chris cooper back in the game along with neely, masharee neely. it's interesting to see old dominion's defense as goose as the flyers >> derek: they are. they don't come off the bench with young players so they don't do very much when they make the substitution >> mike: 25-22, dayton on top. a minute and a half left to play. london warren all over de lancey. >> derek: this is the high post offense. they can't get the open shot. they are look for the low block >> mike: they defended that first option re well. >> mike: 10 seconds left. bazemore, hits the back board, offensive rebound. basket and the foul. keyon carter gets the offensive glass. kurt huelsman fouls him >> derek: we talked about the mop narcs' ability to rebound the ball on the offensive board. another offensive rebound by cooper. he not only get the rebound, he is able to pick up the bucket and the foul. he will look to complete the traditional three-point play. paul williams goes out. mark just johnson back in >> derek: the thing to keep an eye on in this game is offensive rebound. r

phil: 73, chris cooper, right guard. here he is. oh, he gets his arms around and pulls.er good job. look at the defenders all to the left. everybody for the eagles. that was probably their thought coming into this game. let's guard the short receivers, the guys that guard those five-yard routes and kyle orton getting off that five-yard route and finding wide-open receivers behind him. jim: eagles defense could make a couple of big plays here. second and 14. from out of the end zone. it's gaffney. he's only to the 9. phil: well, the one thing that stuck out when the eagles don't blitz, they're a middle of the road defense. jim: two-minute warning in philadelphia. sometimes the little things in life feel like our biggest enemies. [dripping] [shower running] they can be damaged... they can be stolen. happily, there's the american express charge card. if something you recently bought with the card breaks, it can be repaired... replaced... or your account can be credited. you'll even get membership rewards points with each purchase... and peace of mind when you travel. can yo

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format than having chris john aubin pour in tehran and nic robertson in baghdad and doing a reporter. i still try to have reported news that cnn be the core of it with anderson cooper, aaron brown, and many others. it is cheaper and it's easier to get a solid audience for last by having very strong opinionated talk shows. and that goes not just for cable tv but for the blogosphere as well. and the blog is here, if your pc, if you have those great one-liners, you can get a following just as surely as if you were really courageous and scraped up all of your money and went uncovered what's happening in helmand province now in afghanistan. so that worries me as well. what is the antidote to that? one of the antidote is what i talked about at the beginning of may speech. if we have a system where people could pay for it. most news would still be free, most news would be generic. opinions would be freak as they proliferate on the web. but if people get paid for it easily, you would need a whole lot of people. if one 10th of them, 5 million will pay $2 a month were talking about more money than "the new york times" company. you can have a golden age of journalism is good