. >> these are two of the best rebounding teams in the acc. the hyper competitive acc. college at 10 and 7. fallaway jumper at the end of the clock by taylor and a shot clock violation. good sequence defensively for boston college. >> boston college coming out of that time-out with a good defensive game plan taking away those interior passing options for georgia tech and covering out to the shooter as well. >> jaclyn thoman is back in the ball game for bc. we saw an issue, boston college has done a nice job. their beverage played well. good defense by adams on the denial. montgomery back in. see plays with the knee, acl surgery in march. regins regins adams. brown on the rebound. boston college, thoman. >> georgia tech trying to establish that inside game with the high-low as well. unfortunately for them a lot more big hands to pass that ball through. this passed around until brown can track it down. >> swords out, murphy alone. shot clock melting down. brittanny johnson finds brown. look nice job of creating by the grad student brittanny johnson. she finds ayla brown,

tonight a big acc matchup as they entertain the wake forest demon deacons in a 2010 acc race that is up for grabs. maryland begins the new week with a half a game lead over virginia. duke is in third and you can uejdtq) rs(ortance of this gam, the first of two in the regular season between these two clubs. a very pleasant good evening, everybody. bob rathbun and larry conley with you. to say it's anybody's race, lawrence, is an understatement. >> the conversation around the atlantic coast conference, we're almost to the mid-point of the conference season. i don't think anybody would have picked maryland and virginia to be on the top right now. >> how about our battle inside tonight. high school teammates just ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪(whi tun n't be h♪ >> bob: welcome back to georgia tech, everybody. inside that jacket huddle, the food lion starters for the home team, georgia tech 9-1 in this building, they only lost to florida state. wake forest can match that size with aminu and chas mcfarland. williams an outstanding defender, c.j. harris and the point guard is smith. this should be an outstandin

monica wright is the leading scorer in the acc.most 26 points a game in league play. thirteen here tonight. >> mike: you make a good point, though, mike. she's only had one basket in the second half and only taken three shots. that's not enough. >> mike: whitny edwards 4 for 4 from the line. seven-point game. a long way from being over. roulhac with gerson on her. >> debbie: nice execution by wake forest. they sissor-cut off the high post and garcia comes over to set a screen but she flips it. good execution by mike petersen's team. >> mike: sandra garcia with 14 points to go along with her ten rebounds. wright. again, good defense by wake forest. ray down with it. here's roulhac. quickly trying to get it to garcia. a good job by virginia. >> debbie: watch sandra garcia in the middle here. the sissor cut off. run it. garcia sets the screen but she slips. look how wide open the floor is. great execution by wake forest. >> mike: that bucket gave them a nine-point lead. whitny edwards picked up her second foul. brittany waters has fou

caa, acc, and big east. what's the fourth?tually, when he coached at a.u. it was not the caa. >> ron: what was it? >> steve: i believe it was the ecac. >> ron: ok. >> steve: many, many moons ago. but he is, of course, maryland's all-time winningest coach past lefty four seasons ago who had 348 wins in college park. gary coming into, tonight, 429, and he got his 600th career victory season before last in that game at boston college. only eight active head coaches in division 1 have 600 or more career wins, just 5 of them have more than gary. mashefski, calhoun, bayheim, huggins and tenders. >> ron: pretty good company. >> steve: i would say so. >> ron: maryland has grown a lot. you know, i've done a lot of their games this year, a lot of their games early on. and they are starting to mature a little bit. i can see them not settling for the first shot. i can see them working their offense. passing up a good shot for a better shot. that is the kind of growth and match maturation process that you are proud to see. and need to see.

in the acc, 1 for 4 at the line. 54% overall.he slip of the screen. >> larry: now watch davila, he goes inside, delaney, with good recognition and a good pass. he had to thread the needle a little bit right there, because there were four florida state defenders getting ready do swarm him. >> bob: dulkys is back in and snaer goes out. victor, with a long pass in his hands as he's smashed up inside with alabi. the way the hokies are struggling with offense, if you're a hokie fan, you hate to see them leave a couple of points on the free throw line. >> larry: how about a 2-3 zone by virginia tech right now. >> bob: he dribbles did off his leg and it bounces to demercy. >> larry: virginia tech had gone to a 2-3 zone. >> bob: the eighth florida state turnover. that's always been a bug-a-boo this season. the seminoles cough it up on average 17 times a game. >> larry: they've had 20 doefrs in three of their last five games. the one thing that leonard hamilton has really worked on is protecting the ball. >> bob: if that foul is on jeff a

