auburn gets it back.ce to cut now into an eight-point lead. >> bob: think think john calipari likes to see the young players in the environment. they did a great job on tuesday against florida. see how they react now. >> carter: he told his team today every time we go on the road it's going the be somebody's super bowl. he expected this. knox banks it in. six-point game. cousins tow fouled by knox. it's now a ssix-point game. when we return, the broadcast team is about to get a whole lot better. >> we have a basketball game after all in beard-eaves memorial coliseum. six-point lead for kentucky on auburn. carter blackburn with bob bob wenzel and arab ashley judd. it told you we'd get better looking after the time-out. here to talk about the coaches hoops for haiti, by john calipari, fundraising tomorrow, a telethon. what is your involvement and how did you get involved in the effort that helps the people of haiti? >> i wasn't the least bit surprised when i started to get e-mails from everyone at the athle

auburn basketball, with 36.3 to go. >> bob: auburn did the right thing. no need to foul when it's a three-point game. the three by bledsoe, way long. the hustle by patterson good. but unfortunately, off his leg. you would expect that is something you'd get an offensive rebound in that situation. >> carter: auburn trailed by 19 points in the first half. and have a chance to tie it with a three on his possession. >> bob: just got to take the first shot that feels good. >> carter: it's been over eight minutes since auburn hit a three. >> bob: they can hold it until the last shot. >> carter: hargrove creates. dishing to knox. swatted out by cousins. 1 seconds to 19 seconds to play. one-second differential between the shot clock and game clock. >> bob: blue shirts everywhere in the paint. cousins comes over and blocks another one. guys do not get shorter as the game goes on. they get tired but they don't get shorter. so the shot block is very much in evidence in this one from kentucky. >> bob: some key plays down the stretch. down three. sullivan makes it. it'

kentucky and auburn, more on that coming up.derbilt and south carolina unbeaten in the conference at 2-0. either lsu or florida by the end of the night is going to be 0-3 to start off play in the southeastern conference. coming up, some of you join the crew where scotty hopson, will take on number three and the number ten. and -- 23 and number ten. arkansas takes on arkansas on the other network. tip-off is minutes away. back with more after this. >> whit: back on sec tip-off with football news and notes. ed to granson, 11-year nfl veteran with nine years of college experience is the new coordinator at georgia. most recently the dallasboys defensive line. two more players declaring for the draft. mcclain says he's ready, as is jackson who has been told he could be a second round pick. one more, how about tim tebow? his first endorsement, well, kind of. he will appear in a 0-second comer maoist rebel commercial -- 30-second commercial in the super bowl. it's a theme of celebrate family, celebrate life. the late game on the sec ne

auburn closes on the mini-run to cut it to 13. patterson with 12 first half points along with five rebounds. 12.5 rebounds for patterson. 13-point lead for kentucky at auburn, as we send you to whit with the cellular south halftime report. >> all right, carter. thanks very much. coming up in a moment, a classic in knoxville earlier today. ole miss and tennessee. 40 minutes insufficient to settle the issue. we will show you that one in a moment. >>> this halftime report is brought to you by -- >> whit: new tennessee football coach derek dooley introduced today in a top 25 basketball match-up at the rupp arein thompson-bowling arena. deaundre cranston ties the game at 59 with under a minute to go. after ole miss ste steal, ball d chance to win. the game-winner is short. we go to overtime in knoxville. in o.t., square at 61. josh bone all alone. the vols up three. 90 seconds to play. next possession, terrico white. the three. and the foul. he had 17 in the game. ole miss up by one. next possession for the vols. wayne chism, what a ga

tennessee struggled early against auburn. >> mark: auburn came in and knocked down ten threes in the first half. tennessee really picked their defensive intensity up in the second half. you'll see a lot of false screen, double high ball screen with ole miss. >> eric: henry gets it over to graham. working that, the foul on the jump shooter. and bruc bruce pearpearl, the j comes off early. >> e e trying to getarted. they trail ole miss by eight. >> eric: welcome back, we're at thompson-boling arena. pat summit looking on. her lady vols after a tough season a year ago playing very good basketball. in the 2009/2010 season. speaking of influential head coaches here at tennessee, how about don devoe in the house. >> mark: two phenomenal coaches. don devoe coached great players like tony white and nix and the great players in the area and went to coach at the united states naval academy and did a terrific job there as well. ohio state buckeyes from way back. >> eric: coach doug roth. one of the first g guys to run a play. >> mark: ole miss comes out in a zone defense, 2-3. >> eric: bobby ma

