again, clemson up 59-58.offensive and defensive ends have really turned up the heat. trying to get it in to mason. she can't handle the pass. 21 turnovers for clemson. hard to win with that many. >> robin: need to give clemson a lot of credit in terms of the fight they had and their ability to come back in this ball game and take the lead. you spend so much energy doing that and a place like north carolina against a team like north carolina, sometimes there's not enough gas left in the tank to finish. >> mike: shot clock winding down. degraffenreid has to put it up. department hit the rim. with one second on the shot clock. >> robin: broomfield on the rebound. one of the things she does very well. she's able to finish the play before the shot clock expires. >> mike: gillespie. wright as clemson needs some threes. already got the rebound. wright just can't hang on to it. turns it over. 22 turnovers now. time-out has been called with 1:37 left. north carolina now up 12. if your silvia hatchell you have to talk

clemson came out quickly in the second half. 20-point lead to as low as 7 before the answer came from the dukies. >> mike: this is a pretty young team. this is a new environment. the firsts that a new guy goes through. the first acc action is completely different than nonconference. >> tim: speed of the game is far different, no doubt. >> mike: intensity. >> tim: they all remembered the blowout of a year ago. it signaled clemson's resurgence. had many people doubting duke last year. the players remembered that. >> debbie: he remembered most the last time-out of the game. coach "k" had the players stare at the scoreboard. he said he never experienced a loss like that before. >> tim: better the coach that understands the human condition. that's is mike krzyzewski in a nutshell. shot clock at two, they have to put it up. that's a violation, no, it's a turnover. they would have preferred the violation. >> mike: that's a good call. just shot clock awareness that falls on the point guard's shoulders. >> tim: 6:12 remaining. a four-poi

duke/clemson coming up in just a minute.t have seen the double overtime experience in winston-salem and the buzzer beating performance in raleigh earlier. we invite you into cameron indoor stadium. the golden corral game summary to this point. an 0-for from downtown. the clemson defense has been good. it's kept them in range in the game to this point. they're going to have to figure something out at the intermission in they want to be competitive. the tigers have been shut down we the t blue devils. tim brando, mike gminski, and debbie antonelli glad to have you with us. at this building that turns 70 years old this year. it is really something here at cameron indoor stadium. oh, the iron finally kind inside for the tigers. >> mike: noel johnson that time with a curl. >> tim: it's 25-12. singler. pulls up. mason plumlee the putback. zoubek over the back. against devin booker. he knew it. brian zoubek picking up his second. >> mike: kyle singler, to this point of the game, has been the most effective offensive player. everybo

and then duke and clemson at 7:45 eastern. both of those games with great intrigue, particularly the night cap of that doubleheader. duke, looking to be the class of the acc, as we begin conference play. >> larry: interesting conference game tonight there. clemson was picked to finish third in this acc. north carolina and duke tied for the first position. and duke really off to a good start, with their only loss at wisconsin, and a really tough place to play. north carolina, i think, still trying to find out what's going on with their club over there. >> bob: and keep this in mind. the clemson tigers have won their last two against duke. can they make it three in a row at cameron? >> larry: well, the question becomes -- you and i have seen clemson this year. i'll tell you, they are very tough defensively. i've seen mike krzyzewski's club this year. they may be playing as good a half court defense that i've seen in years. he's really got them motivated. >> bob: and debbie antonelli will be making that trip over there later toni

maryland takes on clemson and then virginia face north carolina.double-header today and starts at 5:30. check your local listings. how many times has debbie ryan been in this kind of situation? >> debbie: oh, gosh. in her 32 years, a lot. but part of the reason she is a hall of famer because she figures out a way. >> mike: the bottom line is the cavaliers have got to score here and score in a hurry. full-court pressure. >> debbie: that's who you want to have the ball. >> mike: wright has a good look. doesn't hit off the glass. and a foul by gerson and wake will go to the line down the other way. >> debbie: wake was not going to foul and that is who you want to make that play is monica wright. >> mike: wright 6 for 16 from the field and secily ray goes to the free-throw line. ray 6 for 7 from the line this afternoon. and that is a big one. >> debbie: wake forest put themselves in a position to win all game. their execution on the offensive end. their defensive game plan around taking monica wright out is really a blueprint for how to tackle virginia

that's following the clemson/duke game later tonight. until then, enjoy the second half.

