let's go back to that touchdown, andre. >> andre: let's take a look at it. going to get a couple of down blocks here. none more important than the block right here that's gonna seal the deal by the left guard. watch 55 seal it up for chris relf, right there. occupies two guys, unleashes the quarterback on the secondary, and he's able to walk into the end zone. grea quarterback on the secondary and he is able to walk into the end zone. . >> dave: 34 points today for the bulldogs. dexter

>> andre: oh, no doubt. you get a guy running wide open, and have an opportunity like that, especially if the red zone, when you can add to your stats. >> dave: you remember specifically? >> andre: oh, yeah. >> dave: even 20 years ago, he still remembers. green on the coverage. let's take a look at our bass pro shops, your adventure starts here. >> andre: hitting he receiver right in stride. delivering a nice strike, big- time catch. he's playing as well as anybody in the entire country. just seems to get better every week. >> dave: third down, tyson lee steps up in the pocket. that ball taped again. looking for wilder. lockett loses his helmet. a fourth down punting situation now for the bulldogs. >> andre: we talked to nix this week, and he said he want to force them into some passing situations. that means we have to be sound on first and second down, and that way we get ole miss into those -- excusemy, mississippi state, into those passing situations, and we can really come after a guy like tyson lee. >>

sneed makes his way on to the field 17tds, but andre, 14 interceptions. >> andre: yeah, that's the number would like to see him cut down. playing with a little bit more consistency now. >> dave: first pass, right on top of the sec mark. that goes to dexter mccluster, his first catch. mccluster now with 35 receptions this season. >> andre: they just try to find a way, any way possible to get the football in his hands. so dangerous when he does have the football, and capable of going the distance at any point. you cannot blink when you're watching him play. >> dave: second down, throw back the other way. pass is caught, falling forward, that should be good enough for the first down. >> dave >> andre: this is way to get sneed involved in the football game, get him relaxed early. a little first opening pass to dexter mccluster, and then out to his favorite target in hodge. just want. to get him the football in the open field and allow him to go to work. >> dave: out of the i formation. here is mccluster. trying to stretch the field, cuts it back, hit at the 25. let's look at our impact player

>> andre: boy, did he close fast! the sophomore from miami, florida, right here, so fast that jevan snead could not even get rid of the football. once he turns the corner against bobby macy, the freshman right tackle, he is on the back of jevan snead. third town. again, snead hit as he throws. third down. you you've got guys in there just pinning their ears back and turning the corner on jevan snead. you have to go for it here with 5:47, i don't think there's any question. >> andre: kind of surprised there with as aggressive an approach as the bulldogs have taken. defensively, thought you run a nice little draw to mccluster. now you're forced to throw the football. >> dave: andthey'vee getting the pressure put just the front four. >> dave: pass is caught at the 41. city that's a first down! wow, what a throw and catch, and the rebels are still in business! >> andre: boy, a big cushion given up by anderson, the sophomore corner to that side, and you can't give shay hodge that much room. >> dave: snead there throw it ag

>> andre: oh, no doubt. you get a guy running wide open, and have an opportunity like that, especially if the red zone, when you can add to your stats. >> dave: you remember specifically? >> andre: oh, yeah. >> dave: even 20 years ago, he still remembers. green on the coverage. let's take a look at our bass pro shops, your adventure starts here. >> andre: hitting he receiver right in stride. delivering a nice strike, big- time catch. he's playing as well as anybody in the entire country. just seems to get better every

it's been three years since andre agassi retired from tennis after a 21-year career. >> andre agassi:?! uh! >> couric: one of the longest, most successful, and most colorful in modern sports. >> agassi: sorry, baby. >> couric: we met him on a public tennis court not far from his home in las vegas... >> agassi: ah! that shot's one of the reasons i married you, baby. >> couric: ...on a rare tennis outing with his wife steffi graf, one of the greatest female players ever. >> steffi graf: ah! >> couric: is this a little fun for you? it must be, or is it... is it torture? for both steffi and andre, tennis isn't what it used to be. >> graf: it is a little fun. come on! ( laughter ) >> couric: especially for andre. >> agassi: i... i... i like it... i like it when we, you know, when i don't run. >> graf: come on. >> agassi: yeah, it's fun. >> couric: maybe now, but in his candid and surprising new autobiography, agassi reveals that for most of his life he hated tennis with "a dark secret passion," but never let anyone know. >> agassi: i think i was just flat-out scared. just didn't know what