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they face auburn today. that game is on the s.e.c. network.t the ship. they take on the winless l.s.u. tigers. dave baker and joe dean jr. have the preview. >> the newscasters saying whether l weather like this, don't leave your dog outside. they're ready to go here as mississippi state looks to bounce back from a two-game losing streak hosting l.s.u. i'm dave baker alongside joe dean jr. the cold weather gripped all of the south. but my hip state three-point shooting went deep threes a week ago. >> you're right. they come in here ranked the number one three-point shooting team in the s.e.c. two road games last week, alabama and arkansas, both losses they struggled. you can see the numbers, ravern johnson, one of the top shooters and dee bost couldn't hit anything. the team as a whole, 15 of 75. they're back home at the hump today where they feel much more comfortable. i suspect they'll shoot it better today. >> if l.s.u. is to have a shot today they have to get a big has shown he has do it before. we find out what happens when we tip it off a

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so i kind of sad, harvard, but i made it sound like auburn.and he actually from then i never brought me to see hedley donovan again, but i think he thought for the rest of time that i've gone to auburn. [laughter] one of the things we try to do because of that was when i became editor of "time" magazine it was true that you get isolated as a journalist, especially in the state capitol. so we used to get a greyhound bus and drive route 50 across america, stopping at pta meetings and town halls and bowling alleys and rotary club practice, so that people could get a sense on really what was on people's minds. the last trip we took instead of doing the bus trip, we rented something that always wanted to do, a boat and went from panama missouri and went down to new orleans. while i was at "time" magazine, it's rarely got bitten by the notion of covering people, but also about the possibility of writing books. otto friedrich was my senior editor. a wonderful old man with a bushy red mustache who is totally and always and constantly amused by himself

northwestern-auburn, the outback bowl.orthwestern with a chance to win pushes the field goal wide right. wait. hold on. flag on the play. roughing the kicker. when you rough the kicker, it means another chance at a victory. northwestern lines up. instead of kicking the field goal, called for the trick play and failed to score, which means northwestern blows two opportunities. auburn wins a thriller in overtime. >>> nba action. the lakers' kobe bryant is king against the kings. at the buzzer, kobe drills the game winner. this guy is so clutch. that's his third game-winning buzzer beater this season. the lakers actually trailed by 20 points but would win on bryant's heroics. that's a look at sports. i'm joe carter. >>> look close here. you are looking at the top of an suv that could have been a death trap for a father and son and their friend. the three were parked on a sandbar on the willamette river for a fishing trip. when rab started pouring down, the river quickly swelled and swallowed up the suv. >> we were up to our n

shutting downheenetration from auburn. >> whit 'ba: trying to stop a thregameosin gstreak. houston heinz withhe bket and one 25. seconds left. stewart knocks the bl loose. turner cleans u thess. down to one-potinme. n sends left. downth t. fit s.c. loss forhe bullgs a alabama stops a stilto ce on the s.c. network, kentucky, ranke number t in woe country, up big on arkansas. the condsealsoono come. >>> this hftimal report is brout to you by -- pohiemcus cousins, ten ts, ni rebnds in the first ha. kentucky up rgenla arkaas. ericollins and bob wenzel will have the call whewe n co bac >>ric:et ready to get startewithhe second lfha for the locals.been fantasti the second-rand kentucky ldcawi 57 first half points. eytheadrksas by30. withorr rutge head coach telesioncreen.ricollins.hope ith up close and personal, ic ability of kentucky is ocki >> bob: it manifests itself a loof ways. on the offenveend, obou fensively is where it's happening for the team. t afr it onheefensive end. ho about the shot ocking? i ey are seven. ve thought tre w nine. dael onion, he is t backup center. h