boston college trying to fix the loss they suffered at clemson.se, nc state wants to get back on track. >> mike: that has to give clemson confidence in the game and it is at home today. georgia tech at home. we've seen virginia tech come up with big games of late. maryland playing outside the league today. it will shake out in the acc standings. as we head into february but become very important. duke, the only unbeaten team in the league, debbie. >> debbie: because the tournament means so much and winning that crown is so important, you're always playing for seeding in the league. and duke, what a dominating performance on friday night. clearly separated themselves, i thought, from florida state early in that basketball game. north carolina, if they want to be able to contend for the title, they are going to have to beat florida state at home on monday night. >> mike: speaking of that game, it is our monday acc women's hoops game. monroe and the seminoles in chapel hill to take on lucas and the north carolina tar heels. our game starts at monday

number 21 clemson and number 7 duke. the third and final game of our tripleheader.a moment. here's one for you. if me and buster were hanging over a cliff... and you could only save one of us... - which one would you save? - easy, you! - ooh, me or your mom? - uhh sorry mom! your miller lite? oh man... ( mumbling ) how high is the cliff? do you love the taste of your beer this much? well, you could. try the great pilsner taste of a triple hops brewed miller lite. taste greatness. if me and buster were hanging off a cliff... what is she talking about? i know. welcome home, man. >> bob: the wolf pack leading florida 29-27 here at halftime. tracy smith of the wolf pack has been a one-man wrecking crew. 14 points in 16 minutes. 6 of 9 shooting. we'll be back for the start of the second half, straight ahead on acc sunday night hoops. [ man ] put puddles on the line. yes, i know he's a dog. puddles, you're going outside with jennifer to do your business. right by your favorite bush. [ girl ] britney, britney. time travel is totally possible. the fabric of time is interwov

virginia coming up and then they go on the road to a very good florida state team, on the road to clemsonked team in the acc in duke. so it's not like things get much easier for boston college. virginia, 12th in the rpi, 23rd in the ap top 25 duke at number seven, florida state at number 16. ih8hédéj0q q0q xúed@d vç(z the half-court start by walthour. she's fouled. she ripped it from kerri shields. see if they stick on this lead or they are able to finish strong and keep the margin where it has been for really all of this half and much of the first half. >> robin: all right, now. three key players for boston college taking a break. jaclyn thoman sitting down. she's just taking a rest. you've got the big post players murphy and sword both with four fouls. if push comes to shove, certainly can bring the floor leading back out, get her redirecting traffic and have your big girls come back for that scoring punch. >> rich: picco running the show. she can handle the point guard duty even though she is a scorer. nwachukwu in, brown, kerri shields. some of the youngsters getting a chance to play,

clemson now 3-1 after their win against nc state today. and then you've got duke and wake forest getting ready to tee it up on sunday night hoops tomorrow. earlier today, georgia tech wept to chapel hill and won. and you've got this one cooking here, after the maryland victory in boston college. we talked to the head coach of the seminoles, leonard hamilton about this year's acc race. >> there's no doubt that the acc is off to a good start. we have been one of the more dominant leagues in the country for many years. but this year, it seems like the team has stepped it up a little bit. i think we're surprising a lot of people with the quality of how well the acc teams are playing. >> bob: leonard hamilton, of florida state. his point guard is derwin kitchen. success going to the hole this time. 'noles by seven at the break. [ ] 7 halcalo man the ♪ [ ma lf torie f all hamm ] gonnt liutte f and like. ♪ f floa a bly. stke a nnat l buty d sike ♪ inga... 7 ting a [ wohalfalor the wom] i kat's. vo: th t newor the anncr vo: ..ou can get help gwith

we'll swing it over to winston-salem, north carolina, for xavier and wake forest, followed by clemson and duke. for debbie antonelli, larry conley, our crew, this is bob rathbun saying so long from raleigh, north carolina. gators in a miracle. [ male announcer ] the lexus december to remember sales event. now through january 4th. ♪ special lease offers now available on the 2010 rx 350. ♪ december to remember sales event. now through january 4th. ♪ special lease offers now available on the 2010 es 350. ♪ special lease offers now available on the 2010 es 350. t'reunng the men's room marathon. with lots of guys going over and over. and here's the dash to the men's room with lots of guys going urgently. and then there's the night game. waking up to go. these guys should be in a race to see their doctors. right. those could be urinary symptoms due to bph, an enlarged prostate. but for many guys, prescription flomax reduces their urinary symptoms due to bph in one week. only your doctor can tell if you have bph, not a more serious condition like prostate cancer. when taking flomax, avoid dr

they win 90-72. >>> to the acc, 17th ranked clemson visiting number 19 georgia tech, first half the alleyone yet. it was so nice the first time tech tries it again. favors led the jackets with 17. they were up by 6 at the break. but the tigers roar back in the second half. trevor booker throws one down himself. tigers went on a late 8-0 run to tie it up. 5 seconds to go, still tied. jackets with the last possession, and booker fouls zach peacock. peacock makes both free throws. and tech goes on to win the final 66-64. >>> other college news at the advice of his doctor, yukon's jim calhoun is taking a medical leave of absence to address some temporary medical issues, none of which involve any previous conditions, according to his physician. at 67, calhoun is a three-time cancer survivor, many who is expected to give more information in the coming days, but a school spokesman says it's neither heart for cancer- related and he will not need to be hospitalized. the associate head coach will lead the huskies until further notice. >>> let's take one more look at the terps. it was domination fro

