coming up in sports..... todd summers will let us know if the gamecocks ... can go on the road .... and knock off a top 10 team.... and we'll hear from cam newton about what he considers one of the big keys to the panthers success on offense....

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coming up tomorrow night at this time.... the panthers and broncos will be just about ready to kick things off in super bowl 50..... as each squad.... tries to prove it is the best team in the n-f-l. coming up tonight in the bay area....the panthers star quarterback.... will look to do the same...by bringing home a big individual honor. pete yanity joins us now live from santa francisco with more .... pete. pete ad libs about the fact that we are now just over 24 hours away from the start of super bowl 50 .... between the panthers and broncos. pete talks about cam newton's impressive newton's about cam pete talks

the panthers and broncos. pete talks about cam newton's impressive credentials ....35 t-d passes this season... to go along with 10 rushing t-d's .... and he's also thrown for over 38- hundred yards....and ran for more than 600 yards..... in helping the panthers go 15-and-1 in the regular season.... and 2-and-oh so far this postseason. earlier in the week.... cam talked about likely being named.... the league's being named.... the league's most valuable

pete ad libs about the n-f-l award show coming up later tonight on 7 news. pete tosses back to todd in the studio. thanks pete.... on the court in blacksburg..... clemson looking to wrap up its current 3-game road swing with a winning record.... the tigers taking on virginia tech..... brad brownell's crew comes in....seeking its 8th a-c-c win of the season.... 1. late 1st half....jaron blossomgame....drains the "3"....tigers up 7 at this point.... but they lead by just 2 at the break.2. under 3 minutes to play in the game.... clemson down "2"....jordan roper....burries "3" of his 16 points.... to give the tigers a 1 point lead.3. :23 seconds

.... jaron blossomgame .... takes it strong to the hoop.... gets the basket and the foul.... but he misses the key free throw ..... tigers still down 1.4. clemson down "3" .... under 5 seconds to play.... but jordan roper is trapped....and the tigers can't even get off a game tying "3".... as virginia tech wins a thriller over clemson.... final score.... 60-57. in the s-e-c....it's a battle of top 25 teams.... as 25th ranked south carolina looks to bounce back from tuesday night's loss at georgia.... the gamecocks...taking on 8th ranked texas a-and-m.....1. midway through the 1st half.... sindarius thornwell.... knocks down "3" of his game high.... 25 points....gamecocks up 8 at this point.... but they trail by 1 at the break.2. midway through the 2nd half.... thornwell ..... finds chris silva.... wide open underneath for the easy slam....gamecocks up 57-55.3. a couple minutes later.... thornwell...with a pretty long pass underneath to....mindaugus kachinas for the lay-in....gamecocks up 3. 4. :04 seconds to play .... aggies down "3" with the ball.... but south carolina steals the inbounds pass..... and that's it..... as the gamecocks beat a top 10 team

time in a decade .... south carolina upsets 8th ranked texas a-and-m.....final

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>> reporter: what does it cost the nfl to put this on? >> we invest tens of millions, let's just say. >> reporter: tens of millions of dollars. that's the best i'm going to get from you? >> that's correct. >> reporter: but san francisco is getting no money from the nfl for expenses like police overtime and street cleaning. $9.2 million bl a year. the nfl can clearly pay for their own party. >> reporter: how important is tourism to san francisco? >> it's our largest industry. >> reporter: kevin carroll, executive director of san francisco's hotel council, said the city is make lots of money, just not directly from the nfl. >> it increases the tax revenue to the city. it brings more people here that are going to spend money in our small businesses. >> reporter: hotels have raised average room prices to as much as $600 a night this week. the game's benefits may extend far into the future. >> the super bowl has a huge media market, and when people see san francisco, they might be

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