he had a shot at the buzzer to beat auburn earlier this year. heck of a time for the spartans.e. he's been giving it to him, not that time. stywall lost it out of bounds. unc greensboro has no threes in this game. you can't say the same about state. scott wood's got three of them. [ woman ] half the calories. [ man ] all the g. ♪ ♪ [ man #2 ] half the calories. all the g. [ muhammad ali m gonna float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. ♪ ♪ float like a butterfly. sting like a bee. i'm gonna float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. ♪ ♪ sting like a...sting like a bee. ♪ ♪ [ woman ] half the calories, all the g. [ woman #2 ] i know that's right. >> mike h.: nc state 41, unc greensboro, 32. at the start of the first half, spartans have three turnovers nc state has none. i think you can say that might be the difference. >> mike g.: that's exactly how the game started which built the hole for unc greensboro. against this competition you can't do that, especially at home. you have to give yourself some shots at every opportunity. >> mike h.: here are the two guys we talked abo

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following that, another chance to see q&a with auburn -- o author michael scammell. >> the senate returnseak of an increase in debt. off the floor, house and senate democratic leaders are discussing the health care bill and the senate passed its bill on christmas eve, but it does not include the public option which is in the house bill. they have to agree on the same version before sending it to the president. the aim is to get a final bill to the president's desk before the state of the union address sometime in early february. >> i am always concerned about the potential, and for seeing consequences of new regulations. new regulations act as a tax. when you regulate something you tend to diminish it. >> robert mcdowell on

they knocked off auburn in daytona beach.the wolf pack have another nonconference game before they get into acc play. this is the time of year, larry, where the bulk of your nonconference season has been completed. you're itching to go in conference play, though the wolf pack played one game already, losing at wake forest. the bulk of the conference season is ahead, and the special time of year when we move into conference play. >> larry: this is an important game for both clubs. it's going to give them an idea what it's going to look like going forward. we talked about it earlier, this time of year, everybody looks back on what the previous year was like. well, for coaches, they only look back to november, that's as far as they go. and coming forward, for both teams, played 13 games each, i think they have a pretty good idea of what it's going to be like going into conference play. they may have a few questions yet to be answered, but right now, they've pretty much form lated what it's going to be like in conference play and

terrorism concerns prompted auburn university to develop a program they claim trains dogs to sniff outrying explosives as they casually walk past. since the detroit incident, discussions about increasing aviation security focused mostly on technology and perhaps one part of the solution is man's best friend. in california, kara finstrom for cnn. >> all right. >> good stuff there. >>> the "cnn newsroom" continues right now with brooke baldwin. >> hey, brooke. >> hey, guys. a fabulous saturday to you. let's start first, today, president barack obama pledges to hold accountable every single person here involved in that botched terror plot. christmas day, and in fact in his

network stations, mikhail torrance, alabama taking on auburn. that will go out to all of the s.e.c.iates on this saturday afternoon. back inside the network studios, with barry booker, i'm whit watson. those expecting to see ole miss at 4:00 eastern time, 3:00 central, that game against arkansas has been moved to sunday night at 7:00 p.m. due to weather in the in the game. first substitution. he wears number 30 for washington state. and on the wing in the defensive zone. >> miles: coach bone talked about when they were practicing this zone defense yesterday, they want to recognize who the shooters are. they want to make gaddy a jump shooter. he's only shooting 2-17 from the three point line. they want to extend out to isaiah thomas if he catches out behind the line. >> steve: right now it seems like washington state is matching washington with their defensive intensity. and clay thompson coming in, we told you missed the bus yesterday just by a few minutes. they held it up to him, but because he did not get to the bus in time, did not start, he comes in and two minutes into the game

