and the aggies up in stillwater. an agonizing loss.as a&m program that is clearly on the rise, rapidly improving under mike sherman. here was a barometer game to make a statement. they had a great year last year, 9-4. mike sherman's slogan this year is prove it. prove it wasn't a fluke. prove you can sustain. here was a chance to prove it. >> matt: they're going to be really disappointed. like you said, they're on the rise. sean, they're young. they have talent. that young offensive line, it's a good group. but they did not perform in the second half. they just kind of wilted. and that is going to cause a lot of concern. if they go back and watch this tape. there's a lot of mistakes that they made. now, credit oklahoma state. because they did what they had to. and i go back to jeannine's interview at the half with coach gundy. he was not fazed at all where they were. he was kind of calm about the whole thing. >> sean: he basically said, they'll get it together. >> matt: and they did. that's an impressive second half win by the cowboys.

. >> aggie the cow is a star at the prospect park zoo. >> [ moos ] she even gets her own fan mail. >>e's a dexter cow. she's from southern ireland. >> you can learn about aggie and the other animals at the zoo from discovery guides like vanessa. >> as a discovery guide, i inform people about the animal facts, i show them how to feed the animal, and i talk to them. >> there are anywhere from 25 to 50 discovery guides working at a time. many are given school credit for their work. >> some of the kids are coming through internship programs, which basically means they get out of school early, or maybe they don't go to school that day and they come and do their internship so they get credit for their hours. >> but school credit is not the only benefit. >> some of them have career aspirations to work with animals or even work in education, so it gives them that firsthand opportunity to do that. >> atu marshall is an example of someone who began as a guide. >> i started as a teen volunteer when i was 15. basically, i would stand in at the barn area and give any information about the animals

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scored twice today and aggies up 10 in the fourth. you can't count out the champs.nd he hits philip and one of three td passes. the tigers down three. they get it back on the on sidekick. dyer punches it in and auburn survives a scare with a 42-38 victory. and lots more action today. the first saturday of the college football season. y lsu and oregon are on deck. stay tuned for after the game, an extended version with larry beil and yours truly as we break down all of today's action. speaking of action, the third round of the u.s. open and roger federer on the court looking for a 6th open title. he has no chance of returning this serve. it is the 30th consecutive time. the top seed is taking on king. he sets it into a different time zone. he takes the first, 6-2. and then more of the same. he is moving on with a straight set victory. the a's beat the mariners 3-0 for their third straight win. they turn it on and lsu and oregon are on deck and it is a new and extended version of "after the game." a busy day in college football and i know one person is loving it. leig

the rick perry we see with that aggie ring standing there, a military man, is one tough customer, theirst impression you get is, not only does he look tough, he is tough. what happens when you put him in the public arena, he becomes an inhibited person, suppressing all of that arrogance because he he thinks that it wasn't necessary and this makes him constricted performance. >> paul: overhandled by the political advisors stuffing him with this or that. >> possibly. you can't conceal who you really are and here he is, being this nice guy, smiling over these assaults on him. whereas when you confront him at some, across some table, you don't want a fight with this guy. >> what about mitt romney? he certainly is practiced as jason says. >> he's very practiced. i was put off by his performance on the substance and opening remark, he was responding nominally to the question about our he had t.o. yal on jobs, at the end of it he said we have to crack down on china's trade practices. and his definition of the middle class, more or less come ports with barack obama's ands he's going to raise

san jose state beats the new mexico state aggies 34-21. they match last year's win total.igh-profile afc teams alabama and arkansas met in tuscaloosa. the tide takes a 3rd quarter punt. maze is amazing. watch him change speeds, stays patient. exhibits great down field vision. then there's that thank you ska loose sta two step. -- tuscaloosa two step. alabama beats the razorbacks. >> giants trailing 6-1. if they lose they're out. >> thank you. >>> that's our report for tonight. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. hope you'll join us again tonight at 10:00. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com (whirring) and now the kung pao chicken. ah, yeah. wow.