favors, he's under 50% at the foul line in acc play. 2:26 in the first half.here's what happened to the deacons. aminu and a foul on georgia tech. al-farouq hit hard. udofia with his second. georgia tech has taken an eight-point lead here, so big free throws coming for aminu. >> larry: bob, one of the things about aminu, coming off his freshman year last year, he spent a lot of time in the weight room and working and developing an outside shot. he knows at his size, he's going to have to be shots. if you want to play at the next level, you'd better develop that outside game >> bob: aminu's eighth point. georgia tech by seven and iman shumpert gets a pick from favors, and a push by tony woods. >> larry: a little bit of an expansion to favors game here. bask inand rin and robbins. >> bob: a world of talent whose high school jersey was retired at his south atlanta high school. coming along at halftime, we'll talk to that young man, jeff teague, the former demon deacon. he's enjoying his rookie season here in atlanta with the hawks. l.d. williams rebounds. 33-25 y

in acc. give a lot of credit to the wake forest defense. >> wake forest is -- has a few players in the foul trouble. as does nc state. both teams are playing the type of defense that can bring those kind of fouls on. there, you see courteney morris with four. thomas with three for the demon dee cops. thomas to her give credit, she hasn't had three for quite a while. she picked it up in the opening seconds of this second half. >> you're absolutely right. >> you see the foul trouble for the wolfpack. bonae holston who was the spark in the first half. she has four and has had to go to the bench. bell and gartrell with three. you have some energy, momentum, now you have to stand off to the side for a number of minute and as a player and as coach, it can be frustrating. players start to cool off some. you're right, there was an up and down game going on. we'll see how both teams will recover. >> for a while, we had nothing on the game clock. now it is could wanting down from 6, it stopped. it look

>>> acc women's basketball presented by the official corporate sponsors of the acc. geico and pepsi. one of the immortals here at boston college. we're at chestnut hill inside the forum. a big halftime lead. your leading scorers at the half, we told you about murphy and her 17 but johnson big off the bench. goodlett. we told you ardossi and montgomery have struggled. they are one of nine from the field. obviously boston college has to feel good. for stefanie murphy her career high is 27 17 points is the most she ever scored in the half at her career. >> it's been impressive. she made herself available to her passers. she's done the little things in which to score and she's reaping huge benefits. >> here is where we put robin to work in what to watch for and we reset it. how have both these teams done. the important points you set out at the top of the telecast. >> pressure defense of georgia tech has been handled well by boston college. only three steals. however, they wanted to limit their turnovers and fouls which they have done playing a pretty clean game. boston

clemson was picked to finish third in this acc. north carolina and duke tied for the first position. and duke really off to a good start, with their only loss at wisconsin, and a really tough place to play. north carolina, i think, still trying to find out what's going on with their club over there. >> bob: and keep this in mind. the clemson tigers have won their last two against duke. can they make it three in a row at cameron? >> larry: well, the question becomes -- you and i have seen clemson this year. i'll tell you, they are very tough defensively. i've seen mike krzyzewski's club this year. they may be playing as good a half court defense that i've seen in years. he's really got them motivated. >> bob: and debbie antonelli will be making that trip over there later tonight. deb? >> debbie: i hope that game is as exciting as this one. the x-factor is the depth against the offensive scoring about, because duke shares the ball and spreading the floor so well. and clemson's pressure can be a factor in the game. they have a chance

ardossi one of the best free throw shows in the acc. ardossi the kind of player that never stops working, not only in practice. she had a bad game a few days and she was seen in the gym at 10:00 practicing her shot. you look at her numbers and that didn't come easy. she had to work to get where she is. >> a second in the row. virginia broken the press, a one-on-one opportunity. this time they are able to make their defense stand up, though. ardossi going to take another trip to the free-throw line. that is clearly a good option if you're georgia tech. >> lachina: that's a good option for several reasons, not only because you know you'll get production from brigitte ardossi. if you can stop the clock and get free throw opportunities, they can close the gap. look at that strong move. >> close the gap without those precious seconds ticking off the clock. ardossi with a chance to make it a single point deficit here. and she does. fourteen points in the ball game, right around her average for the senior. chelsea shine checks back in for virg

