free-throw for the flyers and temple had one attempt on the line and lowery checks back in and chris johnsonnd in the last ball game. >> john: we talked about chris wright and how he missed 19 games in the freshman year and how quickly he would have gotten to 1,000 points and that would have been sooner. >> tom: more of the drive and the rebound and out of bounds. chris wright, look at some of his biography over a thousand points, 42nd player in dayton history to do that and one thing not on that, you can look at all the numbers are, preseason first team selection this year. he's a wonderful kid. >> john: everyone talks about him and what a great ambassador he is for the program. dayton basketball is a big part of the community and in the city of dayton. >> tom: on the run to the temple owls and you the putback, no good and with the rebound. lowery should have finished this but instead, does it with an exclamation point to chris wright. >> >> john: and chris wright having some trouble finishing, no problems for the last possession. >> >> tom: all the talk of how they struggling and down by 6

johnson's l.s.u. tigers. bo spencer in the back court, garrett green with another start. chris, tasmin mitchell and storm warren. warren has been a heck of a lot effective at home in baton rouge than on the road. >> bob: young, inexperienced player but he can board. that's his job in the game. the 2-3 zone does not allow for good block-out responsibilities. >> eric: a.j. ogilvy gets his first piece of the ballgame. >> bob: 6'11", 250. model of consistency during his career is ogilvy. >> eric: important game for vanderbilt. just a game behind kentucky. the ball is poked away by beal. should vanderbilt win the game, half game behind the wildcats. kentucky has a tough one tonight at home against the tennessee. this is how the commodores line up -- brad tinsley, jermaine beal, jeffery taylor has been hot of late and steve tchiengang and a.j. ogilvy already in the scoring column. off a screen. tasmin mitchell misses his first shot. green, the offensive rebound. >> bob: green 6'11" in california, seldomly used but yesterday in practice, trent johnson told me he is going to give the g

. >> let me just interject here, chris johnson ran for over 2000 yards and he caught a lot of passings for big yardage too. i think it's going to be hard. >> but you know what, he's a titan and i remember before the league realigned the titans were our arch rival before it became the steelers he can still go suck an egg. that's how it's supposed to be, it's supposed to be, you know, about your team and it's okay if you hate the opposition. i think that's what great about sports, root against the other guy. it's okay. >> phil we can talk forever. we got to run. thank you for all the hard work you do off the field. thank you for the great job in the booth we appreciate it. you're a solid pro, man. >> thank you, don and marty both thank you for having me on today. >> phil we'll see you later blower. >> fedex find out more on their website of how you can get involved. q. does a great job. >> played 14 years for one team, super bowl, 33,000 yards not enough. backing up flacco today. >>> first warninin,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> five and a half till 7:00. here come updates from sharon and marty at fi

a four-point game, 1:32 to play off the 3-pointer by chris johnson. and found an opening. rob lowery, excuse me, ma welome, >> tom: close call, a big part of the dayton season. this is a close one here and that down by 4 and they lost by four, 78-74 and all of the saint joseph's games, they had a chance in the end and saint joseph's hanging on and waying it 60-59 the st. louis ball game, it's over. they win it 68-65 in double overtime. the last game, dayton with a chance chris johnan talls -- falls off the side of the rim, losing it 73-71 and gregory spent last week and a close game, going to make or break the winner of the atlantic 10 and his resume is part of the story. >> reporter: they build character and get close to 3 here and this year issue hasn't worked out and when you look at it with 18 wins, you sometimes wonder what would the record be look. >> absolutely. >> rob lower's 3 makes the game tighter 42-38, the four-point lead for temple. under a minute and a half to play for the four center. if you're temple, you keep on trys -- trying to run offense. >> reporter:

johnson, no. chris allen with rebound. too quick a shot?k: not necessarily. >> verne: okay. >> clark: i would have liked to have seen purdue move it around. but he can make that shot. he's capable there. and they haven't been getting a lot of good shots going against the halfcourt defense. >> verne: chris allen guarded by keaton grant. 12 on the shot clock. this is lucas. [ whistle ] jackson called for the foul. >> clark: that's a reset of the shot clock. >> verne: only the third team foul against purdue in this half. 1:49 to go. and a fresh 35 on the clock. >> clark: michigan state will look to maximize that 35 seconds, verne. they're gonna go back for some type of pick-and-roll situation. draymond green is a very capable shooter from the edges. and he's got a matchup advantage against kramer. >> verne: yep. >> clark: they should just isolate him and let him go to work. >> verne: there's a little back and forth. he's on the baseline. turnaround jumper, no. putback, no. third time, yes! huge size advantage. >> clark: and he took it -- it's