he really is kind of a west texas boot scooting aggie like another member of this panel, an aggie.d be row lan. >> woot! woot! >> yeah, right. he's really more conservative than bush, he's more partisan than bush. he is actually politically more savvy than bush. is that a good thing? well, it depends how you see george w. bush. some think it is not. >> is the fact that he could be more conservative be a problem? would that mean little crossover appeal or not? >> no. first let me say, he is not george bush 2.0. he is maybe stylistically george bush 2.0 as wayne suggested. all i heard were style issues from wayne right there. meaning, yeah, he's boots and swagger and twang but the truth is that's going to help. nation likes all that texas stuff -- which you got three texans on the panel. >> a longhorn. >> the nation sees that and sees leadership. that's going to help. as far as the moderate thing, that's a false distinction. the distinction is between smart substantive republicans and i'm not worry that rick perry is too conservative, i'm worried about him threatening to beat up ben

you have perry a texas aggie inco-heernt most of the time. >> but they're happy with the field. >> they have to -- herman cain, this is a guy -- he's like a bad caricature of a crazy old mr. brown in a tier perry movie. you have huntsman that has too much intelligence and sophistication for the new tea party republicans. there's no way tony perkins is happy with this field. impossible. >> thanks so much. we want you to answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. we want to know what you think. the republican war -- this is my hot story tonight. we didn't lead with it. the republican war on the postal service will hurt more people than you can ever imagine. i'll dismantle the smear campaign that is really going after and trying to kill a great american institution. postal workers are back fighting the fight. and they are protesting today. the head of the postal workers union will join me next, and we know george bush had -- he was bad for the country, but he was pretty doggone good comedy, wasn't he? that's why we need rick perry to hang in there for at least a little while. t

a proud aggie. you have texas a&m, who's going to leave the big 12 -- >> but only if the s.e.c. invites them. >> but you know why? all this has to do with the facr own television network on espn and they want to be separated from that and no longer want to lay in the same realm. >> we have ten seconds. we decided because no one cares what we think about college football, we'll make picks anyway. >> we do. >> oregon/lsu, which team has more players eligible? >> i'm going with lsu. james carville. >> i went oregon. it's being held in dallas, texas. >> the jerry bowl. >> boise state and georgia. >> boise state always comes to play. >> mark rick, his job is on the line. northwestern and boston college. >> the brains bowl. i'm going to go bc at home, a noon kickoff. you don't do well with those. >> you're right. i'm taking northwestern. of course monday night where i'll be, bird stadium, college park, maryland, an undermanned miami squad will be favored against maryland. >> randy edsall taking over the maryland terrapins, trying to instill a new team, al golden with the miami hurrica

. >> the aggies, they are corn fed. i played for a catholic high school and was quarterback. i decided to go low and make a tackle as a safety. they ran over me. i don't think i woke up for a couple of months. talk about, though, an amazing rise to florida, amazing rise to dallas. things just kept getting better for you. >> as i mention in my book, people who made it happen. you learn a lot of the great values of american values, put it that way. take the american values and try to go with it as far as you can. football was my vehicle out of pensacola. i grew up thinking i had to go to the military to get out of pensacola, to get out and do something. football happened to be a vehicle i had been riding for a long time. it carried me from pensacola to gainesville and dallas and the hall of fame. now, i'm taking those things and people i encounter over the years and extend those things into the business field and run my own real estate development company and construction company and do the things to try to extend the brand. >> he also won "dancing with the stars." >> come on.

