gators with numbers.'s parsons, the fake, the pass -- and tyus is fouled. >> larry: that's two really good passes by chandler parsons. one on that pick and roll which we just showed you to murphy, and that time he got the ball inside to tyus, getting to trau t draw the foul. this is a foul on him once again. >> bob: let's go to debbie antonelli. debbie antonelli vernon macklin has moved him out to the power forward position. he knew he was going to have to have some faceup average, the handle in the faceup position, the handle in the open court. we saw an example of his skills on display in that transition basket. >> bob: woods shot is blocked. now gonzalez, a three. smith. tough going inside, but tracy smith converts, and he's got seven of the wolf pack's ten points. >> larry: i don't know what it is. he just mesmerizes defenses. he gets the ball as quick as anybody i've seen. >> bob: parsons, with the left hand, and it's tipped in by tyus. >> larry: that's a great tip-in. good timing coming across. >> b

gators with erving walker. 46-45, gators. now werner wants the basketball. >> larry: he's trying to run the offense out there. trying to tell the guard what to do. good screen. look at walker. h he got pumped. >> bob: debbie? >> debbie: it appears that dennis horner, who has suffered knee injuries in the past, is recovering from a procedure that he took place to relieve tendinitis in the same knee that's been bothering him. they put a sleeve on it and they expect him to return to the game. >> bob: 46-45. tyus. shot clock at ten. here's walker's push shot. does not god. and richard howell with another big rebound for the wolf pack. smith. and out of bounds is walker. the ball belongs to nc state, and a time-out. 3:34 remaining in raleigh. and this one, a one-point difference. >> bob: game one of our acc sunday night hoops tripleheader. coming up next, xavier and wake forest at 5:30 eastern time. and then at cameron indoor stadium, duke plays host to clemson at 7:45 eastern time. nc state with a fresh clock, and maybe javy gonz

and a much-needed two for the gators.lker didn't hesitate. mays, taken away. walker checks the rear view mirror and lays it in. >> larry: you v to be aware of him. he is so quick. >> bob: and this, larry, florida press has a cumulative effect. you might not get a turnover every time, but you can really bother the other team in crucial situations. a time-out with 10:50 to pla, and speaking of the press, watch erving walker. and the lay-in gives florida a one-point advantage. >> bob: and we welcome you back to raleigh, north carolina. florida leading nc state 41-40. bob rathbun, larry conley and debbie antonelli and our lexus playbook. >> larry: feeding the post. let's look at macklin being fed off the post. walker, right here, watch him make the dribble across to here. but more importantly, watch the move by macklin to get right in there to receive the pass. this is really well done. the cut, the bounce pass, the turn, and the jump hook. well done. not only on the feed, but the finish. >> bob: nc state with the basketball

and the gators have the win. the miracle in raleigh. >> bob: one of the most remarkable finishes in college basketball. the wolf pack faithful cannot believe what they just saw. a 70-foot three-point bomb at the buzzer by chandler parsons. the only made feel goal by chandler parsons in this game wins it for florida. >> larry: and bob, you know, the game was really controlled by north carolina state through that entire overtime period, until this shot right here. he got it up in the air and it did nothing but hit the bottom of the net. you see warner raise his hands. it's a three! it wasn't even at the basket yet. >> bob: parsons ends up with five points. unbelievable. >> larry: what a shot at the end. >> bob: and the heroics of javier gonzalez go for naught. >> larry: he played so well at the end right there. i mean, the fact that florida is able to get out of here with a win -- one i don't think they expected to have, with two minutes to go in that overtime, i think everybody that was a gator fan, that coaching

the gators' recent win against a tough georgia team. tyias had 23 for florida. after mackland transferred in. it's working with tias averaging seven rebounds a game. >> barry: a big move for florida to get alex at his natural position where he's not wrestling the be big centers. he is able to step away from the basket and has more favorable match-ups when he's posting up and trying to crash the boards where he has been dominant getting after it on the backboard for the gators. alex tias and macklund and parsons, nores has a lot of size. not a lot of depth on the perimeter but solid inside around the basket. >> whit: outstanding freshman, we talk about the kentucky freshmen. every weekend you have to mention kenny boiykins. >> barry: playing under control and unselfishly, he's rolling for florida, knocking down the three-point shot. gators doing a good job beyond the three-point arc. that seemed to be a question early on. but the gators in conference games shooting 38% from three-point range. really effective outside. so far this year. >> whit: now on the tenness

