maryland beats miami, 32-24. >>> that's your espn news update. i'm lindsay czarniak. > i love this story. a war is raging across the streets of paris. office workers are trying to outdo each other by creating elaborate pixilated pictures made from post-it notes. >> amazing. does that approach fine art? the current winner is a design that extends over 3 floors and uses 3,000 post-its. when they are getting their work done. >> really. >> there's a website dedicated to post-itwar.com. >> need something to keep busy. >> this is not about paesing paper either. >>> coming up next, it's still months away. but there's big super bowl news this morning. >>> plus, pressuring palin. sarah palin's supporters beg for an answer. are you in or out? it's time to get real about what happens in the bathroom. and start talking about at you really want from your toilet paper. it's time to talk about clean. feelininclean is so important. i use quilted northern. quilted northern soft & strong. stronger than the leading rippled brand. for a confident clean. you carry th

. >>> more sports from espn news. >> i'm don bell with your espn news update.ndefeated south florida taking on pittsburgh. second quarter we go. pitt trails 14-13. first and ten from the 13. ray graham. up the gut he goes, dragging defenders in the end zone. 9 touches on the 14-play drive for 64 yards. lebron james was impressed. he tweeted watching the pittsburgh/usf game and ray graham is a beast out there, running the ball and catching out of the backfield. panthers led 20-17 at the half. third quarter, up 27-17. graham, running right. huh-uh. decides to reverse field. making it happen. 29 yards on the play to the usf 5 yard line. that led to another pitt touchdown. 34-17 at that point. fourth quarter now. graham again. exploding for 31 yards. the junior from el beizabeth, new jersey, making it happen. a small guy. he had 226 yards rushing in this game, along with those touchdowns. panthers win, 44-17. >>> other news and notes for you. the yankees say that jorge posada will be the d.h. for the alds. also, matt moore, the rays' rookie will get the start again

>> espn and fox have 34 football games and about 35 football games for their tv network. that will leave over 100 basketball games on our network. but the bulk of the programming, 500 or 600 event spread across the networks will be olympic sports and even nonsports where we have an amazing opportunity to proceed approximate moat the school brands as well. >> a recent sports survey of the sports experts they were polled and said which commissioners were the best many sports? over all in the professional thesdz david stern was their answer. if they open it up, larry scott is killing it right now. that came from a professor at the university of pennsylvania? >> hard var. >> that was a big complement. the question for you is, what's your next challenge. >> we have plenty of challenges here. one of the exciting things i lived about leaving pro tennis and coming to the pac-10, i saw this huge opportunity working with the schools to gree what they're doing. i couldn't be more r motivated about what we're doing, and i see a lot of chael electrics again. >> thank you very much for

and we went to espn and nbc is said let us shoulder the burden of it. let us find a way to share costs on the back end and promote the whole thing together. our presentation is much more like an olympic presentation. that's two weeks of content morning noob and night like the u.s. open. and their ratings go up, because we're promoting to them, andure on quid pro quo is when you go off and you go to espn and nascar or bull riding or women's basketball, please make sure you don't make the fan unhappy. >> ken soloman with rick horrow. >> tom: that was rick horrow with the tennis channel's ken soloman. and that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, september 13. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. you, too, susie. >> susie: good night, tom. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh

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. >>> baseball veteran barry larkin said on espn last night it was the most exciting night of baseballn his lifetime. that's saying a lot. it was the first of its kind confluence. and at no other time in the modern era has one team, the boston red sox, in this case, blown a save quite like this or blown a season quite like this. in short, what a night. nbc's peter alexander was up late watching, just like all the rest of us. >> the red sox lose. >> reporter: you will excuse fans in boston today if they are suffering from an unpleasant bout of nostalgia. >> rich in waltham wants to blow the whole thing up. >> reporter: for the days not too long ago when their beloved red sox were known for epic collapses like this. >> the orioles walk off with the win. >> reporter: boston fans, seldom ones for keeping things in perspective are already drawing other historical comparisons. >> oh, the humanity. >> reporter: it all capped off a chain of events that's already being called one of the greatest nights in baseball history. it was hard to know where to look. from houston to atlanta to baltimore