no doubt that the acc is off to a good start. we have been one of the more dominant leagues in the country for many years. but this year, it seems like the team has stepped it up a little bit. i think we're surprising a lot of people with the quality of how well the acc teams are playing. >> bob: leonard hamilton, of florida state. his point guard is derwin kitchen. success going to the hole this time. 'noles by seven at the break. [ ] 7 halcalo man the ♪ [ ma lf torie f all hamm ] gonnt liutte f and like. ♪ f floa a bly. stke a nnat l buty d sike ♪ inga... 7 ting a [ wohalfalor the wom] i kat's. vo: th t newor the anncr vo: ..ou can get help gwith flat tire.... anr vo...fd a arby tow trucor gas station... vo: th t newor the annncr vo: ...call get help ergencserves....... anncvo: .collect accident inf. vo: th t newor the annanncr vo: or just wahelp ergsome fun vids... vo: th t newor the annanncr vo: or just wahelp ergsome fun vids... >> bob: halftime continues in tallahassee with florida state leading virginia tech 32-25. welcome

these two teams tight in the acc standings. as we take a look, duke is the only unblemished in conference play, 5 of the top 16 are ranking, including these two, who are among five tied at 2 and 2 in the conference. hello, everybody and welcome into virginia along with lachina robinson ion jen hildreth. there's one player that stands out. >> jenn: monica wright, the most dominant, a career high 39 points at boston college. monica the senior to take this team to the top. acc and beyond. >> jenn: monica has been an impressive player her entire year. here in charlottesville, nothing different on the floor, offensive and defensive end. for georgia tech, they are going to roll out a new lineup, couple of new players for the first time. one is alex montgomery who hasn't started since she hurt her knee. >> lachina: she's the answer to every question. even with limited minutes she's made her presence felt with prolific shooting. the junior is going to be focused on the defensive end of the floor. this should be a great one prrnlg it sh

fourth in the acc in scoring and rebounding. flanked by gonzalez and williams.scott wood, the freshman, and the senior, dennis horner fills the other forward position. when we come back, we've got today's tipoff. these clubs played a great one in gainesville a year ago today, won by florida by two. the rematch, in raleigh is next, on acc sunday night hoops. [ male announcer ] the lexus december to remember sales event. now through january 4th. ♪ special lease offers now available on the 2010 rx 350. ♪ >> bob: welcome back to raleigh, everybody, as we get set for the start of the florida/nc state game. the gators have been introduced and now the wolf pack being introduced to this crowd here at the rbc center. the last time the gators played here was in the 2004 ncaa tournament. a first round loss to manhattan. a gator ball club that opened its s.e.c. conference play in nashville against vanderbilt in the coming weeks. for the wolf pack of nc state, they have already gone 1-0 against an s.e.c. opponent. they knocked off auburn in daytona beach. and the wolf pack h

trevor booker could be the best player in the acc.e kind of program that oliver deems them as being early in the season, trevor's got to be big in every game. especially at home. >> mike: and he's got to get his supporting cast. get guys shooting the basketball a little bit better. that press is always a little bit more effective at home. >> tim: yeah. smith milking the clock out of the one-four set. with under ten to shoot, still, has not initiated. gets the pick from plumlee. scheyer at the buzzer. >> mike: well that's about as perfect an end game possession that you can draw up. >> tim: you think they work on that a time or two in practice? >> mike: yeah, a little bit. maybe one or two reps. >> tim: i think wojciechowski and collins take more credit for those than most. i think collins hit a few like this back in the mid '90s. >> mike: it breaks your heart defensively. >> tim: they're all guards on coach "k"'s staff. >> mike: a little staff discrimination against big guys. have to take that up with mike. >> tim: you may have to do

they have had one acc victory over north carolina state. the road coming in this game. when we were talking about this game and seeing the familiarity, does it come down to the back court if you're wake forest? >> dan: ron, it's very interesting. wake forest has to be able to get ishmael smith off. he's got to be able to get into the lane, create opportunities for al-farouq aminu and his teammates. for xavier jason love has to be able to battle effectively inside. xavier has to fight off wake forest inside and for wake forest they have to win the battle of the backcourt. >> ron: aminu and love set to tip it up in winston salem. we're under way. this is smith, the senior out of concord, north carolina. averaging over five assists a game. baseline reverse, no good. aminu fights for the rebound, got it. loses the ham. al-farouq aminu is a relentless rebounder but he doesn't handle the ball all that well. averaging over three turnovers a game this year. they try to force it into aminu. they have three on the shot clock. smith looks up, launches