he answered, i plan on being the coach of the florida gators. >>> look at this video.oston's historic fenway park frozen over for outdoor hock pip i love the concept subpoena playing center ice in the winter classic, boston needed overtime to beat philadelphia. the ice not going anywhere any time soon, boston college plays boston university in a night game, got to love it. outdoor hockey at night. that's a look at sports. i'm joe carter. >>> look close here. you are looking at the top 6 an suv that could have been a death trap for a father and son and their friend. the three were parked on a sandbar on the willamette river for a new year's day fishing trip when rain started pouring river quickly swelled and swallowed up the suv. >> we were up to our necks in water basically already. tried to open the door. wouldn't open because of the pressure of the country. so i just made a quick decision to get out of the truck and to get him out of the back. >> i was down to the last couple minutes, too. >> he was in pretty bad shape. he couldn't move his arms or anything. >> it ha

. >>> with a cloud of uncertainty surrounding their head coach, the florida gators headed into the sugar bowl against no. 4 cincinnati very focuse urban meyer, may be his last game. tim tebow, definitely his last game. florida goes up 30-3. he throws for 482 yards, runs for 51. he sets the pc as bowl record for total offense, 533 yards. >> the most successful senior class in the scc, and considering the strength of this conference, the guy sitting next to me into a great senior year. he is one of the great singers of all time. >>> mississippi beat oklahoma state today, the final 21-7. >>> mississippi beat oklahoma state today, the final 21-7. >> it's so hard to choose one. you know, during the sign then drive event, you can get a cc, tiguan or fuel efficient jetta for practically just your signature. you can get scheduled maintenance at no cost. there's got to be more to it than that... i'll never doubt you again. come on, we're going to a steakhouse yes, i wear dentures super poligrip seals the denture to your gum and it prevents food from penetrating it was very very comfortable fittin

the gators, amazingly, celebrated nc state players and fans are probably still asking, at hpened? what an amazing shot. you don't see that often in college. sometimes in little kids game, people just fling things and they go in. >> all right. we'll see you later. have a great day. >> bye.

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>> the mighty gators of florida. 0-2 for the first time since billy donovan took over and they had fournable games on the schedule but a win is a must for them. >> that is a late game tonight. 8:00 p.m. eastern time. before we get to the complete hoops schedule, final news in the sec. derek dooley, son of long time head coach vince dooley has been hired as the head coach of tennessee. he comes from louisiana tech where he was the head coach and athletic director. strong ties to the conference. not just his dad, he was on nick saban's staff for several years at lsu before joining sabek in the nfl with the miami dolphins. 17-20 in three seasons as head coach at louisiana tech. now, charles davis played a bit of football of his own at tennessee, as a matter of fact. charles, no secret that tennessee courted a lot of guys before finally hiring dooley. what is the reaction among the tennessee faithful? >> at this point it's cautious. they have been through so much in the last 14 months. firing of phil fulmer, long-time icon. bringing in lane kiffin and his brash regime and then he's out afte

three-quarters court and the gators continue an amazing sports weekend. florida thriller. 62-61.g ann arbor. wolverines up one. hoop and the foul. michigan up four. wolverines uni nice pass. pull off the upset. we'll update you on who is in and who is out in the welcome home, man. >>> some football, vikings need a win and the eagles loss to secure the number two seat. favre hooking up with wright. looking good for minnesota. the cowboys lead 24-0. steel verse a better shot at making the playoffs. after this one they have the only shot. roethlisberger to miller. we'll show it to you again. yeah. good job. a little fred astaire routine. steelers beat the dolphins 30-24. texans also need a win and some help facing the patriots. new england already in. brady, fourth quarter going deep. pollard right there to pick it off. ensuing drive, foster punching it in from three yards out. texans winners, 34-27 over new england. we're going to clear up the entire playoff picture for you later tonight on "the final score" presented by burger king. we're on following clemson and duke. much more b

he's an all my on the university of florida and so was my wife and once a gator always a gator is wen "the washington post" that was written on page two today is very timely and it emphasizes what everybody in the intelligence community knows which is that the terrorists are actively trying to get weapons of mass destruction. it makes perfect sense in terms of their theory of this conflict against loss. they are trying to hit as hard as they can with the strongest asymmetrical weapons they can get and we found in our report the attack would more likely be a body a weapon because that is easier to weapon is and stockpile and a couple of weeks after we issued the report in the late fall of 08 then director of national intelligence agree with it publicly and every respect. so, we know they are trying to do this and we know that it was preferred. now the good news is this is something that we can deal with on our own. one of the difficulties with these issues is they require a lot of international cooperation and they take a long time. we can prepare for a bayh attack on our own as a nat

