. >>> and bounced out there to fujita. the 2nd baseman , fujita, is on the edge of the portion of this serve. and the outfield is deep, too, for brown, although he has only one run this year. they are specially deep on the right side, infield and outfield for brown. >> of course, they always play deep here in right field. with the big wall behind you, you just charge everything. >>> it is 3:10 to the power rally. only 7 feet high, and 30 feet high above the score board. there is a look at the angular riddle-pace field. i really like this ballpark. parks has a nice old time feel, even though sit in a modern way. the hold timers weren't .330's on the line, .405 and center. they all had different angles. that is kind of how this ballpark is. >>> 2 runs, 4 hits, 0 errors for the arkansas - little rock. 3 runs, 5 hits and a costly error for troy. hitter's count to brown w a tying run to 2nd base. and that nipped him t. 3rd batter that tyler ray has hit with a pitch. >> he dentally was very careful. -- definitely were very caref

fujita. scooped them all up at 2nd base. >>> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ground ball to the right side early for the trojans of arkansas - little rock. and feldmann hit by a pitch. coming up on on comcast sportnet southeast, new orleans -hournettes basketball. tune in for hornets tonight, followed by the tip off. arkansas - little rock will use base runners by whatever means they come. >> it is the second time today that ray has hit a arkansas - little rock batter. right here, trying to run to the plate. we will see if the little rock is getting a little aggressive on the base pass, if this happened via the steal or what not. kind of quiet other that be the one solo homer in the 1-sst. offensively really have not threatened, at all. >>> and feldmann lead from 1st. lifted into shallow right center field and steven felix makes the catch out there for out number 2. what i am seeing from ray, he plunked feldmann with a fastball. he is not throwing it down the middle. outside corner. he is making these ualr hit

fujita made the play look easy. he was playing very deep, but tremendous coverage all the way to the left. watch him with that ball, able to right himself and throw a strike. that was not an easy play. >>> he has been busy. that young man has 7 assists on this game. the tying run at 3áb, 2 outings, and -- 3rd base, 2 outs and rowell takes a hit, inside strike. popped up, slide to center. and rolled out twice. and an 0-2 hold. >> going for his 4th save. earned the victory yesterday in relief. i am not sure what scott norwood is talking about. >> i think scott norwood is trying to do a couple things. number one, break up rhythm of the relief pitcher, whitley. a tactic to try to break it. but watch as he comes back -- well, i am not seeing anything. i think he may have been kind of open, an open stance from the wind up. i don't know if we can takes another look at it. he wasn't throwing from the stretch. he was actually throwing from the wind up. like he was throwing from the stretch. i think norwood was trying to take

and fujita is retired. now jake sullivan comes to the plate. he has been really good here in the bottom of the order. he is the 8 hold hitter that walked, singled and homered his first of the year. that is a good day for sullivan. again, they do that for team situations, try and be ready, but averages up now over 300 on the year. now, a little visit, kind of going to make a trip to the bullpen since graziano is kind of cruising right now, but i think they want to make sure they are on the right page of how they want to approach a very hot hitter here, mr. sullivan. >> some leagues, when there are more teams than weekends available for conference play, just don't play. like the fcc, for example, they will not play every team every year. denver, of course, is in the sunbelt conference, and a fine basketball program, but be handled by wilson. >> i am a little surprised that arkansas - little rock did not pitch out at 0-1. >> right here. everybody in the ballpark knew he was going to go. picks up another one right there. but, now, you can't see wit

he chops it to fujita, and discovering 2nd, the 2nd out of the inning. and emmons reached by 2 outs, >>> 12 runs, 3 hittings, no errors for troy. the ualr got a run, but the lead was eraseed in the bottom of the inning. dick sullivan and steven rosado. alabama beat auburn, 9-1. the crimson tide softball team, one of the best in the nation, completing a 9-1 win over auburn. 2-0-1, sullivan. now, 3 balls and no strikes. >> there is scott norwood, in his 2nd year as head coach for ualr. he came over from southern baptist. grew up in that area. kind of the recruiting hot zone for the a little rock chosens. >>> and last night scott norwood wasn't even at the ballpark. didn't watch them play. he was back at the team hotel. he had to sit out the game last night, because he got emotional with a call and with the new rule with sunbelt, how tough is that. you are on the road and you are at the hotel, can't even watch the team. had to pull for his team. glad to be back today. and steven rosado opens up and the ball gets away from landis wilson and sullivan moves up

this is the enhanced fujita scale. we're towards the top of that scale. it's a powerful twister.long time since mississippi has seen one this strong on the ground for this long. as far as what we're dealing with today, already had severe weather. not tornadoes, a couple around darlington. we've had wind damage all morning long throughout the peninsula of florida. those are blue dots, a lot of trees down. we still have thunderstorms approaching the highly populated areas of southeast florida. fort lauderdale is under some thunderstorms right now. it's all going to sweep down over the top of miami in the next hour or two. we had tornado warnings earlier this morning. those did not materialize. we don't have tornado warnings currently but you can definitely see the threat there around the miami area. down along the keys the storms will be slicing down your way this afternoon. isolated chance of a tornado this morning. then we get a break for the next several days. the next severe outbreak will be thursday and friday. >> we'll be watching for that. thank you. ohio man arrested at the

t they're ranked on what's called the enhanced fujita scale.to 110 miles an hour and they can overturn a mobile home. at 2 or up to 135 miles an hour, cars a lifted up off the ground. ef-3s can topple a locomotive. ef-4s can level homes. and ef-5 tornadoes have winds topping 200 miles an hour. that can turn anything the size and weight of a car and hurl it the length of a football field. they are dangerous, and as we saw, deadly as well. >>> up next, outrage plain and simple. how nearly two dozen people walked past a dying man and just kept walking. >>> also, the very latest on bret michaels' condition. i'm ed whitacre, from general motors. a lot of americans didn't agree with giving gm a second chance. quite frankly, i can respect that. we want to make this a company all americans can be proud of again. that's why i'm here to announce we have repaid our government loan, in full, with interest, five years ahead of the original schedule. but there's still more to do. our goal is to exceed every expectation you've set for us. we're putting people

you know hurricane categories, zero through 5 but there's the enhanced fujita scale, a tornado ranking an ef-3 with winds maybe of 165 miles per hour. it is possible that this could have been an ef-4. in case you're wondering, one of the more famous tornadoes we had was the one that hit oklahoma, an ef-5, over 200 miles an hour, and there was nothing left but the poured concrete. it's not an ef-5, probably an ef-3 or maybe at times an ef-4. one thing that's interesting with storms like this, this was on the ground on and off for maybe 200 miles traveling at 60 miles per hour. a lot of people were wondering, well, everyone knew we were going to have a huge tornado outbreak, everyone even knew because of storm trackers this was on the ground. they were calling ahead and telling everyone in the cities ahead stay out of the way. but the fact it was moving at 60 miles per hour still probably caught some people by surprise. alex was wondering who is at risk today. we do not have any tornado watches or warnings, so there's nothing of imminent danger at the current time. we'll watch florida cl

. >> shohei fujita's needed hundreds of hours of training and his baseball hours would not let him do that. >> yes. if you look up opportunity threat in the dictionary -- athlete in the dictionary, his picture is next to it. >>> what a productive inning >>> what a productive inning for the ♪(whi tun n't be h♪ >>> and nate brown is hitting .235. he homered once, with 10 runs batted in. he was late with that swing. and behind, 0-2.