into southern college football tickets and a competition between the university of alabama and auburn. and this competition start the late 1800s but they stopped playing for 41 years before 1940 because of some dispute over who had to pay the referee. and finally they played in 1948, and hear of this game is and salem. his dad comes from what is palestine from ramallah, and his mom's parents came from lebanon, and they had immigrated to tennessee. so he kind of becomes this football legend in birmingham, alabama. even though athletes can transcend racial boundaries, some things he can't transcend. you learn about that in the chapter but there's an interesting intersection with the church bombing and his life that you sort of see play out in the chapter. this chapter is called prologue. from here we moved to june of 1967. what happens overseas in june of 1967? [inaudible] >> very good. i don't know who's keeping score between the families, but someone write that down. so this chapter is called home. the character is in baltimore. this is the day she arrives in america by boat. the reas

jobs came from michigan to marion, from pennsylvania to decatur, from wisconsin to auburn, from mexico to elkhart. there's that long german word i always there eat that long german word i always mispronounce, that means enjoyment obtained from the troubles of others. watching the agonies of other states, we take no delight at this misfortune. hoosiers never do. our first reaction to a neighbor in trouble is to look for a way to help. but if we take no enjoyment, we will take the jobs from companies who know a state built for growth, a state with its act together, hen they see one. when the if we take no enjoyment we will take jobs from companies in a auate with its act together when the dust settles on this recession we will have a higher share of america's auto and steel jobs than we did before. in 2009 when national business investment fell the number of new jobs committed to indiana actually grew over the near record year of 2008. 2009 was the year when several young companies who may lead the electric vehicle industry chose indiana for their plans. many of their suppliers are follo

auburn routed georgia southern. it was vandy over southern miss.ky beat louisville and georgia was beaten badly at missouri. here, it's l.s.u. by six. matt: halftime in baton rouge with l.s.u. leading utah 39-33. tune in mondays at 10:30 eastern for the ride on css. join former nfl players and coaches as they take eight under the radar high school quarterbacks through a journey of emotional and technical development for a shot at the all american, u.s. all american bowl. it's at 10:30 eastern on css. more halftime coming up from the pmac. matt: l.s.u. 39, utah 33. let's take a look back at the first half highlights and three point shooting came them in the game early. daymeon: talk about the inside-outside combination. on the road also and they've got those shots going inside and out, matt. and then you look at l.s.u., l.s.u. has mitchell. his name is storm warren, and he's been doing as well on the inside. we look at some of the numbers. in the first half, and then for l.s.u., 15-13 respectively for mitchell and warren. matt: and 13 second chance

jobs came to michigan to marion, pennsylvania, wisconsin to auburn, mexico to elkhart.applause] there is a long germ frs -- >> watching the agonies of other states, we make no delight. if we take no enjoyment, we will take the job from companies who know a state with its act together when they see one. [applause] we will have a higher share of america's auto, steel, industries. when national investment fell by one-fourth the number of new jobs committed to indiana grew over the near record year of 2008. 2009 was the year when several young companies that may lead the electric vehicle industry chose indiana for their plant. our goal is to be the capital of this potentially massive industry of tomorrow. over the last two years, indiana has been the fastest growing state in wind power. and now businesses seeking to build the equipment for this new industry are coming to cities in missouri. within weeks you will see us explode onto the solar power landscape. perhaps most telling, 2008 brought the welcome word that more people are moving into indiana than moving out. the num

. >> i'm sure your answer would have been at markedly different if auburn was planned for the national championships. against northwestern? [laughter] some people remember that. in the pool and weedeater bowl. >> on intelligence rules, has the president reached out to any african-american leaders since that failed terrorist attempt from and a jury in-- a nigerian man? >> i do not believe the president has had any foreigner week -- for it leader calls to africa. -- foreign leader calls to africa. i do not know exactly who nsc might have talked to, counterparts, but the president has not. is this -- >> the continent of africa is a place where tourists are recruited and they are being trained there. there are tentacles leading out of places like somalia and nigeria. . . >> i know the president has talked with leaders from throughout the world on the causes for this type of conditions to be created through lack of governance, lack of opportunity, and i don't think there is any doubt that this will continue both here at the state department and defense parma going forward. in travelling to

