when you look at auburn, i'm such coach he saw that auburn's guards are smaller. sullivan, reed and waller. 6'2" and 63. landesberg will have an opportunity to post up just like you saw on the last play. >> matt: landesberg with his first three points of the ballgame. reed splits the defense. gives it to hargrove. jeff lebo says reed and hargrove have to have big games for auburn to have a chance to win. back iran and the rebound is pulled down by landesberg. he will force it up the floor. landesberg working against sullivan. five points for landesberg. and he is off to a great start. and a whistle and foul called on mustapha farrakhan of the virginia cavaliers. >> daymeon: farrakhan is known as the best defender on virginia's team. they said he is probably the most talented. it will be an interesting matchup seeing him go against dewayne reed. >> foul will be called on auburn, i believe. >> daymeon: auburn in the past has gotten called for quite a few moving screens, guys that you look at johnnie and even knox, nyes that come -- guys that come off the bench. >> l

lead for auburn.t. >> matt: so auburn riding the momentum of frankie sullivan's three at end of the first half comes out gunning in the second and the tigers have a three-point lead as tony bennett signals for timeout. know about the apartment? things happen in this building... what are you trying to say, like the building is haunted? please do not scare the new girl. (screams) who are you people? (woman) i am getting out of here right now! (man) you can't! it's not that simple. how did you know what i was going to do before i did it? how do you know any of this is happing at all? >> matt: auburn fans have something to cheer about as the tigers rattled off eight straight points to take a lead over virginia and deja vu for tony bennett. kind of the same thing that happened to his team against penn state the last timeout when they held a three-point lead, actually a six-point lead going into the second half and penn state went on a 27-3 run. >> daymeon: eight straight points and since the three-pointer

and i wanted to do a three person until obviously i didn't through auburn einstein. my daughter and her wisdom i start with her wisdom in the book and end with it although on the write up your outlook play what an idiot she is on a couple things. raking her computer, losing things, that sort of thing. but it was emerson's quote i think that all biography of autobiography and she told me that. i said yes because writing about benjamin franklin was writing about an idealized version myself. someone who is a printer, age or less a newspaper person. a social networker, a striver in the meritocracy. and i could relate to ben franklin or that entrepreneur who wanted to be part of the media world and so. so i said to betsy, while what was i doing when i wrote about einstein and she said well you are writing about your father, which is true. my father is an engineer, loves ryan, sort of a secular jewish coming humanist, wonderful person. and just as einstein wrote my father is my hero. and i said that makes sense. okay smarty-pants what was i doing when i was ready not kissi

that is a dange louse game for the auburn tigers. system houston put on a show and ran with the wildcats here at rupp arena earlier in the season and lost by only ten. >> kyle: good game. sam houston state shot well. and made a lot of threes. kentucky had their hands full. >> matt: tigers coming off a loss to florida state. channels at the buzzer. that is the end of the first half. kentucky is a good half of basketball. as they shoot 51% from the floor. six of nine from behind the arc. perfect at the free-throw line. outrebound them by hefty 21-11. all those numbers add up to a 14-point lead for wildcats at the break. halftime coming up from rupp arena after this time-out. as kentucky closes in on win number 2,000. >>> halftime at rupp arena where the kentucky wildcats lead the austin peay governo governors. as we approach conference play, there are freshman starting to stand out in the crowd. take a look at bob wenzell top five impact freshmen this season. >> living up to enormous expectations seems to be no problem for this year's

i kind of said, harvard, but i made it sound like auburn, and actually from then on they never brought me to see headley donovan again, but i think he thought for the rest of the time i had gone to auburn. one of the things he trade to do because of that is when i became editor of time, it was true that you get isolated as a journalist, especially in -- so we used to get a greyhound bus and drive route 50 across america', stopping at pta meet examination -- meetings and town halls and rotary club breakfasts so people could get a sense for what was on people's mind. the last trip we took, we rented a boat in missouri and went down in new orleans. while i was at "time" is where i really got bitten by the motion of -- by the notion of covering people and also the possibility of writing books. otto friedrich was my editor. he was totally and always and constantly amused by himself. he would just walk around sort of smiling. and he wrote books on the side. i said, i get it. this is really cool. a weekly magazine so we can sit here and write books four days a week and write the article on fr

will have to fight their rivals and ole miss picked to come in second, alabama, lsu, arkansas and auburn, real powers in the east with kentucky and tennessee and vanderbilt, south carolina and florida. florida lost other day though for the first time. >> marcus: varnado, can i see him in an nba camp just really opening the eyes of some coach because of all this activity. jarvis. >> steve: lee picks it off and malcolm, a nice drive to the hoop, and that was strong by malcolm lee. >> marcus: going to the hole. i don't know if it will ever happen, but i'd like to see him being able to try and use that kind of ability from maybe a force with space to operate and off the dribble going to the basket jarvis. >> steve: the bruins have a lot of players that need to get in that weight room? >> marcus: yeah, tyler honeycutt, malcolm lee could use some more strength and right here coming at you, a nice little stutter going left and getting the defense to bite and explosion going to his right and his athleticism really amps up two or three notches, malcolm lee. flat-footed, you don't see it. jarvis.

after that, bernie sanders of firms his auburn nation to ben bernanke is serving a second term as heade federal reserve. and later, we will reair the house debate on a bill that supporters say it will create new jobs and help workers keep the jobs that they have now. on "washington journal" tomorrow morning, we will discuss health care and climate change with jeff bingaman of new mexico. jared bernstein, the economic adviser to vice president biden, will focus on the green jobs. we will talk about defense spending with jack kingston of georgia. and a political vote for it looks at the health care debate in other issues. washington journal is live on c- span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. a couple plight of this to tell you about tomorrow. the senate, and security and governmental affairs committee looks at our economic future, including spending, debt, and deficit. witnesses include 4 -- former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan. that is at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. at 2:00 p.m. eastern, senators and stamina extent -- afghanistan contracts. dollar now available, the c-span bo