double team on johnson down low goes benson, benson in trouble now. he gets it out and the flyers all kind of trouble against this defense. lowery penetratessings goes up with it and gets the roll. >> derek: that's what the gap in the defense there is. when you reverse the basketball, take it down the center, the heart of the lane, you get a lot of nice, easy looks. that's what is really susceptible about the zone defense when you reverse the basketball, it leaves a lot of gaps in the middle of the court. >> mike: flyers up 14-10. lee yet to score tonight, backing down, outside to darius james who can't get it to go. out of bounds. it will be dayton basketball. they are really efficient on the offensive glass. they can handle just about everything >> derek: they are one of the best offensive rebounding teams in country averaging just about 16 offensive rebounds per game, which is releaptless. when you take a look at the losses, they only averaged 122 offensive rebound. that's a key denominator in all of the losses. paul dribbling through the trap to m

one on one with josh benson >> derek: he is creating the offense. count lane >> mike: loose on it the floor, stolen away. marcus johnson to mickey perry. >> derek: a nice take to the basket by mickey perry. transition offense by these flyers. they came up with the steal and able to get out into the open court for the nice, easy lay-in the lee backs out now, 18- footer on the way, nails it. >> that's the connect shot that lee has made in this game. very personal player. low post core. >> paul williams maces the three and the rebound comes out, old dominion. that's a missed shot and that's a good shop. that came from dibble penetration did from a dribble penetration. >> there a gerald lee back door again. he scored 10. that's a one-point flier lead and dayton with the ball. josh benson from 17. doesn't get the roll, gets up, no good. loose on the floor, out of bounds. it will be old dominion ball when we come back. timeout on the floor, 15:04 left to play. dayton up by 1. >>> 32-31, dayton with a one- point lead with just over 15 minutes left to play

from bobby moreau's olympic gold medal to the late senator benson. mcallen monitor has covered the good and the bad. the sad and joyous news for 100 years. congratulations to them on its 100th year anniversary. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. lungren: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized to address the for one minute. mr. lungren: thank you, mr. speaker. when we were discussing and debating on the health care bill, i got a call in my office from one of my constituents and after we had spoken for sometime he said i have a confession to make. he said, i voted for president obama because i thought that he would be -- he would bring us together and that there was hope. but then he said these words. he said, i did not vote for this madness. what did he mean? i guess maybe he was talking about a health care bill that's going to cost more money, going to raise taxes and not going to take care of all americans. i gu

. >> so you clerked for riley rutledge during the benson court, 1947. then you come down the pictures and this court -- >> i served an -- on that court from 1970 to 1975. then this is the court i joined, the one at the bottom. >> the seventh circuit, where is it located in >> wisconsin, illinois, and indiana. but we always sit in chicago. >> what was your experience sitting on the seventh circuit? >> well, i learned a great deal. an awful lot about federal law, of course. i served with some awfully good judges and learned a lot from them. in that picture, for example, tom fairchild was the chief judge for years and i learned a lot from him and p others of my colleagues. >> so what's the difference between the circuit court of appeals and the supreme court? >> well, in the circuit court of appeals you are more bound by precedent than in the court of appeals here. if there is a decision or an tean -- opinion, the court of appeals is really required to follow it whereas in this court there are many more open questions that have not been really finally reso