. >> joe: marc-andre bergeron, all five previous goals have come in montreal wins. he now has four in the month of november. [ cheers and applause ] . >> joe: bergeron, canadiens with their first lead on the night they have thoroughly erased the 2-0 deficit. mike green wipes out pyatt puts him on the outside of the goal. >> craig: mike green lost an edge when he was on the left side in front of the net. the caps need a big shift here. >> joe: pacioretty wheeling out of the corner. spacek with a goal and an assist looking for hamrlik. his wrister knocked down. number 44 in red already has two assists. backstrom for green. stopped in his tracks by travis moen. as hamrlik will swing. saturday night in montreal, now a happy bell center crowd [ crowd singing ] . >> joe: hamrlik sneaks his way in. >> craig: sounds like a soccer game doesn't it? packed stadium here tonight. 21,000 plus standing room only. can't get tickets anywhere. >> joe: erskine past carey price. locker you said remember the saves by carey price in the second period. pothier cut him off. >> craig: he ma

. >>> andre agassi told "60 minutes" his hair started falling out with he was 17 but before the frenchn he washed a wig, it started to fall apart and that was a bigger concern than winning the match. >> the first time i ever really prayed for anything as it related to a result, i was praying not for the win but for my hair to stay on. >> were you afraid it was just going to fly off? >> scared the heck out of me. i kept envisioning what this would be like if my hair just flu off. >>> in other news, remember the young woman and her phony tail takedown. meet elizabeth lambert. she was suspended indefinitely for on-field antics and she did apologize. their season is likely over but her suspension could carry over to next is likely over. her suspension could carry over to next year. >>> remember this guy? florida's brandon spikes tried to gouge out a player's eyes? he got suspended for half a game. he extended his suspension a full game. some people don't think that's equitable. robin has more. >> here's the question. on our facebook page, do you think there's a double standard in sports wh

what do you think about andre agassi's honest admission about crystal meth and his fake hair? he's out there with this. >> i might have been more shocked about the fake hair. >> you didn't know that was a toupee? >> no, did you? >> well, it looks a little nestish. this one they're not showing him with a wig. that was a lot of hair on his head. >> i guess i was too young to realize what he was wearing. obviously the drug allegations were -- i thought it was a shame because he's such a good athlete and i don't think one moment in history can define his career because he's done so much for tennis, with tennis. >> i've heard of steroids and athletes but crystal meth sounds like it would speed you up too much. that ball would go flying who knows where. >> i don't know how much it enhanced his performance, if any. >> the last question from twitter is what type of guys are you attracted to. >> yeah, that's a good question. >> that's from a woman. hello. >> you know what, i am attracted to guys with a great body. i love bodies. it's all about the body to me, which is really shallow in

and philadelphia losing andre miller this year. an injury that will keep him down. >> joe: and seems to be day to day every day. gentleman yeah, yeah. eddy jordan. all of you and midatlantic. and from the days with the wiz art. ards and the sixers. still playing hard trying to extend the defense and there is the young dileo. and a factor and last 9 minutes and temple made this game theirs. hudson. and free and virginia tech. and could not save. another turnover. the hokies. mack them pay. >> michael: the late game sloppiness. and 3s. yes they do. 14- it has not been a type of production. fouled out and all three in the second half; you runs over fernandez. and 13 a game. and 55%. and 8 rebound as game. and the inside offensive force. and 6 points does have 9 rebounds. and the 29 inins of work. >> joe: just six points. >> michael: it was 6 pointss after half time. >> michael: delaney and second highest point ad the coast guard conference. and. >> joe: if this score holds and we have no reason to believe that it won't. another win fo

and andre agassi is just one of the many stars this year coming out with a shocking, dark secret.mer in new york with brooke anderson in hollywood. tonight, it's a showbiz special report, dark secrets of the stars. from heartbreaking confessions of abuse to jaw-dropping revelations of incest, i can't get over how many celebrities have recently decided to come out with their darkest secrets. from whitney houston's drug addiction to michael jackson's tapes describing alleged brutal abuse by his father, tonight "showbiz tonight" reveals the most astounding, the most incredible, the most heartbreaking celebrity dark secrets ever. dark secrets from some of america's most beloved celebrities. >> he used to spit on me. he would actually spit on me. >> secrets we'd never believe unless we heard it straight from their own mouths. >> i started waking up in my father's hotel room bed. >> reporter: secrets both shocking and heartbreaking. >> he'd whip all over your face, your back, everywhere. and i'd always hear my mother, no, joe, you're going to kill him, no. >> reporter: whitney houston s