. >> susie: 26 million people tuned into the first two monday night football games on espn. that's great news for the cable channel, as it recently spent $15 billion to keep the monday night franchise through 2021. it's also good news for the man who's become synonymous with those games, hank williams, jr. it's the country music legend's 23rd season singing the intro to monday night football. in tonight's beyond the scoreboard, rick horrow recently caught up with williams and began by asking how he got the job. >> brother, you won't believe what happened on the phone call. how would you like to introduce monday night football to 20 million people 17 times a rear and they're using your song? >> get out of here. >> he wasn't dreaming. >> he was serious. >> how many more years are you going to be the voice of monday night football? >> i don't know. maybe forever. i can't believe they kept me around this long. when abc and mickey mouse parted, i'm the only one left. i'm the only one of the old crew. everybody else is gone. i guess they were sitting around and said we better keep

espn reported that a fan was struck by lightning in the upper deck, but west virginia disputed that claimhe end, west virginia won the game, which was called due to severe weather in the fourth quarter. and we'll be right back with a looknnis ppened to tennis star rafael nadal when he collapsed during a press conference today. has reached . now, you guys found the other airline guilty of charging a 150-dollar change fee. you bet! southwest would never do that. and that was after she changed her flight and paid the difference in airfare. that other airline treated her wrong. she was understandably upset. well, who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? he was surprised with the verdict. you got that right. [ male announcer ] don't pay a change fee on top of a fare difference. fly southwest, the only major airline that never charges change fees. >>> here is a quick look at some of today's sports. the giants lost to the arizona diamondbacks, 4-1 and fall to seven games out of first place. the a's steal their first sweep since june. >>> after his win at the u.s. open, rafael nadal grimaced in pa

but he did not have all of the attention from espn, the talk show, the internet.ries the dough and off is enough. >> what they're going to do to ashbury-enough is enough--enough is enough. >> and let us hope to the can do something positive. >> and this question. >> the answer is to do nice things. and working for a great employer, kron 4 see you 11:00 p.m. guffaw starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me yup. out? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. being sent to the back of a freezer. and it's all because someone said "tacos." old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. i have school, i have after school ai'm super busy... with sports and school. we're a home school family, so the kids do their math and everything online. we also use the internet for doing book reports. they're not always doing research on the internet... they got their favorite youtube

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. >> it will be a 7:15 kickoff on espn.ay area team to win a season as they handle the division rifle seattle thanks to ted's slept adventure. as a former stanford star scored on a 55-yard td catch. he comes back with his 102-yard kickoff return. special teams can win games. 26-1749ers. and then a minute later as the defense stops it is again. on a punt return this time 55 yards worth of real estate. are you kidding me? back to back returns for scores. niners win their first 33-17. they take back a punt and kickoff return for a touchdown in the same game. >> not only is football season our favorite time of year. but it is also time for our plays of the day. we start out with love for our local guys. michael vick scrambles out of the pocket. it is a perfect cast to sean jackson. eagles help with a big win over the rams. what a debut by cam newton. the first td pass, a 77-yard bomb to steve smith. 422 yards passing in week one. arizona goes on to win it 28-21. is there a better receiver than calvin johnson? check out the frea

touchdowns for brady, and i was telling jason a few minutes ago, steve young is doing some of the espnusiness so it is hard for him to say anything against my tech because people would always get jumpy, but he says you know he is one of the best is not the best quarterback ever. and around here, when you said that that is the best way to get sports talk radio. sad think someone is better than montana, that is bull. but just fabulous tonight and jim harbaugh known as an nfl coach they said they he throws the best pass on this team. of course not, he's the coach and alex smith cannot get enough. he threw for 124 yds and had cuts around the goal line. the tent was the guy, running back, to kick in the fourth quarter. the first time that ever happened in the season opener. the 49ers win 3317. here is a variety of players. >> hides guitar of losing. and he comes in with the new attitude that we will win football games. >> at the end of the day you be dirty, muddy and sticky would not be pretty but it will be ugly. >> you are accountable to your teammates to hold a pure end of the deal. al t

the texans told espn they weren't happy and said they were handle the matter internally. >> some boys will pull the plug on at which timer with these guys. >> endless this social media stuff. crazy. >> i think it's denzel. >> jim fox is good. >> they can make denzel look good. >> coin toss. >> jamie foxx? >> he is funny though. >> "eye on the bay" is next. >> good night. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com f, 24-hour relief from even congestion and pressure.