we're on following clemson and duke.half between xavier and wake forest. >> ron: welcome back to the acura halftime report where wake forest is trailing xavier 43-41. of course, this is the first skip prosser classic honoring the late coach. with more on that and an american airlines flashback, here is jenn hildreth. >> jenn: this entire night and the skip prosser classic is certainly a tribute to the former coach both at wake forest and xavier. we had a tremendous impact at both of these schools. you see on the floor was a man ofwar words, his words ever all over the place. and before the game, his family was here, his grandmother, sister, honored in a ceremony and it was an emotional moment and it's very emotional for both head coach who is had a chance to talk to you before the game. >> it's all about the kids, and that's what he was about. it wasn't about you, the coach. it was the kids and doing your best to help them get what they're trying to achieve, whether it was academically or on the basketball court. and he

last game against clemson, waters did not shoot the ball well, just 2 for 9 from the field. games. scored 14 points against miami. here's wright back in the game. monica wright 1 for 3 now. >> debbie: an opportunity in transition. >> mike: deep three. won't go from waters. look at her follow her shot. the scramble for the loose ball. it will be wake forest possession. >> debbie: it definitely looks like brittany waters got her focus on early on and ready to play and particularly on the offensive end. this is a shot that goes off the left part of the rim and good shooters recognize when they're off. >> mike: wraurts trying to chase it down and can't catch up with it. brittany took a hard fall here. early rebound story. look at the deacons. 11-4. waters will get a break for a moment. dshs. >> debbie: a different defender on monica wright. the third different defender we're seen try to face-guard her. >> mike: they are limiting wright's touches and her shots. and, again, they knock the ball out of the hands of telia mccall. still belongs to virginia. this wake defense has been

woody hayes punches clemson's charlesy bauman because bauman had the audacity of setting off an reefer pack. so eddie hayes is out after 28 years of coach of ohio state. >>> in 1982, the cal bears proved why teams should always keep fighting until the final whistle. >> the bears have to get out of bounds. roth areas long the sideline. another one. they are still in trouble midfield. the ball is still loose as they get it to rogers. they get it to the 30, down to the 20. all of the band is out on the field! he's going to go into the end zone! he's going into the end zone! the bears have scored. the bears! the bears have won! the bears have won! pedro martinez threw him down. >> he was the best hockey player in history, and canada's most famous citizen. andrs oade wirl what, they traded who? >> they got traded? no way. >> they traded him? >> we think he lacks the most in house. >> there comes a time when -- when -- >> wayne gretzky was now in hollywood and the nhl would never be the same. he was the heart and soul of the yankees team that was the two-time defending world series champions

qualifications, including having played point guard for, i think, the university of south carolina or clemsonin the a.c.c., and he waited 585 days for a hearing that never came. his nomination was returned. judge conrad had been chosen by janet reno, president bush's attorney general, to investigate one of the allegations against president clinton. and he conducted -- it shows the amount -- out of all the prosecutors in america, he chose judge conrad. he was a super nominee and should have been confirmed. the bar respected him and so did the democrat administration. glenn conrad and others i won't go into. i will just save that for another day, mr. president, and would submit the balance of my remarks for the record. i see our outstanding chairman, senator leahy, is here. i know he wants to get back to the committee, and i appreciate his leadership. he is a person i enjoy working with. we spat a little bit over these nominations, but he allows us to have a full and fair hearing when we have them, and i think i can't ask for more than that. i thank the chair and would yield the floor. mr. leah

up next most of you will see acc sunday night hoops as maryland meets clemson.ow this is derrin horton for marques johnson saying so long fr tucson. arizozozozozozozozozozozozozozo@ fcome man >> jonathan metzl is a 2008 guggenheim fellow recipient and a psychiatry and women's studies professor at the university of michigan at ann arbor. mr. metzl is also v. author of prozac on the couch and difference in identity medicine. for more information, visit umich.edu. >>> point we are at the cumberland county public library and say of the north carolina speaking with author of a home on the field how one championship team inspires hope for the revival of small-town america. mr. cuadros, what made you decide to write this book? >> i decided to write this book because i noticed that what was happening in the the of rural communities in the south and midwest was a space change, a migration of latino immigrants to the small towns that i knew was a way to transform of the culture and those communities. i thought i was a very interesting story and when the what influence and