. >> inside the ring he had to deal with opponents like andre the giant and the undertaker. in his new book "my life outside the ring," hulk hogan paints a bleak picture of abuse, anger, affairs and suicidal thoughts. and that was just on the first page. welcome to the show. can i call you hulk? >> that's awesome. >> what is you real name? >> terry. >> terry? >> that's like saying santa claus' name is bob. you know the kids and -- >> terry's not a macho name. >> i hear hey, hogan! >> but you know, your book is filled with all sorts of things. suicide attempts, abuse. didn't anything nice happen to you? >> a lot of good stuff. a lot of great stuff happened to me. >> it opens with a horrific revelation that you nearly -- you discuss a suicide attempt. tell me about it. >> yeah, well, i kind of like bottomed out. i had a whole bunch of things happen in a short amount of time. i lost my family. basically i had a show on nbc, prime time show, the first day on the set i got hit with divorce papers in front of the sony sound stage and arena full of people. nbc on one side and my so

what do you think about andre agassi's honest admission about crystal meth and his fake hair?have been more shocked about the fake hair. >> you didn't know that was a toupee? >> no, did you? >> well, it looks a little nestish. this one they're not showing him with a wig. that was a lot of hair on his head. >> i guess i was too young to realize what he was wearing. obviously the drug allegations were -- i thought it was a shame because he's such a good athlete and i don't think one moment in history can define his career because he's done so much for tennis, with tennis. >> i've heard of steroids and athletes but crystal meth sounds like it would speed you up too much. that ball would go flying who knows where. >> i don't know how much it enhanced his performance, if any. >> the last question from twitter is what type of guys are you attracted to. >> yeah, that's a good question. >> that's from a woman. hello. >> you know what, i am attracted to guys with a great body. i love bodies. it's all about the body to me, which is really shallow in a way, right? >> it's a little shallo

for most of his life, he actually hated tennis. >> andre agassi is one of the many star this is yearret. welcome back to "showbiz tonight" with brooke ander snon hollywood. we have a special report, dark secrets of the stars from heart breaking confessions of abuse to jaw-dropping allegations of incest. i can't get over how many celebrities came out with their darkest secrets. from drug addiction and hate and describing brutal abuse by his father, "showbiz tonight" reveals the most astounding and incredible and heart breaking secrets ever. >> dark secrets from some of america's most beloved celebr y celebriti celebrities. >> he would sit on me. >> secrets we would never believe unless we heard it from their own mouths. >> i started waking up in my father's hotel room. >> shocking and heart breaking. >> my mother would say no, joe, you're going to kill him! >> whitney houston stunned america when she confessed about her devastating drug use with now ex-husband, bobby brown. >> you were free casing cocaine. >> yeah. >> your drug of choice was weed with cocaine. >> rock cocaine. >> she

it's ole miss football team playing good down the stretch, andre. dexter mccluster is getting a lot of attention, put we can't overlook the fact that shea hodge has been a big part of this of late, and he's kind of in the shadows of late? >> well, he is there are major receiving threat, leading the sec in yards, just under a thousand yards. the coach has asked him to step up this season, and he has really had a fantastic year. >> his career has been great. he only needs 23 more yards to pass chris collins as the all- time leading receiver for his school. let's go down to the sidelines. >> for ole miss head coach, houston nutt, it's about getting his team to finish strong a second straight season. he held a bunch of signs around the practice facility that say they remember in november. the rebels currently 7-0 in two seasons with nutt. if they win, they will likely get an invitation to the capital one bowl. dan mullen placed a priority on this game pretty much on his first year on the job. in january, he hung a special clock which counts down to toda

i mean andre and brenden have been the most consistent players all year. >> last night mcgee with a career high six blocks, 5 in 9 minutes. check out the broadcast, he's, he's oozing with talent. they have interesting pieces, but once again, the question fans wonder, when are they going to stay healthy and pull it together to make a playoff run? >> we always seem to be waiting on that. feeling way around the new system -- he knows what his role is in this offensive system. i think phil brought up a great point about mike miller. i've been really impressed. obviously has a representation as -- reputation as a shooter. when things go through him, good things were happening. now he's down with the injury. so again, we're waiting for all the pieces to be on the court together. we're waiting to see if they can fit together. we haven't seen it happen yet. it's early in the season now, but early has a way of getting late pretty quickly. if you build yourself this kind of hole, they are digging the kind of hole it, can be very difficult to come back from. not just in terms of the playoffs, but def