grant and williams both good down with obvious fake injuries because espn monday night craw calls themdown at the same time. we gotcha. >> that is so funny f.faking slow motion. >> cal did that last year against oregon trade to slow them down. got busted also. >> no penalty for this sort of thing. >> well if the refuse rae catch you just doing a swan dive but it's hard because you could have a cramp they don't know. injured yourself. so fichlt they could it would be unsportsmanlike conduct. >> yes. but it's one of the things where they have a lot of other stuff to worry about is that they better stick with football because hotel wad ain't calling them soon. >> that's this edition of 7 news for larry and all of us here. thanks for watching. appreciate your time as always. hope to see you again here in one hour over on channel 7. good be if 

brad blogged about this on espn., it was misspelled and he went back to the guy to try to fix it. a cautionary tale, really. and no means, an isolated incident. a while back ,the huffington post compiled a whole display of misspellings. you have the tragedy comedy or tradedy. next u,p tomorrow never knows except it's tomarrow. that's a beatles song. maybe she should have gone with "yesterday" instead. then the your next. where was he going to put the apostrophe e? on his thumb? the guy that got extreme tattooed on his chest except it looks like the letter t is missing. details, people, details. let's not forget the nicknames. this woman's nickname is sweet pea. see how getting one letter wrong changes the whole meaning? you really have to get every letter right. if you want to tell the world you're awesome, you have to get it right. you need both silent es or the whole thing falls apart. who would get an awesome tattoo anyway? then you're in danger of the dreaded tattoo regret. if you do make a mistake and end up wit

what we really ought to be doing is espning time to see if we can get $4 trillion in debt reduction.> reporter: the house and senate negotiators are working behind closed doors on a compromise, but the word is no deal yet. reporting live from wanders, alison burns, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> mexican authorities are searching the gulf of mexico for a passenger who disappeared from a carnival cruise ship. 39-year-old clint markham was on a seven-day cruise to mexico with his wife. he was last seen on friday, shortly after the ship departed for its return to texas. and carnival says markham was seen jumping overboard. some witnesses say he slipped and fell over. now, so far there have been no signs of him. the ship returned to texas yesterday. >>> time now, 6:17. now we're hering that stronger safety measures are in place in san felipe mexico after that tragic boating accident involving the bay area fishermen. on july 3, their vote capsized in the sea of cortez during a storm. three dozen people survived, however, seven fishermen were never found. the harbor master now requires boats to

brad blogged about this on espn.d he went back to the guy to try to fix it. a cautionary tale, really. and no means, an isolated incident. a while back ,the huffington led d a whole display of misspellings. you have the tragedy comedy or tradedy. next u,p tomorrow never knows except it's tomarrow. that's a beatles song. maybe she should have gone with "yesterday" instead. then the your next. where was he going to put the apostrophe e? on his thumb? the guy that got extreme tattooed on his chest except it looks like the letter t is missing. details, people, details. let's not forget the nicknames. this woman's nickname is sweet pea. see how getting one letter wrong changes the whole meaning? you really have to get every letter right. if you want to tell the world you're awesome, you have to get it right. you need both silent es or the whole thing falls apart. who would get an awesome tattoo anyway? then you're in danger of the dreaded tattoo regret. if you do make a mistake and end up with a tattoo that's misspelled o

all this has to do with the facr own television network on espn and they want to be separated from that and no longer want to lay in the same realm. >> we have ten seconds. we decided because no one cares what we think about college football, we'll make picks anyway. >> we do. >> oregon/lsu, which team has more players eligible? >> i'm going with lsu. james carville. >> i went oregon. it's being held in dallas, texas. >> the jerry bowl. >> boise state and georgia. >> boise state always comes to play. >> mark rick, his job is on the line. northwestern and boston college. >> the brains bowl. i'm going to go bc at home, a noon kickoff. you don't do well with those. >> you're right. i'm taking northwestern. of course monday night where i'll be, bird stadium, college park, maryland, an undermanned miami squad will be favored against maryland. >> randy edsall taking over the maryland terrapins, trying to instill a new team, al golden with the miami hurricanes. i'm going with maryland. fear the turtle. >> i think miami has too much talent. >>> up next our powerhouse political panel joins us on

