mo brown not quite fast enough. caught inside of the nine. sets up spencer. a 30 yard field goal is good. 9-3 south carolina. it is finally breaking through in the red zone. a two-yard td. south carolina hangs on and keeps the upset alive, 16-10. the tour championship this week. 30 golfers earning the right to place in this tournament. if you want the biggest prize, you have to go through tiger. chasing down shawn. four under par. not stem the 12-footer. -- knocks down the 12-footer. one chance of one rotation shy. it did not fall. one shot back of him. >> that is just kroll. it really is. coming up, a look at the seven- day forecast. >> we have some cold stuff and wet stuff coming our way? >> a little cooler. it is all relative. a couple of showers tomorrow as the front slowly makes its way through. the sun will come out for the ravens and the brain goes away just in time for sunday afternoon. -- and the rain it goes away just in time for sunday afternoon. >> if you would like to see this newscast once again, we have an encore broadcast at midnight. the toni

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