. >>> andre agassi told "60 minutes" his hair started alling out when he was only 17.t's when he started wearing a wig. the biggest nightmare before the french open, he said he washed the wig and it started to fall apart and that was a bigger concern than winning the patch. >> the first time i ever really prayed for anything, as it related to a result, i was praying not for the win, but for my hair to stay on. >> were you afraid that it was just going to fly off? >> scared the heck out of me. i kept envisions what this would be like if my hair just flew off. >> not holding back at all. >> and new mexico's women's soccer player elizabeth lambert, she was suspended indefinitely for her know anyny takedown and other out-of-control antics on the field. the season is likely over, but her suspension could carry over to next year. meanwhile, there was the guy, florida's brandon spooix trying to gouge out a player's eyes. he got for a suspended for a half game until he extended his own suspension. barry posted on our facebook page. he says, though, because her behavior seemed

marc-andre bergeron waiting. gives it up. for chipchura. challenged swiftly by laich. a little help from morrisson. five minutes deep in the second period. this is the nhl on comcast sportsnet. second of four between these two eastern rivals. they won't see each other again until 2010. chipchura looking for pacioretty for kostitsyn. he gets neither of them. alzner. shuffle boards this one down the dasher and bradley pokes it head. steckel one on one with hamrlik. steckel winds and fires, blocked by hamrlik right off his stick. kostitsyn end to end with pacioretty. waiting at the line. hamrlik closes. skids to a stop. feeds it midpoint. he fires, and scores! [ cheers and applause ] . >> craig: 21,000 plus standing on their feet. spacek who missed the last couple of games, and he just pounds this one on a power play. or just at the end of one. here is the play, joe, look at him get it to the middle. what a shot that is. that's the type of shots that are going to beat goalies tonight. big screen in fortunate. pacioretty, along with one of his line mates and that scorches

nobel prize awardy andre sokoro v knew that when opposing sides come together, the sum of its ideas can out weigh its parts. "profound thoughts only arise in debate with the possibility of counterargument." so come on, my friends. let us share our ideas here in the united states senate. let us legislate. let us negotiate. let us deliberate. let us debate. our country tries for this debate. our country deserves this debate. our country needs this debate. >> mr. president, i would notice the absence. >> the clerk will call the role . mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i would ask unanimous consent the call of the quorum be terminated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i would ask unanimous consent that the senators vote tonight from their desks >> the senate went on to approve the motion to move the health care vote forward. shortly after the vote, senate democrats held a news conference. it lasted about 10 minutes. >> senator baucus wanted me to express that he is headed back for montana. his mom is still not doing real well,

and andre waters, a 44-year-old former safety, for the philadelphia eagles, who suffered from chronic pain and depression and -- later shot himself in the mouth. and today, dr. mckee will testify that former droil lions offensive lineman lou creek mer was toreanted so much that in his final years he lost the ability to speak and frequently turn violent. lou is a player who is not the victim of multiple concussions and he reportedly never missed a game during his 10-year career. and the national football league is performing its own long-term study, and has -- has largely sought the -- to discredit these reports or some of the conclusions drawn from some of these reports. the football league described the -- the reports as flawed. and dr. ire are cassen, the cochair of the nfl mild traumatic brain injury committee denied the linkage on six separate occasions. when asked whether there was any linkage between playing football and c.t.e., dr. cassen stated it has never been scientifically validly documented. and the league said that the recent university of michigan study was flawed. and

and andre waters, a 44-year-old former safety, for the philadelphia@@$rr"' and the national footballeague is performing its own long-term study, and has -- has largely sought the -- to discredit these reports or some of the conclusions drawn from some of these reports. the football league described the -- the reports as flawed. and dr. ire are cassen, the cochair of the nfl mild traumatic brain injury committee denied the linkage on six separate occasions. when asked whether there was any linkage between playing football and c.t.e., dr. cassen stated it has never been scientifically validly documented. and the league said that the recent university of michigan study was flawed. and that further study was necessary. and the new york -- the new york times data -- released last week, was -- they said, for self-promotional and lobbying purposes, of the union. given, there's no consensus between the league and the players and the medical community about the causes of these cognitive disorders, it should come and no surprise that there is little agreement about how to respond. former playe