few minutes here. >> developing tonight, a 6-year-old boy who was shot in a south carolina elementary school has died. jacob hall was shot in a 14-year-old had killed his father and drove to that school and opened fire. another student and teacher have been shot. but they've been released with the hospital. the teenager is charged with murder and three counts of attempted murder. police in manchester are investigating a shooting on pearl street. officers found a man sitting in the front steps with a gunhot wound to the right thigh.

tourniquette. he was brought to the hospital and is expected to be ok. anyone with information should contact police. hudson police are trying to find a person who stole liquor. a man put a $95 bottle of liquor and leave without paying. officers say it happened around 2:30 p.m. anyone with information should call hudson police or use their anonymous tip line. a new in rochers. the rochester community recovery center is part of a plan for police and frisbee hospital. people wanting the get help from addiction can walk in there at any time to get connected with a counselor from southeastern new hampshire services. more than 1,000 motorcyclists honored the memory of andy blacksmith. he was a star of the morning

he passed away a year ago and five of his organs were donated to save lives. >> the day was created to remember and honor andy blacksmith but also to raise awareness about becoming an organ donor. despite the rain, more than 1,000 motorcycle riders gathered in new hampton for a special tribute. >> we lost our he helped save five people. if everyone began an organ donor, we could save a lot of people. >> he was a beloved personality for the buzz. he died at the age of 49 after being dying nosed -- diagnosed for heart failure. the last few years of his life he was all about promoting organ donation. this was so andy. this is what he would love.

one of these people and stepped up in this weather. you would think they're not going to come but they're here. >> staff from the morning buzz worked with andy's family to make this moment special. >> greg was always there for us. >> information on becoming an organ donor was provided something his mom said was important for his son. >> this is what he wanted so much that somebody else might live from what he has donated. organ recipients like 13-year-old alana shs chavanelle. >> she has received six transplants and dime the event to show the importance of becoming an organ donor. >> it just -- it saves lives. >> representatives from donate life talked to people about becoming an organ donor. if you'd like to register head

news 9. >> thank you, kristen. there's only one more day to take in the sights and try the delicious foods at the deerfield faer. despite today's rainy and cool weather, families turned time-out see livestock exhibits an enjoy some of those delicious fair foods. >> it's as good as everybody says it is. we want to thank deerfield. >> 1,000 people attend every year. gates open at 8:00 a.m. and parking and entertainment is free. still to come on news 9. apples are taking over downtown dover. how thousands are celebrating the snow season. how one ski area is already preparing to open. >> thankfully we're not talking snow this weekend, though. it certainly feels cool and raw.

those showers coming up after the b during vietnam i served on an aircraft carrier in the gulf of tonkin. after i lost my job, i slept out here with other vets. you never think you'll end up here, until you do. annie kuster is working hard to get veterans off the streets with affordable housing. and she's helped connect vets with jobs so they can get back on track. that means a lot to me.

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>> apple harvest day took over hanover. some food and live entertainment and more. the event was held since 1985 and has drawn more than 50,000 people. many vend ors had the stratford county nursing home. they had residents. >> the kids have been able to decorate them with apples and stickers. >> apple harvest days is one of the most popular regional festivals. it doesn't feel like ski season but wildcat open tested its snow making guns. officials say the snow guns are

much colder air is needed to keep the snow from melting. they're planning to ohm though on november 1st. it's hard to believe they're testing the snow. some beautiful foliage though. even with the clouds and the deary weather perfect to check that out. we have more showers on the way and this cooler air sticks around. i'll talk more about the forecast coming up. >> a record

hayley: good evening, everyone, here's a look. looks awfully winds out of the northeast. that's what's making it feel so much cooler and raw. only 52 degrees now. take a look at how much rain we've received so far. and really this doesn't even touch the drought. any little bit helps. but when we're talking 15 inches of rain. half inch ain't going to cut it but we'll take it.

durham 0.35 and just over .10 in concord. this really hasn't been that heavy despite the whole day and manylaces being really wet. here are the high temperatures. this is some cool stuff. 50's from concord down into manchester and in nashua. a few places up north tried to get up to 60. there were some heavier downpours in koas county otherwise it was a splattering of some light rain showers. even when we're not seeing it on the radar still a little bit of drizzle. along route 16 probably some scattered showers and into the lakes region, wolfboro seeing some rain showers right now. with that system comes this

counterclockwise moisture. we're going to continue to see this plume of moisture right up the east coast. that means unsettled weather until that weather system can move by. this is midnight and you see there will be be areas of steady rain. it's an on-and-off shower scattered action. here's tomorrow morning at 8:00. a few of us may wake up to drying conditions, certa seeing the sunshine tomorrow with the clouds. but there will be some scattered showers and drizzle. tomorrow afternoon, i'm optimistic that we'll have long chunks of time where it will be dry. this will be good. if you have outdoor plans going to the fare that will be -- fair that will be the last time you can do it. monday is similar with more showers and drizzle before tuesday arifes that's when

that when you'll start to see a change. this is additional rain. this is great. this is beneficial rain maybe upwards of half an inch in some spots. we will take that. overnight 40's an 50's across the state. . winds out of the north about five miles per hour. tomorrow really not much warmer than today. 50's, low 60's across the state. now i'm going to take you down the caribbean. you it's a category 4 hurricane with winds up to 150 miles per hour. here's the latest track of. looks like it's going have huge implications for haiti and jamaica. and things get a little shaky. we don't know what it's going to decide to do. but on saturday there, if it has any impact on us it will be this time next weekend. in the meantime, scattered showers.

>> we needed those showers lately. >> maybe not the best timing on the weekend. >> it's home coming for a lot of schools. >> for unh. i don't think people are digging the cold temperatures. home coming the unh football team hosting william and mary at wildcat stadium. just over 22,000 in attendance. that's a record high for a new hampshire football game thanks to dalton takes it, touchdown. made it 7-6. on the ensuing william and mary drive, steve is picked off by ryan farl. great field position for unh at the tribe. 23 and they would capitalize. anthony panti. town -- touchdown. and he ran for 95 yards and a

they improve to three overall. they are 2-0 in college play. sam amsele. joseph locks one down the sideline. 30-yard touchdown. 7-6. nate lewis comes up with the interception on the deflected pass. good return to about the 20-yardline that would the lead a field goal to make it a 7-3 game. here comes a.i.c. 48 yards for the touchdown this time. and a.i.c. they go on to win 30-10. the hawks still winless. they fool 0-5. plymouth state lost for the first time this season, 14-13 the final today at overtime. the game was tied at 7-7 after

be the difference in overtime. plymouth hits their bye week with a record of 4-1. new hampshire tackles hunger continued its six games. st. thomas at windham, a rematch of the d-2 championship. the saints threatening, that's hauled in by connor haywood. big first down but that drive would stall. jaguars get on the board first. jake alexa around the left side for about 25 yards and the touchdown. the jaguars still unbeaten, 5-0 now. they win it 28-6. elsewhere in the division. hollis brookline beat the red hawks 25-15. derek carried the ball 17 times for 247 yards and five touchdowns. john stark they beat laconia today.

win over bellford. excuse me guilford belmont. in division one, 55-35 winnecot. and the grizzries are 4-1. bishop and dover are playing turned lights in nashua as we speak. winesquam and summers worth won 13-8. masscoma valley is a night game. two games to go in the regular season for the red sox. they're still playing for home field.

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