acc sunday night hoops continue later on today.d takes on clemson and then virginia face north carolina. it's a double-header today and starts at 5:30. check your local listings. how many times has debbie ryan been in this kind of situation? >> debbie: oh, gosh. in her 32 years, a lot. but part of the reason she is a hall of famer because she figures out a way. >> mike: the bottom line is the cavaliers have got to score here and score in a hurry. full-court pressure. >> debbie: that's who you want to have the ball. >> mike: wright has a good look. doesn't hit off the glass. and a foul by gerson and wake will go to the line down the other way. >> debbie: wake was not going to foul and that is who you want to make that play is monica wright. >> mike: wright 6 for 16 from the field and secily ray goes to the free-throw line. ray 6 for 7 from the line this afternoon. and that is a big one. >> debbie: wake forest put themselves in a position to win all game. their execution on the offensive end. their defensive game plan around taking m

this is what acc basketball is all about. every possession is a battle.ing to come down to which team wants it more and which team can execute down the stretch. >> their coaches talked aboto u about consistency. another offensive foul called there on amber white, her first, although we have seen a couple of calls like that in this game against nc state. >> and white was running brooke thomas off the screen. brooke already has two fouls with the contact that she could have gotten called for that. but she got the nod that time. >> nc state will make you play when you put the ball on the floor. brittany waters almost lost one there. >> and the demon deacons have gone cold from the field. 1 of their last 9. >> right at the rim, it just rolled off. wasn't able to put it in. >> and it looked like, again, another offensive foul has been called. this one on tia bell. really taking the wolfpack of their rhythm a >>> it has been a low-scoring looking for her 1,000th point. she has five. coulchineico allyyou or m car ine? ho ed all" o ta nu'm jnna guate. geicminuuld

and the tigers even their acc record as the first weekend of acc play moves on.  >> steve: our next acc matchup, maryland terrapins tuesday night with raymond vazquez taking on the demon deacons. and a meeting there, good inside strength for the deacons. maryland and wake forest tuesday night right here on raycom sports. trevor booker shook up the boston college eagles and shook them off the floor in little john today. 72-56. a final word after this. >> steve: big day for trevor booker. he surpasses marlin into the 11th spot. that's what it took to beat the bc eagles. next tuesday night, of course, it's maryland at wake forest. you'll see it on many of the ray come stations beginning at 8:00. you'll see it on many of the ray come stations beginning at 8:00. acc basketball is produced by -- -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> it's a bitter blast of winter that just won't quit. wind and cold with temperatures below freezing. >> it's what everyone is talking about. we all nt to know how long will the bone chilling temperatures last. >>> thanks for joining us at 6:00.

rite here on "acc sunday night hoops."d by fox sports net >>> this was the scene just moments ago outside venerable cameron indoor stadium. shiver me timbers. let me in for some "acc sunday night hoops." the number one tigers come calling to take on the duke blue devils. we welcome you to the first lead since 17:25 for the musketeers. aminu better not try that again. five to shoot. pulls up long, jump shot. l.d. williams rebounds. right-handed up and in. >> dan: l.d. williams, that's part of his game. he's a great leaper, very, very strong. >> ron: no place to go. kick it back out. >> dan: that's great defense by a guy with three fouls. >> ron: holloway left open from beyond the arc and he makes them pay with a three. >> dan: if you're l.d. williams, you have to keep your feet. he jumps past crawford. nobody was left for holloway. he walked. >> ron: he walked with it and mcfarland can't believe it. he's got four fouls. he's got to be careful. >> dan: crawford running the court does a great job. mcfarland has to be careful.

who is the acc career leader in assist to turnover ratio?g.: i know who it isn't. it's not me. >> mike h.: i wasn't even going to come close to guessing you. >> mike g.: i did speak out one assist a game. i don't know how. >> mike h.: stywall fights hard inside. as the spartans are staying alive. >> mike g.: i think that kyle randall right now feels like he's got an ability to get into julius mays a little bit more than javy gonzalez. >> mike h.: mays, the sophomore, into the state lineup with along with richard howell, the freshman from marietta, georgia. >> mike g.: shows you how active the defense is for the spartans. good work with the hands out on the perimeter. >> mike h.: state has led by as many as 11 here in this second half. >> mike g.: see the look on tracy smith's face. a little frustrated now. really clogging things up for him. finding it tougher to get entry passes. >> mike h.: cole in the paint. over smith. stywall now with 11 rebounds. and a big offensive one there. he's a field goal away from a double double. and then got it

