andy phillips hooked that one in barely. utah takes a 26-24 advantage with 1:24 to go. >> joel: wow that was close. they call him automatic andy. just inside. >> gus: andy phillips is 4 for e whittingham. what a drive spearheaded by joe williams. sensational effort from williams. phillips has been terrific and utah with a two-point lead. >> joel: a lot of time. >> gus: indiana with one timeout remaining. lagow with the big arm. they were able to use two timeouts. hold on to one of them. 1:24 is an eternity in college football. ricky jones and aponte williams are the deep men. richard lagow. and this ball picked up at the 11. williams, and williams with a good return, gets it to the 30. timeout remaining for richard lagow and indiana. down by 2. 1:16 to play. strategywise, what do you do here if you are the indiana offense? >> joel: the important thing to know if you are richard lagow is the entire field is at your disposal until you don't have a timeout left. you can throw it deep over the middle. you can use the exterior ou

how about andy phillips? andy phillips won that football game, responsible for 14 points.my kickers. i love the fact that he's got two kids and they are in attendance. they got to see daddy kick a game-winning field goal. he's talking to his mom, kids are in the game. he's got the whole family. >> you mentioned indiana, a program on the rise. back-to-back bowl games. they need to lick their wounds and get back to the weight august 31st they open up the season at home with the ohio state university. >> a lot of the coaches were talking about coach allen taking over. his high school ties in the state of indiana are really, really positive. coaches are excited. i think it's truly going to help them recruiting. >> i think this year it's especially important with notre dame being a little bit down and purdue with the changes going on there. if you're going to steal some of those recruits potentially from a powerhouse like notre dame, this is the year. they are on the rise but utah is already there. a 9-win campaign for kyle whittingham and the utah utes. they conclude the seaso

how about andy phillips? andy phillips won that football game, responsible for 14 points. i love my kickers. i love the fact that he's got two kids and they are in attendance. they got to see daddy kick a game-winning field goal. he's talking to his mom, kids are in the game. he's got the whole family. >> you mentioned indiana, a program on the rise. back-to-back bowl games. they need to lick their wounds and get back to the weight room. august 31st they open up the season at home with the ohio state university. >> a lot of the coaches were talking about coach allen taking over. his high school ties in the state of indiana are really, really positive. coaches are excited. i think it's truly going to help them recruiting. >> i think this year it's especially important with notre dame being a little bit down and purdue with the changes going on there. if you're going to steal some of those recruits potentially from a powerhouse like notre dame, this is the year. they are on the rise but utah is already there. a 9-win campaign for kyle whittingham and the utah utes. they conc

with 1:20 left, andy phillips kicks his fourth field goal of the night, a 27-yarder, utah beats indiana4, the utes have won 14 of their last 15 bowl games. >> prepared last the last few weeks. i had to go out there bike jordan did in '97. just leave it all out there. >> feels good to be back in the city i was born in. i'm excited to be back. i have family out here, be out here with my family. i should be able to win this with these guys, it's beyond words. >> with a chance to claim the afc west title and a first-round bye, the raiders are hoping matt mcgloin will lead them to victory on sunday. he's looking forward to taking on the broncos. >> this is the position you want to be in. this is why you spend so much time, you know, trying to master your craft and why you put so much time in the weight room, the film room and practices, for games like this, for moments like this. >> this abc7 sports report has been brought

with 1:20 left, andy phillips kicks his fourth field goal of the night, a 27-yarder, utah beats indianahe utes have won 14 of their last 15 bowl games. >> prepared last the last few weeks. i had to go out there bike jordan did in '97. just leave it all out there. >> feels good to be back in the city i was born in. i'm excited to be back. i have family out here, be out here with my family. i should be able to win this with these guys, it's beyond words. >> with a chance to claim the afc west title and a first-round bye, the raiders are hoping matt mcgloin will lead them to victory on sunday. he's looking forward to taking on the broncos. >> this is the position you want to be in. this is why you spend so much time, you know, trying to master your craft and why you put so much time in the weight room, the film room and practices, for games like this, for moments like this. >> this abc7 sports report has afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and

ute kicker andy phillips just sneaks in the 27-yard field goal.its 14th bowl game in their past 15 tries, 26-24. >>> to the hardwood now. number 21 oregon ducks hosting the second ranked ucla bruins with under ten secondso . the ducks down one. >> here comes pritchard, brooks. got it! >> and it's time to celebrate in the west. oregon upsets ucla. >>> now to the pros with brooklyn visiting chicago. brooks lopez with the slam, tying the game at 99-99. but chicago had one last chance. >> step back, in the air, oh! woo! >> that's jimmy butler with a buzzer beater. he finished with a game high 40 points, chicago winning it 101-99. >>> and still ahead, there's less than a month until donald trump is sworn into office. we're learning new details about what the president-elect is planning for his inaugural address. >>> plus, how "star wars" actress carrie fisher is being remembered this morning. tributes are pouring in for her and her mother, debbie reynolds. we'll be right back. i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. start at the new