and this morning, announcing a $1.9 billion annual deal with espn to bring monday night football throughhe 2021 season. i think everyone's ready for football. >> do you think the lockout helped wet the appetite for everyone getting excited for tonight's game, at least? >> reporter: oh, yeah. the lockout. people have never been more excited about football. i think there's going to be record fantasy football numbers, record ratings. i think people thought they were going to lose it. and they only lost one preseason game. one more thing, i got my number one sign for you. that's the special for you. >> nice. >> reporter: but i also got what's under it. the packers championship ring, which i have borrowed for this hit only, and will be returning it within about a minute and a half or i will lose my head -- >> or lose that finger. that's exclusive bling right there. darren rovell, thank you, sir. your can catch the match-up between the packers and saints tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern on nbc. >>> we are going to have our own personal memory of september 11th. we all remember where we were. now w

espn tomorrow.scandals when it comes to the miam miami/ohio state game just for two hours. coming up next, chris jansing will speak to charlie rangel and at 8:00 don't miss "andrea mitchell reports." >>> experiencing lots of sunshine in the northeast today. temperatures much cooler in the 60s in boston and new york city. down to 70s in atlanta. cooler there as well. a slight chance for a shower in chicago. out west, still hot in dallas. 88 degrees. 96 in phoenix. 70s in los angeles. [ kristy ] my mom is well...weird. she won't eat eggs without hot sauce. she has kind of funny looking toes. she's always touching my hair. and she does this dancing finger thing. [ male announcer ] with advanced technology from ge, now doctors can diagnose diseases like breast cancer on a cellular level. so that women, like kristy's mom, can get personalized treatment that's as unique as she is. [ kristy ] she's definitely not like other moms. yeah, my mom is pretty weird. ♪ her morning begins with arthritis pain. that'

people are getting to espn and pass through fox and cnn, it's probably more like four minutes, but thisen you read, first six chapters in particular is what i require for the class. it talks about the intellectual foundations of conservative thought. have you wondered to yourselves why do i want a limited government? why are low taxes good? why is having a strong national defense a good thing? this is a book to help answer that and kind of give you a background in where -- where those ideas come from. a good book that complements it well is a book by dr. lee edwards who is heritage scholar at the heritage foundation for the center for american studies. he wrote a book called the conservative revolution, the movement that remade america. why this is a really good complement to nash's book is this book is more of the con clog call -- chronological history since 1945. you get the philosophical stuff, and edwards gives you the cronology. the first is senator robert taft from ohio, the first unofficial conservative elected in government. then he talks about mr. conservative, barry goldwater

people who are trying to get to espn on their television pass through fox, cnn or ms nbc. each count for one minute. probably four minutes. this is one book that when you read the first six chapters in particular is what i require for my class talks about the intellectual foundation of conservative thought. government? why are low taxes good? why is a strong national defense a good thing? this is a book that will help answer that and give you a background in where those ideas come from. a good book that complement's it very well is a book by dr. lee edwards is a heritage scholar at the heritage foundation for the center for american studies. he wrote a book called the conservative revolution. the movement that remade america. why this is a good complement to nash's book is this book is more of the chronological political history of the movement since 1945. you kind of get philosophical stuff. with lee edward you get the political chronology. he goes through using four individuals in the conservative movement. the first is senator robert calf from ohio. the first unofficial

and for more, we're joined by kevin blackistone of espn.ts journalism at the university of maryland. and chad mcevoy, who teaches sports management at illinois state university and has studied athletic program violations. chad mcevoy starting with you, even in a period of bad news for college supporteds, this miami case surprised a lot of people. what do you make of the allegations of what's going on there? we seem to be having some technical problems in illinois. so i will ask you kevin, what you think of the situation at miami? >> well, very titillating. any time you have a felon spilling the beans and talking about prostitution involved in the dealings with these young guys at the university of miami, but it's, you know, it's part of a long stories that's been going on in college sports for a very long time. we've had any number of violations looked into this year. we can go all the way back to the 1980s. and even before that, it's part and parcel of collegiate letics. but it's probably getting worse. >> how do you define the problem. mi