. >> lead of the acc with those points and always an igniter of green berg's offence. rivalry speaks for itself. who will lead the common wealth tonight virginia tech, virginia, with that back to the studios. comcast sportsnet. >> thanks a lot. mba will announce the all-star reserves later tonight. but we are hoping to see jameson lacing up in in dallas valentines day? you are disappointed he is not going to the all-star game. he has been linked to several trade rumors. while he will not ask management to be shipped out, he was asked today at practice if he feels he has earned the right to seek a title elsewhere. >> have i earned the right to seek a championship period, but chris, when i signed that contracts. it was for four years. i got two more years left of this, and you know, it is my job. it is my duty you know. so i don't know, people ask me all the time, you know, they need -- i mean, i respect these guys and at that family they have done a lot for me they made a lot of things possible. they believed in me when a lot of people didn't, so it would be easy to tur

the acc is wide open this year. i could not at this point have said, take one team to pick to win it, i couldn't do it. i could not do it. the one team that's undefeated is virginia. tony bennett, the new coach at virginia, saying most things are not too hard. >> bob: they're getting ready to go with miami up in charlottesville at this hour. cavaliers, the only unbeaten left in conference play. singleton, fires it out, shot clock at six. snaer misses. rebound to the hokies. avila has it. jeff allen travels. trying to make a quick move. he was the guy that you spotted a couple of minutes ago, larry as a key for the hokies, as he's been saddled with massive foul problems tonight. he's scored only three. the three-pointer to start the second half. >> larry: he's had a terrible night. not a typical jeff allen night. he's a much better player than what we have witnessed. >> bob: he had only six points in the name here last season. 53-45. the clock is now becoming a big enemy for the hokies. they're content, larry, to sta

but the key to gartrell, off the dribble, not many players in the acc that can guard her.w quick and athletic she is. >> nc state bringing full-court pressure here. we got the backup point guard in. for the demon deacons. tichny roulhac. along with other freshman mykala walker. mike petersen is not afraid to go to his bench. we'll see a lot of players get in the game tonight for wake forest. >> and for good reason, when you have freshmen that are contributing points, actually contributing more points in conference player are the freshman for wake, that tells you that they're focused and they understand what it takes to win. >> traveling called there. on brittany strachan who came in. >> she's a guard even at her height, 6'3," you think that she would be used to it just looking at her thigh. so, she would rather face-up. >> the wolfpack trying to build a little energy out there on the floor. kellie harper talked about that. >> when you s,er gartrell and strachan they'll trap at full-court. you can imagine how hard it is to get the ball off. >> tia bell brings the ball all o

with acc play starting a week from today. gary needed his team to show something today and that's what they did. grave vis vazquez making the steal right here and he delivers to fellow senior landon millborn. he led with six assists. later in the first half, adrian buoy sticking with the defensive theme. he's fast and he's fouled. various fishing game for the former christian star. 11 points and no turnovers. maryland never trailed. relentless. the full-court press and gravis hangs and hits. maryland wins, 97-63. they are 9-4 on the season. acc playtarts next sunday against fsu georgetown, already in conference play and already 2-0, the hoyas down depaul for the eighth straight time. and it was another vintage georgetown effort sharing with ball on offense with four starters in double figures and stifling defense. holding depaul to just 25 points in each half. rose mont, illinois, john thompson, iii, hope you told him to watch this. you don't see a big man running the floor like greg monroe every day. 17 points for the them a

acc women's hoops straight ahead!tion funding provided by fox sports net >> mike: it has not been a great weather weekend in win symptom salem, north carolina. it might keep the crowd away today but not the two teams, virginia and wake forest are here and ready to go at it. in winston, salem, the number 21 ranked virginia cavaliers set to take on wake forest. mike hogewood along with debbie antonelli. wake forest 3-3 in conference play. >> debbie: it's been a long time since a wake forest team has been at .500 going into february. but this is a very balanced offensive team. pretty good on the defensive end. and in their locker room, written on the board, this team understands that they win today, they move into fourth place in the league. >> mike: it's not going to be easy against virginia. the cavaliers have one of the best players in america in monica wright. >> debbie: not rain nor sleet nor snow will keep me from seeing monica wright. she is that good. leads the cc? scoring and steals and can get to places on the