get to go work doing what he does best, tackling chris johnson right there. then estops gates short of the down. four tackles from fletcher, as well as some fun on the sideline. [indiscernible] >>with the long hair. >>cut your hair, hippy. >>>matt schaub taking on mvp honors with two touchdown passes 13 of 17 for 189 yards. ray rice making the first of his first pro bowl game with the 23-yard run led to a feel goal and the tie. they take it for the first time in three years. 41-34 the final. >>>still to come on geico sportsnite, superbowl week has arrived, and everybody has an opinion on the saints and colts. former superbowl champ phil si mm s weigh inside on the game. >>>with their win in chapel hill, virginia has put the rest of the league on notice. where does that leave uva in the wide open acc. > >>no rest for bene olson. the star turned assistant coach still doing what he can do to help out the black and red. we're checking back on the first day of practice when we get back on geic man:e as altime who'mosttant. man:e as altime er lke g.cave..hereat fen

. >> host: chris, paul johnson is on the line up with you. >> host: >> caller: i really enjoyed this conversation. one of my other heroes, i agree with him. >> host: who? the former president of poland? labor union leader in the 80s? >> caller: he was a great man. what he did in the union that they had, that really was a great thing in bringing down the communist block. my question to you is, have you ever compare the labour movement in england to that of the united states. the unions volunteered, these people volunteered were forced into it sometimes? >> host: that could lead to a big answer. let's see what mr. johnson has in store. >> guest: you have raised a very important question which i spent a lot of my life trying to consider what i think about it. the unions were important in the 1970s. and a great evil because too much legal power in my view. that was the reason i left the labor party and became a supporter of margaret thatcher. she promised me and the country that she would reform the unions and she did. unions are good thing in themselves because working men need to be al

kevin johnson, david butler and chris washington. here's cal with gutierrez back in the game as the point guard. >> marques: the two-three matchup. this makes the dense look like an amoeba. change their composition as the game develops. >> steve: randle misses the shot. he complains to the official that he got fouled. >> marques: second time he's complained about the aggressive defense of derek glasser. we've seen that allowed glasser to get into his head. of jerome randle. >> steve: randle said the key was the play smart. and he had a scowl on his face. >> marques: jerome randle out of chicago, illinois. maybe one of these guys played better. >> steve: abbott misses the three. rebound by shipp. and the foul is called. >> marques: got the rebound. got his body through the offensive foul. adythng ♪ w kfy rd wi rinaen g to in t-of- tas w win or ket. ♪ >> marques: let's take a look at our lexus defensive play book. and see how they've been on stand out toward midcourt. he allows abbott to turn a corner way too easily. gets right where h

. >> host: chris in fair banks, alaska, thank you for holding. paul johnsonis on the line with you. go ahead. >> caller: ey, mr. johnson, really enjoyed this conversation you have had, and i-some of your heroes are money heroes, too, with george washington, abraham lincoln. but one of my other heroes is electric. >> host: the former president of poland, labor union leader ins the 80s. >> caller: he is one of our great -- he was a great man, and what he did with the union, that i think really was a big thing as far as bringing down the communistblock. mymy -- communist bloc. have you ever compared the labor movements in england to that in the united states? and are the unions in england -- these people volunteered or are they forced into it sometimes? and -- >> host: tell you what chris, that could lead to a big answer. let's see what mr. johnson has in store. >> guest: well, you raised a very important question, which i have spent a lot of my life trying to consider what i think about it. the unions were very important to britain in then 1970s, and a great ev

. >> host: chris in fair banks, alaska, thank you for holding. paul johnson is on the line with you. go ahead. >> caller: ey, mr. johnson, really enjoyed this conversation you have had, and i-some of your heroes are money heroes, too, with george washington, abraham lincoln. but one of my other heroes is electric. >> host: the former president of poland, labor union leader ins the 80s. >> caller: he is one of our great -- he was a great man, and what he did with the union, that i think really was a big thing as far as bringing down the communistblock. mymy -- communist bloc. have you ever compared the labor movements in england to that in the united states? and are the unions in england -- these people volunteered or are they forced into it sometimes? and -- >> host: tell you what chris, that could lead to a big answer. let's see what mr. johnson has in store. >> guest: well, you raised a very important question, which i have spent a lot of my life trying to consider what i think about it. the unions were very important to britain in then 1970s, and a great e