i think people who watch -- trying 20 get to espn on the television pass through fox, cnn, and each station counts for a minute. it's probably four minutes. this is a book when you read the first six chapters in particular which i require for the class, talks about the foundation of conservative thought. have you ever wondered to yourselves why do i want a limited government? why low taxes good? why is having a strong national defense a good thing? this is a book to help answer that and kind of give you a background of where those ideas come from. a good book that complements it very well is a book by dr. lee edwards who is heritage scholar at the heritage foundation for the center for american studies writing a book called "the conservative revolution." the movement that remade america. why this is a really good complement to nash's book is this book is more of the chronological history of the political movement since 1945. with nash you get the fill soft l call -- philosophical stuff, and lee edwards gives you the cronology. there's the first conservative from modern elected official in g

with a twist. ♪ >>> espn soccer analyst and the host of the soccer show men in blazers.s at this stage in the season than uncle roy did last year. >> why have just one slumping megasports franchise when you can have two. >> stop it. >> they started the season -- >> now, roger, that's not nice. >> they started the season playing with poetry. but they hit a little roadblock. after london they went to play and it was not pretty. this is a little croatian. they self-imploded here. two red cards. the -- the second red card for this gentleman. martin skendle. a terrifying ham. looks like his hobbies include ethnic cleansing. liverpool reckless and undisciplined. their performance so bad we could write it off as a one off. still championship material? >> they were dominated from the opening whistle. from the opening whistle -- sure, they were playing with nine men at the end. still, they completely dominated. the biggest progress is, andy and alcoholism. andy carol, a guy they paid about $40 million to, is just -- he's not up to snuff. >> if that was him playing silver yesterda

the word itself at that time, still spelled intern with an espn. kinda french.is essentially means a young doctor who is in turn to. the four walls of the hospital for your soul, usually a year, the junior tasks, bloodletting, applying leeches. whenever it was. grisly things, probably over work and possibly with some resemblance to today's. in any case, working with anna hospital before they get to become a full on medical practitioner. and i think this is more speculative, but there are probably a number of workplace practices that you can practice medicine and law because these are prestigious fields. that is certainly the case with internships. it has become common practice, nearly 20th-century, just at the time when the medical profession is rationalizing and modernizing itself. they're shutting down. the country used to be full of substandard medicine schools, producing doctors of highly varying quality. the american medical association taking steps as we need to get rid of the lack of certification and accreditation and these things which are arising in th

he was on espn. it generates more than $370,000. brad pitt $370,000 for the children's hospital and research center and stand up to cancer. again, cannot say enough about dan kerman with brad pitt. of is the raising the money was great to see our dan kerman, we normally only see him out in the wind blowing but to see him break into show biz, the only reason i am laughing, and he did a couple of questions and then kept moving. he was nice, but like said he kept him moving through the line. you probably have never what the red carpet. but i was there for the isabel red carpet in the kept us moving through the whole thing. actually i was there when no carpet was a linoleum floor but the point is, for some reason he stood and talked to dan for more than the normal time so that was just terrific. now the stanford football is no. 5 in america. back to work today, and for once this season in the spotlight not on an to look. it was a loss of their best defender, the linebacker shane out for the year after tearing his left knee in the win on

we get details from espn's tom rinaldi and tennis analyst mary joe fernandez. >> a disappointing andth her announcement that she was withdrawing. before her second round match here at the u.s. open. in a statement williams said she was recently diagnosed with showgrin's syndrome, an auto immune condition which can manifestith joint pain and fatigue. mary joe, you've competed against venus as a player, you've known her for a long time as a person, what was your reaction to the news? >> i was very surprised by the news. she hadn't played anany matches this summer but she looked great out there. she was moving well, she was serving huge, and she looked happy, she was eagager to get bk out onto the court. for this sudden withdrawal, i think it caught everybody by surprise. i talked to a few members of her camp. they didn't even know she was going to withdraw. she did try to practice before the match but just wasn't feeling up to it. a big surprise, a big disappointment for venus obviously, but also for all the fans. >> the natural question given her recent history solely within a tennis