this is one of two games in the acc tonight. what a huge win this would be for the yellow jackets, as they would give wake a third loss and tighten things up in the middle of the pack. the other game is in charlottesville and they've got a nail biter going on as virginia now leads virginia tech 62-61. 1:30 to go in that one. >> larry: great instate rivalry. you used to live up there, you witnessed a lot of those. >> bob: oh, yes, i did. missing. christmas time, the old richmond times dispatch. here's mo miller. some time here. smith trying to get the ball shumpert. good idea to get miller in the a foul. i don't know who threw the ball. who threw igigigigigigigigigigigigigigigig traese abat ye up fd no you likerici dget at eat. om ttch leed yogspa fon youngr taki yous, ly ifeelit. then'ties, theysics ft thk on. >>> 6' 8, 8 1/2, can do it all. i mean when i say do it all and do it gracefully. i mean with the greatest of ease. >> benji will, so his game and personality were -- wilson, his game and personality were electric, a futur

as far as virginia tech, 2 and 2 in the acc but both losses this year have come on the road. by the way virginia so tough here at home they are 10 and 1 including 3 wins against. >> i don't think too many teams have stole real wins yet it is going to be tough especially going into our rival with virginia they beat us last year so that is a game we need to win if we want to be a good team. >> intentionally we have the energy, the passion, it is just at a different level in our league and this league has great traditions. now virginia tech is one of those traditions, it is not just a game but now a league game that means something. >> well, virginia wants to protect the moment court they will have to -- home court they will have to stop delaney scoring an ravage of 19 and a half points a game. he has 3 and a half rebounds player that can beat you in so many ways. >> it is not just the fact that he can score but the fact that the way he scores effects everyone. he gets to defeat the line a lot. saying that, he is able to knock those down and people guarding him, that effects oth

they had some losss there on conference but you know certainly to start off 3-0 in the acc, gave them a good feeling and vibe around the program and serve notice that it is automatic win when you play virginia. you have a deal with what they do before you can beat them. >> they play defense like his old and greend bay. it is amazing. let me ask you for the hoyas. the resume. we like it but it is not a lot of depth and now they're in and the schedule they are playing a bunch of ranked teams. will they withstand that with their style of play. they are young they can play all night. can you get away with that rotation? >> let me tell you i think that, i've cran, depth in basketball has gone the way of the short shorts. there are not that many teams that have a lot of depth. you know what georgetown is a example of what that is the case. if they had maclin and rivers this he would have more and have veteran depth but they transferred. why? they were not featured in the offense. this he were never going to be. so that's -- >> and summers i don't think he was ready. but you know he i don't

wake forest not the only acc team to step outside of conference today.o-point lead with 2.6 seconds left in overtime. they miss the free throw. taylor parsons down two, oh, he hit it. three-quarters court and the gators continue an amazing sports weekend. florida thriller. 62-61. unbelievable. big ten hoops, ohio state visiting ann arbor. wolverines up one. hoop and the foul. michigan up four. wolverines uni nice pass. pull off the upset. we'll update you on who is in and who is out in the welcome home, man. >>> some football, vikings need a win and the eagles loss to secure the number two seat. favre hooking up with wright. looking good for minnesota. the cowboys lead 24-0. steel verse a better shot at making the playoffs. after this one they have the only shot. roethlisberger to miller. we'll show it to you again. yeah. good job. a little fred astaire routine. steelers beat the dolphins 30-24. texans also need a win and some help facing the patriots. new england already in. brady, fourth quarter going deep. pollard right there to pick it off. ensuing d

. >>> acc, tim brant, uva-penn state. virginia wins the game, 70-62. >>> george mason looking for their fifth victory in the last seven, leading in the second half. george mason beats unc- wilmington. >>> howard drops to 2-14 with a loss. >>> four washington wizards have been fined $10,000, each for making light of watching gilbert arenas make light of shooting his gun. last night, the wizards tried to make a strong statement, antawn jamison apologize to the crowd. in reference to any merchandise with gilbert arenas' name was gone. playing orlando last night. the wizards cut the lead to 81- 74. now they are down by one. butler off the inbounds, the wizards take the lead, 84-83. then randy foye and hits a high art, the wizards win. they are home tomorrow against new orleans. >>> another award for peyton manning, winning the associated press award four times. manning and the colts have day bye in this week's playoffs after finishing 14-2. >>> pete carroll is allegedly going to become head coach of the seattle seahawks. afte