the all-time greats bobby bowden, played and seminoles, florida beat 16th ranked west virginia in gatorowl. fans greeting bowden along a short parade route in jacksonville. bowden announced his retirement after 34 seasons and 400 wins and leaving as college football's second winningest coach, congrats. a dispute in a nba locker room reportedly ended in two players pulling guns on each other. according to washington post, they were arguing over a gambling debt when he reached for a gun and crittendon reached for his own. they say that arenas did have one. drinking soda pop can get new trouble with your dentist for sure. change one to your truck is going to get you in trouble with the law. a high speed pop pursuant next. then let's do more than talk about it. let's turn picturing it into planning it, thinking it over into making it happen. let's say out with the old and in with the new. let's create some wall-to-wall "wow." [ man ] ♪ oh! [ male announcer ] more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now, get any carpet installed for just 97 bucks -- any brand, any s

it took that trapper about 25 minutes to capture the gator and get him out of harm's way of those kidsthe court. the nba has suspended washington wizards guard gilbert arenas indefinitely. the three-time all-star admitted to bringing four unloaded guns into the team's locker room as part of a dispute with a teammate. joining me now, dave zirin, author of "people's history of sports in the united states." great to have you here in person. >> good to be here in the studio. >> instead of the cross talk from d.c. >> that's right. >> let's talk about what happened here. >> absolutely. what we're talking about here was a horrible practical joke gone awry. >> yeah. >> gilbert arenas brought in four unloaded guns after a gambling dispute with a teammate, jafevarris crittenton. he supposedly said i'm going to shoot you in the knee, jokingly. so arenas brought in four guns and said "pick one," in which case crittenton picked one and threw it across the locker room. now others are saying arenas chambered a bullet in his gun. it's a confusing mess, a terrible embarrassment for the franchise and gi

. >> gregg: and i'm gregg gator. a show of force and a hail of bullets. [ gun shots ] >> gregg: that is anti-terror training in the hills of vienna. elite military unit is prepares to open a new front among the al-qaeda forces that live amongst them. we're going to take a close look what america has to do to track down the killers overseas and keep our homeland safe. >> to work with this... and i told them everything. and we arrange together this attack. >> julie: a chilling message of revenge from beyond the grave. the man in the video you just saw, the suspected homicide bomber that killed seven c.i.a. employees on december 30th. he apparently sitting next to the new pakistani taliban leader. it surfaces on an arabic station. he was iranian doctor that was recruited. he was supposed to be a double agent hired to infiltrate the upper levels of al-qaeda. instead he was playing for with the other side. caroline shively has this report. >> reporter: in just released tape, he says revenge is why he killed the c.i.a. ope

he's an all my on the university of florida and so was my wife and once a gator always a gator is we have a connection there. just a couple of comments. we know the story in "the washington post" that was written on page two today is very timely and it emphasizes what everybody in the intelligence community knows which is that the terrorists are actively trying to get weapons of mass destruction. it makes perfect sense in terms of their theory of this conflict against loss. they are trying to hit as hard as they can with the strongest asymmetrical weapons they can get and we found in our report the attack would more likely be a body a weapon because that is easier to weapon is and stockpile and a couple of weeks after we issued the report in the late fall of 08 then director of national intelligence agree with it publicly and every respect. so, we know they are trying to do this and we know that it was preferred. now the good news is this is something that we can deal with on our own. one of the difficulties with these issues is they require a lot of international cooperation and the

he's an all my on the university of florida and so was my wife and once a gator always a gator is wea connection there. just a couple of comments. we know the story in "the washington post" that was written on page two today is very timely and it emphasizes what everybody in the intelligence community knows which is that the terrorists are actively trying to get weapons of mass destruction. it makes perfect sense in terms of their theory of this conflict against loss. they are trying to hit as hard as they can with the strongest asymmetrical weapons they can get and we found in our report the attack would more likely be a body a weapon because that is easier to weapon is and stockpile and a couple of weeks after we issued the report in the late fall of 08 then director of national intelligence agree with it publicly and every respect. so, we know they are trying to do this and we know that it was preferred. now the good news is this is something that we can deal with on our own. one of the difficulties with these issues is they require a lot of international cooperation and they take