with 1:20 left, andy phillips kicks his fourth field goal of the night, a 27-yarder, utah beats indiana, 26-24, the utes have won 14 of their last 15 bowl games. >> prepared last the last few weeks. i had to go out there bike jordan did in '97. just leave it all out there. >> feels good to be back in the city i was born in. i'm excited to be back. i have family out here, be out here with my family. i should be able to win this with these guys, it's beyond words. >> with a chance to claim the afc west title and a first-round bye, the raiders are hoping matt mcgloin will lead them to victory on sunday. he's looking forward to taking on the broncos. >> this is the position you want to be in. this is why you spend so much time, you know, trying to master your craft and why you put so much time in the weight room, the film room and practices, for games like this, for moments like this. >> this abc7 sports report has been brought to my name is eddie metcalf. i enjoworking in my yard and you know, i can't. i can't do that any more,'cuz i'm missing most of my lung. they did a cat scan of my kid

for more, i'm joined by our roundtable, mike lupica, and phillip bunn, political reporter for "the washington post." andyhank you all for being here. i am going to defer you to you mike, because you probably know donald trump or covered donald trump more than anybody else at this table. why do you suppose donald trump seems to be so fixated on convincing his supporters that he won in a landslide when he didn't? >> yeah, it starts to sound like his real party is the flat earth society. and, you want to say to him sometimes, dude, you got the gig, okay? you can stop running now. but he -- he is going to -- joy, he thinks the next four years he's going to be carried along by the sound of applause. and that's not the way it works. i don't care if you're the most popular president in history. >> it's definitely not a landslide, if you look at the percentage of the electoral votes he won, he's in the bottom quadrant, i think. >> he's in the bottom five. >> like, below martin van buren, i think i saw. but he won the election. so, like, this idea of a mandate, i kind of think mandates are overrated. he has a rep

for more, i'm joined by our roundtable, mike lupica, and phillip bunn, political reporter for "the washington post." andyhank you all for being here. i am going to defer you to you mike, because you probably know donald trump or covered donald trump more than anybody else at this table. why do you suppose donald trump seems to be so fixated on convincing his supporters that he won in a landslide when he didn't? >> yeah, it starts to sound like his real party is the flat earth society. and, you want to say to him sometimes, dude, you got the gig, okay? you can stop running now. but he -- he is going to -- joy, he thinks the next four years he's going to be carried along by the sound of applause. and that's not the way it works. i don't care if you're the most popular president in history. >> yeah, ask obama about the being carried along thing. it actually really doesn't work that way. let's talk about what kind of a mandate he really has. he is getting in by a very low sort of sneak-in margin. it's not a landslide, even though he keeps saying it is. what kind of mandate does that deliver to -- >> it's def

phillip: on the question about a number of priorities, it is a shrewd question. andy carter who is here, looked after this question and 2001. were two big ones -- taxes and education on the domestic side. this administration currently is planning to do at least four or five huge lifts. it immigration, tax reform, health care, supreme court. that is four. you want to throw when infrastructure, whether you , wet overall budgeting could go on, but you are seeing a sense of the scale. you do have an unusual constellation of circumstances and people in which much may be possible. and the question will be how much and that is implications for how you want to manage your confirmation side, foreign policy stuff. if you're thinking strategically. the question about preparedness. eric's point is exactly right. i would only at two things -- one is, think about, i believe the foreign policy and defense policy institutions are fundamentally still stuck in the late 20th century and are highly during the cold war and remain so 25 years later. i think both foreign and defense institu

andy verity, bbc news. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator, jo phillipsnd sunday people, nigel nelson. a warm welcome to you both this boxing day evening. but first a look at some of tomorrow's front pages... a picture of george michael dominates the front page of the i — with the paper focusing on the charitable donations made by the pop superstar. meanwhile — the mirror has speculation about how the musician died. the former wham frontman is also pictured in the telegraph. but the paper's main story, is a warning from england's chief nursing officer that the nhs should spend more money looking after patients in their own homes. and finally the express leads with a report from a pro—brexit campaign group which claims that the uk will be at least £450 £450 million a week better off, after leaving the european union. so those are the papers that we have in safe. because it is still relatively early. george michael, very sad news, were you a george michael fan? i thinking was absolutely an extraordinary fan. the chap you were just talking to who was singing