first of our acc sunday night hoops doubleheader. xavier and wake next. gonzalez. on t 15 on the shot clock. >> larry: tyus got on that baseline, he had nowhere to go with the basketball. he has to be able to find and get out of those situations. >> larry: smith with all kinds of gators digging at him. they jar the ball loose, and florida's running five on four. werner almost took his jersey off. >> bob: 11 gator steals. werner for three. >> larry: they get another chance. >> bob: and now roger ayers stops the game for an injured player. dennis horn er, trying to get t his feet. just rolled that ankle. and limping back to the bench. see if we can see it here. >> larry: here's werner trying to get around that screen. he stops --

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it was a gut check because acc regular season starts sunday at home against florida state.he same floor that the borough coliseum that will host the tournament in march. >>> and professional bull riders head to carpal city for two doctor charm city for two nights. it's the second stop of the 2010 built ford tough series. >>> 6:54. you're either sad or breathing a huge sigh of relief. the holiday season is over. now time to take down the decorations and take down the tree. in howard county there's important information. you can take the tree to thal if a ridge -- alpha ridge landfill today through saturday during the day. make sure the decorations are off the tree. there are also several dropoff sites at hardware stores and parks. for a list of all the places go to abc2news.com and look under the top stories. >>> 6:54. a tradition that goes back a lot of years. the folks at the jarrettsville volunteer fire company make their train garden extra special every year. >> it's really amazing. just something wonderful to see. they have multiple train sets running and we're always l

he's the runner up for acc rookie in 2008. maryland fans might remember him from the acc tournament when he had 20 points and 12 rebounds in a game against the terps. luol deng, back from for chicago. butler, haywood tips it out. goes out of bounds to chicago. >> steve: that loss that chicago handed boston last night dropped the celtics to 11- 6 at home after they went 35-6 there the past two seasons. as phil mentioned, they played without confidential informant g and rasheed wallace. >> phil: good job by brendan. brad miller, again, trying to put the ball on the floor, not something he's real comfortable with doing. >> steve: chicago has won seven of their last ten but that win was just their second win out of twelve on the road. home record of 13-7, 4-13 away from here. blatche spinning. across the lane, couldn't quite get it. hinrich, knocked away by blatche and then pushing foul called on andray. >> phil: back to the chicago team, they've been in the lower third in scoring most of the year nfact, average right around 94 po

house speakepelosi said it's unlikely the house wl simply acce the senate bill. th"newshour" is always online. hari sreenasan in our newsroom previews what's there. ha? >> sreenivasan: there's re on what today's supreme cou cision means for campaign finae from loyola law school we get reaction to sectary of state clinton's speech o internet freedom from rebea mackinnon, a flow at the open society institute. former "newshour" correspondt elizabh farnsworth discusses her film abouthe quest to bring chilean dictator augto pinochet to justice, which jt won a dupont-columbia awd and an interviewh the cimatographer of "the white ribbon"-- winner of e golden globe award for foreign nema. all that a more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.o. judy >> woodruf and that's the "newshr" for tonight. m judy woodruff. >>ehrer: and i'm jim lehrer. we'll see u on-line. anagain here tomorrow evening wi mark shields and david brooks, among others. thk you and good night. major fundinfor the pbs newshours provided by: ♪ the national science fndation. supporting education a research acr

played one year at carolina and his only season there was acc rookie of the year. all acc freshmen team. >> steve: atlanta lead back to 7 with 2:20 to play third quarter. base lp. still with the basketball. tries it again. nowhere to go. now he has got to shoot a tough fade away that is no good. smith lost control. wizards rotate. that leaves marvin williams open. >> phil: one of the better passing teams in the league. ranked in the top 10 and averaging just under 22 assists per game. >> steve: they have got 19 tonight on 27 made field goals. lead back up to 9. butler has to take the jumper no good. jamison battling. gets it gone. kaare butt drives and scores. >> steve: antawn jamison with 16 rebounds. >> phil: kept that possession alive. resulted in the layup by caron butler. >> steve: atlanta leads by seven. >> steve: hawks with a technical foul shot. they will get the ball back. jamal crawford has the line. >> phil: you saw how quickly they moved the ball around and that's what we talked about before in terms of making the defense rotate. make the defense move a