jobs came from michigan to marianne, pennsylvania to decatur, wisconsin to auburn, mexico to sell -- elkhart. [applause] there is that long a german word always mispronounce that means enjoyment obtained from the troubles of others. watching the agony of other states we take no delight at their misfortune. hoosiers never do. our first reaction to a neighbor in trouble is to look for a way to help. but if we take no enjoyment, we will take the jobs from companies who know a state built for growth, a state with its act together when they see one -- [applause] when the dust settles on this recession we will have a higher share of america's auto, rv and steel jobs than we did before in a 2009 when the national business investment failed i almost one-fourth. the number of new jobs committed to india naturally grew over the new record year of 2008. 2009 was the year several young companies who may leave the electric vehicle industry chose indianan for their plans. many of their suppliers are following them. our goal is to be the capitol. over the last two years and yet has been the fastest

it is a source of pride for all supporters of alabama football, and not only that, but auburn supporters. i can tell you that we're all in the state of alabama and throughout the country proud of mark ingram. from president mark robert witt and coach nick saban to all citizens of the state. in conclusion, madam speaker, we congratulate mark ingram for his achievements through his hard work, and it did take hard work, it was not given to him. he's earned every accolade. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan. mr. kildee: i continue to reserve. first of all i would like to thank the gentleman from alabama, mr. baucus, for wreck -- bachus, for recognizing the ability, character of mr. ingram. we are very proud of him in flint, michigan. we are very so happy that alabama can share our pride. i thank you for your kind words. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. guthrie: i have another speaker. i would like to yield as much time as he may consume, another gentleman from alabama, mr. bonner. the speak

games won by comfortable margins and there were close calls against the university of tennessee and auburn university. there was the return matchup with florida, the defending s.e.c. championship and the defending national champion and its outstanding quarterback tim tebow in the s.e.c. title game. each game and each victory was a building block towards the b.c.s. championship game on january 7 where the team achieved its ultimate goal. the matchup in pasadena was fitting because the university of alabama and the university of texas both have proud football histories with legendary coaches and coaches like paul -- with coaches like paul "bear" bryant and darrell loyal. the fans on both sides were aphid and dedicated who -- avid and dedicated who came out to support their teams with enthusiasm. but in doing so they were very respectful and hospitable towards each other. that is the way college athletics should be. that's the way that things should be on the floor of this house. and we should all be committed to that. and i think that we are. the game itself had inspiring personal stories. t

auburn, if they were to score would be a dagger here on the road. >> auburn on a little 6-0 run to take this two point lead. wayne reid >> play it without fouling. 11 seconds left on the shot clock >> reid gets bumped on the way in, and he will step top the free throw line. spencer is with him for the foul. that will be the first on beau and wayne reid with a chance to make this a two possession lead if he can convertite line >> great play going hard to the rim by duane reade. another situation 11 seconds on the shot clock. you got to be able to defend without fouling. the foul line at that point the shot's off. >> reid now 7 out of 11 at the line. he's got 20 points, senior out of houston, texas. season high is 24. used that number twice this year. >> too strong on the free throw but ross is there for the rebound and time-out by a burn. >> free throw block out. talk about it all the time. it's something that you practice. you've got to pinch your two defensive rebounders and make sure that you can u cannot give up an offensive rebound on a foul shot at that point in the game. >> i'm te

that game in auburn, alabama. kentucky yet to licke so far this season. >> mark: andy kennedy likes to utilize the ball sou een at the tfor t of the key. not sure if they were going to switcfor nnder it and trap it. ole miss takes advantage when they drive to the baiteet. >> -gayn: the back court for tennessee. down loanta halvolun a little too strostrong. it's ole miss baiteetball. >> mafirst: nice no-call by the officials, letting them play. stunetimes there is contact thshoot really has no effect on the game. good ohe baicllois w let that g. >> -gic: gets inside. he's going to be called for the ohe baensive fouy, ou ansto. that is the third charge we have seen from an ole miss rebe o far this ballgame. >> mark: ole miss has done a poordo of drthe cuing. terrico white. he's on balance and under nond.ol,. ntilizing the the high ball screen. call it a little ball screen shoot the tfor t of the key. gaski poi, again, he charges and a little out of controvolun ggoingddo ump shot. >> eric: on the end line. >> mark: o