to catch a second home run, the fan is so good, he was interviewed by espn after the game. he got a job offer. >> were they encouraging fans to booze it up before the game? take a listen. >> start drinking early. get nice and rowdy. 4:15 game. plenty of time to get lubed up. come out and cheer for their home team. >> they had this correction. he meant the fans should stay hydrated, drink water and drink responsibly. >>> a criminal handcuffed and locked in a patrol car suddenly vanished. >> reporter: sometimes suspected are deviously ingenious. take the bank robber who ate the alleged hold up note. why is this guy licking his handcuffs? >> am i going to jail for something? >> reporter: quincy alexander was cuffed in the back of a bloomfield, michigan cruiser. he moved the hands to in front of him. he emptied his pockets which contained heroin. then he used his mouth to loosen the handcuffs. let's time it to see how long it takes him to take off the cuffs. left alone in the cruiser with the radio on, alexander gnawed, salivated and tugged for a mere 17 seconds before the cuff

so tune in at 1:00 on espn.his year can win this chip. and it's going to be -- win this championship. and it's going to be exciting to see how it unfolds. hopefully we can keep the drive to end hunger team moving forward as we have been the last several weeks. >> so jeff, are you voting for obama? >> am i what? >> i said -- >> i didn't hear you -- you're breaking up. >> that's what i thought -- we're having a bad connection. jeff gordon, number 24, we'll be watching this weekend. thanks for stopping by. >> thank you. >>> coming up, you know the cardigans, but do you know the story behind the brand or the man who made it nationally recognized as a label? [ male announcer ] this is lara. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tyle

espn is reporting the league will announce today it's postponing the start of training camp and the firsteseason game. all fans want to know is will the regular season start ontime. the negotiations between the players and owners not going well. yesterday's talks on a new labor agreement ended without any progress. there's a lot of -- huge difference in money between the two sides. >>> baseball's regular season winding up. b.j. upton tripled, homered, singled. they ripped the yankees. tampa trails the red sox by two games in the wildcard race. the angels are in the race too. edwin encarnacion, that is a walk-off homer. i used to call it a game-winning home run. angels are three back of boston with just six games to play. the national league wildcard race also tight. the cardinals blew a four-run lead in the ninth at home against the mets. that's willy harris getting the game-winning hit for new york. he go the a text saying way to go, from terry pendleton his former hitting ghoch atlanta. yes, the braves now lead the cards in the wildcard race by two games. >>> the pga tour chip in atlant

you've got yankees on the espn network, the braves on.the argument for the wild card. >> absolutely. case closed. >> if you hadn't decided two weeks ago, none of us would be talking about it. >> you could do a tick to become, in the film down the road -- >> the 11th inning. >> it was 3-2 in the ninth inning for the braves, they were two outs away from dodging the bullet and having the one-game playoff. it was one strike away for the red sox. and this all happened simultaneously. it was like one explosion after another explosion. you saw it all unfold. it was really shocking. >> at the drop, the red sox score goes up on the score board, shows the orioles have lost one minute after the score went up, longoria hits the game-winning homer. >> and you can't write this. greatest game ever invented. >> by the way -- >> designed to break your heart. >> before longoria's ball cleared the fence, i was a broken old man. i did not sneak out over the left field fence -- i heard the crack. >> seriously. somehow this ties in. >> it does. >> prohibition

you're an espn analyst now and doing a great job.tories in the nfl. from nowhere to everywhere, the detroit lions and buffalo bills. the buffalo bills to me have to be the great story because that's a city that's depressed and their first 3-0 start since the 1980's. >> i know, it has to do with the head coach and also ryan fitzpatrick. he's doing a fantastic job. >> ninth round pick from harvard. >> they were 21 points down but they don't panic. you couldn't name the top five players on that team. you know, they just keep coming, they keep fighting. and somehow, they're going to work their way back into the game and, you know, i -- even though tom brady threw four interceptions and did all that, but, you know, you got to take your hat off to them. >> especially detroit, weren't they 0-16 a couple of years ago. they got high draft picks and so they were building up with young players and i guess that's the essence of the game, is it not? that's how it's supposed to work. >> right. the most important thing is to keep him healthy, they

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