they begin acc play next sunday against florida at the same time. >>> coming up, more on jim zorn, hisicey future and what the redskins they lost to san diego and finished the season 4-12. laura? >> thanks very much. >>> and to the fox 5 storm force. think the weather was miserable today? a negative 11 degree reading in fargo, north dakota. the national weather picture and what you can expect at home. gwen's five-day forecast up next.  it's so hard to choose one. you know, during the sign then drive event, you can get a cc, tiguan or fuel efficient jetta for practically just your signature. you can get scheduled maintenance at no cost. there's got to be more to it than that... i'll never doubt you again. so i make them pillsbury aster strudel. warm, flaky pastry with delicious, sweet filling my kids will love. plus i get box tops for their school. toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. that, on the list of things kids love, our party pizzas have just passed toy robots. awkward. kids love totino's party pizzas. >>> a storm moving through the northeast

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acc action. second half, wow. fantastic follow. a team high 21 points. tech leading by three.ire looking to go inside. he had a game high 25. thomas reigns on saturday. duke 71-67. georgetown hosting uconn. walker throwing it up high. up 15 with a break to the half. 28 second half points. huskies get chance but nothing can fall. georgetown v.a. rallies in the victory. maryland opens up the play. we'll have highlights coming up tonight at 11:00. and we check on the game coming up. >> 6:54. here's a look ahead at the nemplet hour. we have 2010's healthy presents . you can throw the best bash of the year. idea that's really score. 7:25 we we have more news, weather and sports as we continue. >> the conclusion of the nfl season has made early january in baltimore a special time. purple is everywhere. this year's conclusion to the season did leave something to be desired. the decision to forego the history in preparation for the playoffs has left many disappointed not to mention had a great performance picture. >> just one week after their season finales. these games have an averag

more sec basketball coming up tuesday night for our viewers on css and the sec and acc battle, georgiaoin me along with artherial green live from the coliseum at 7:00 eastern. daymeon: that will be a good matchup. you have two young players there in tray thompson in the sec and, of course, everyone knows about derek for georgia tech, just a beast. so those two young guys ought to be able to go at it. matt: what a way to end your nonconference schedule taking on your biggest rivalry in that conference. georgia has georgia tech and then they open the conference against kentucky. daymeon: well, right now, very exciting in the game of basketball. mentioned this game here tonight. both teams important. kind of a snowball effect every season. you want to win this game. you want to have your system in place, guys knowing their role and have positive outlooks. matt: you're watching sec basketball. utah and l.s.u. from pete maravich center in baton rouge, louisiana. matt stewart along with daymeon fishback and happy new year to you. l.s.u. leading by only three now as they have seen their doubl

. >> it's acces accessibility. it's a traveling exhibit coming from from the boston children's museum. it celebrates the differences that people have with disabilities. it teaches children that people with disabilities are no different than you or i. they may move or communicate in a different way. here you have a child demonstrating what it looks like to ride a wheelchair. there's other areas that teach children about prosthetics. if you don't have use of your arms, what could you use to open a doorknob. we also have an area where children can type their name in braille. they can learn american sign language. they can also write a hand pedaled bike. >> great learning tool for kids. thank you for joining you. >>> accessibility is at port discovery on marketplace and it's there through january 24th. for more information log on to >>> 2009 ended with more murders in baltimore than last year, but still significantly lower than recent years. as 201 2010 gets underway, the police department is putting things in place to

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>>> this acc game is brought to you in part by motel 6. we'll leave the light on for you. by pepsi. refresh everything. by geico. 15 minutes could help you save 15% or more on car insurance. visit us at geico.com or call 1-800-947-auto. and by jack in the box where you can get anything on the menu any time of the day. >> bob: welcome back to atlanta and georgia tech gets the jackets 25 and wake forest 22. we have 7:18 remaining. our game summary to date, the deacs started on fire, six of seven, but have cooled off considerably. >> larry: you know, bob, we about the field goal percentage defense of these two teams. they're two of the better clubs in the country. right now georgia tech getting the better of it the last couple of minutes against wake forest. their defense has really locked down. >> bob: wake forest has a lot of size. they start and then bring in from the bench. favors blocked a couple of shots. a lot of rebounds inside. does that psychologically affect you going back into the paint? >> larry: i think that it probably does unless you just think you're better than they a