we cannot afford to have mesa's aggie lager that will not do for the country what needs to be done. [applause] thank you. >> yes, sir? >> i was in the navy when you were born. i cannot find anything that you said to disagree with. i appreciate your enthusiasm. when you get elected and what into the capitol hill, 80% of the people there now will still be there. how will you get all these things done? >> i was born in 1960. the u.s. navy paid for my birth. forever grateful. now i have two sons and a navy in a small attempt to pay them back. there's nothing like the voice of the people when they speak out. that is the ultimate attention getter in this country. we are still elected officials at the consent of the government. it is the people who speak can get things done. 2012 is going to be about nothing beyond expanding this economy and creating jobs, plain and simple. there may be some ancillary issues, but it has to be about fixing our core, getting us back in the game, getting this country back on its feet, the economy and jobs. if the discussions leading up to 2012 will be a refer

go aggies. >> well, this is his stick, if you will.nd i don't mean stick as if it is not genuine it is. but this is what rick perry is about. and it's going to be very interesting for him because as we just saw in that clip he wears his faith on his sleeve, he wears his tea party credentials on his sleeve. and now the chip away. with michelle, with ron paul, with rick santorum. is it going to be death by a thousand paper cuts for rick perry? and i think that's going to be for sure watching and mitt romney sits back to a degree and watches all of this unfold because it takes some of that burden, if you will, away from him. >> as you look at the poll numbers and really in the last month it's been a complete turn around where mitt romney was ahead in the polls he now has a hold in the polls but rick perry a substantial lead over all of candidates and the 5 to 7 point lead over mit romney. but could it be rising too far too quickly too soon? >> possibly. i think the problem for rick perry right now is that he he's got an undercard matchup

is fitting to go to recognize his great contribution, but what may also be unique is that he is an aggiehorn. [laughter] and i just presented him a plaque. i hope it doesn't get back to austin, texas. [laughter] i want to recognize someone, you know, i'm getting older that i can still see folks in the background, and i see that congresswoman napolitano has joined us. grace, thank you so much. [applause] we are going to get on with the program, but again, thank you for everything you've done. that's a whole lot of siege of out there. you have seeds to plant and i'm sure your crops growing. but today we face a real national imperative. as one of our panelists, ron brownstein put, the rights of the latino youth population is one of the most important demographic trends we can figure in every facet of our economy and our society. it is not just about latinas getting ahead. it's about the nation getting ahead of the education curve, the job curve and preserving the american dream. there's an incredible need to increase opportunities and to continue to keep the promise to the next generation o

they would roar back after forcing four aggie turnovers and cowboys come back for a 30-29 win and a bigand red sox trying to stay ahead in the wild card race facing off against the yankees at the stadium and it's not going well for my red sox. starting pitcher john lester struggling and the yankees blew it open with a jeter 3 run homer. and later it was montero, with the crush. >> dave: and boston with a 1 1/2 game lead over tampa in the wild card race, they are 5 and 17 the month of september. this could be one of the biggest collapses in the history of baseball. >> clayton: you're a rockies fan my nature, they're out. and then turn to a red sox fan. >> alisyn: a bad luck charm. >> clayton: go to my phillies, can you-- >> the phillies are up next. >> clayton: no, no, we don't want you. and bad luck, rick, if he comes over, keep him over there. >> oh, boy, not a good day, you just try your office mate. all right, guys, dark out here, it's a little early and so much cloud cover across the eastern seaboard, take a look the the weather maps, temperature-wise it's warm and muggy across the

we cannot afford to have mesa's aggie lager that will not do for the country what needs to be done. [applause] thank you. >> yes, sir? >> i was in the navy when you were born. i cannot find anything that you said to disagree with. i appreciate your enthusiasm. when you get elected and what into the capitol hill, 80% of the people there now will still be there. how will you get all these things done? >> i was born in 1960. the u.s. navy paid for my birth. forever grateful. now i have two sons and a navy in a small attempt to pay them back. there's nothing like the voice of the people when they speak out. that is the ultimate attention getter in this country. we are still elected officials at the consent of the government. it is the people who speak can get things done. 2012 is going to be about nothing beyond expanding this economy and creating jobs, plain and simple. there may be some ancillary issues, but it has to be about fixing our core, getting us back in the game, getting this country back on its feet, the economy and jobs. if the discussions leading up to 2012 will be a refer