when we come back, we will meet dwayne betts, the author of "a dwayne betts, the author of "a question of >> at the age of 16, dwayne betts when from excelling as a high-school student to carjacking a man in virginia. it was a mistake that led to prison time. while in prison, his grip of money from cleaning toilets to buy books, and he immersed himself in reading and writing. he is now an author with an amazing story of his turnaround. is a new book is called "a question of freedom," which will debut in bookstores in august 6. i cannot wait to read it. it is absolutely unbelievable, especially on the front jacket, where you read it and you were drawn into what it is about. tell us about your history and your time in prison and have you got to where you are now published author. >> a lot of people write stories about prison. i was not the typical child to people fought -- i was an honor student, on a roll all the time in my school. even after i got locked up, i got my diploma before i was sentenced to prison. but the thing about it is that a lot of things are going on with young people

kelly and betts in the backfield. betts will get the carry right side and he is across the 40- yard line. a gain of about four on the play. jared johnson on the stop. but the redskins moving the ball fairly easily in the opening stages. if this is september, you're concerned. it's august, so temper any worries, though i know ravens fans in the year where they've had a transition in coordinator immediately will look for every sign of, uh-oh, this isn't the same thing. >> stan: no question about it. >> gerry: six defensive backs in for the ravens. campbell to throw. he's got a man wide open and he can't get it in his hands, off the outstretched hands of marcus hagans, the former kansas city chief. ray lewis finally applying the pressure as he chases jason campbell to the sideline. the ravens side stepped what would have been a big play for the redskins. >> stan: the ravens were bringing pressure. there's holes in these zones behind pressure, because they're giving up some zones. if you give it enough time, they've got p

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ladell betts and clinton portis, you helped them both rush for over a thousand yards. did they get you a rolex, a car? what did they get you? >> as a matter of fact [ inaudible ] ladell is on the cheap side. >> reporter: you played for the edmonton eskimos and the winnipeg blue bombers in the cfl. what is the hardest thing about being an american playing professional football in canada? >> nothing. >> reporter: nothing hard? >> no. it was fun. i had a blast. >> reporter: you were 19 when you first went over there. >> my mom signed my first contract. >> reporter: two years ago in a lions game you pancaked -- indiscernible ] you remember the play i'm talking about? >> i know exactly. >> reporter: do you ever run over a guy and feel bad? >> no. i enjoy it. i enjoy it quite a bit. every chance i get i'll even let them no. hey, don't let it happen. it's my job. i relish that more than touchdowns. >> how would you like to be run over by that? the voting is in for the dave and dave. 58% to 42% in favor of yours truly. actually it speaks to the popularity of dave ross that he

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