. >> woody hayes has been fired as coach of ohio state because of what happened in the gator bowl lastclemson'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 a

gator aide, there's another senator down -- gatorade, there's another senator down in florida. he got an exemption. i wish i could keep my health care. well, there are a lot of seniors in florida and about 800,000 of them are in medicare advantage which is eliminated under both bills. well, in order to get senator bill nelson's vote down in florida he got to keep all of his medicare advantage people in medicare advantage. but in our states, if this were to become law, they're out. want to go down to montana. the senate -- the head of the finance committee over in the senate, senator max baucus is from montana. he secured medicare coverage for anybody that's been exposed to asbestos. i think that's ok with me. but you got to read the fine print in all of this business. and it only applies to people who were exposed to asbestos who worked in the mine in libby, montana. so, again, ohio, michigan, tennessee, all the other 49 states, if you were exposed to asbestos, you're not covered. but if you're from montana you are. i yield to mr. mccotter. mr. mccotter: i thank the gentleman.

gators win easily. 51-24, it is the first 400 passing game.ose bowl ohio champ taking on pac 10 champ oregon. trier, 266 yard and two touchdowns in the ohio state. 26-senteam. first victory in pas pas in a decade. n is a great scene can. nhl winter classic a new year's day fan favorites. they hosted in fenway park. your game winner off of the stick. marco stern. bruins win in overtime. fenway park. one of my favorite is hockey out doors how it was intended. thanks to you yesterday. i didn't watch it the third year or last year. if was brilliant and how they are outside in the back yard. >> you can appreciate it sweet caroline just like they do in every red sox game. >> and i was catching a cold just watching the video. >> they are all bundled up. >> listen to the story that will shock you. imagine this, right. grandmother passes away and the family is gathering to go to the wake and funeral at the funeral home. you go in and in tear go up to the casket to pay respects. that is not grandma in the casket and the person we loved our entire life.

kind of thing we've seen on full display but the cornhuskers kickback, the louisiana purchase, the gator aid, doing the bill behind closed doors, no more gamesmanship here. no more a lack of transparency. let us honor the wishes of the people of massachusetts and move forward with policy. with that, let me call on our outstanding chairman of the national republican senatorial committee who played an important role in yesterday's victory, john cornyn. >> first and foremost i think we want all like to congratulate scott brown for an outstanding campaign. there is no election that can be one without a good candidate. one that understands the temper of the times, what people are concerned about, and is able to deliver a message that response effectively to their concerns, and scott brown it -- and scott brown did it to near perfection. what was the message that the people of massachusetts were sending? they are simply fed up and tired of being shut out of the process. what they did yester day with a liking scott brown is a seat at the table. that is what we have been wanting all year, a seat

of thing we have seen on full display with the cornhuskers kick back, the louisiana purchase, the gator aid, drafting the bill behind closed- door -- i think the majority has gotten the message and no more gamesmanship, no more a lack of transparency, let's honor the wishes of the people of massachusetts and move forward with policy. with our policy debate. with that, let me call on our outstanding chairman of the national republican senatorial committee who played a huge role in yesterday's victory, john cornyn. >> thank you. first and foremost i know we all would like to congratulate scott brown on an outstanding campaign he ran and won yesterday. there is no election that can be one without a good candidate, and one that understands the temper of the times, what people are concerned about, and is able to deliver a message that response effectively to their concerns, and scott brown did it to near perfection. and what was the message that the people of massachusetts were sending? it is that they are fed up and tired of being shut out of the process. what did they get yester day but co

gator aid, 800,000 seniors in florida get to keep their medicare advantage. what about the other 10.2 million seniors in the rest of the country, the 175,000 in my district, the 11th of georgia? what happens to them? they get pushed under the bus. that's what is happening to them. not right. well, here's what the american people think. here's what they think. and i know the president knows this and i know the democratic majority knows this and i know that's why they want to pass this thing in the dark of night and don't want c pan looking in or republicans looking in or american people looking in. they want to get out of the hole and get out of town. obama's health care marks hit new low, 54% disapprove. and 36 approve. and his approval rating when it was 61%, let's fast forward on this slide to january of 2010 and we're talking about 46%. scary time for the majority party and president and the american people. mr. speaker, we hear this expression all the time, mr. president said it himself, it's time to press the reset button in dealing with the russian pres

the kind of thing we've seen on full diswith the corn husbander kick back, the louis purchase, the gator aide, drafting the bill behind closed doors, i think majority has got the message and no more gamesmanship here. no more lack of transparency. let's honor the wishes of the people of massachusetts and move forward with policy. with our policy debates. with that, let me call on our, outstanding chairman of the national republican senatorial committee who played an important role in yesterday's victory, john cornyn. >> thanks. mitch. first and foremost i know we would all like to congratulate scott brown on an outstanding campaign he ran and won yesterday. there's no election that can be won without a good candidate, and one that understands the temper of the times, what people are concerned about and is able to deliver a message that responds effectively to their concerns and scott brown did it to near perfection. and what was the message that the people of massachusetts were sending? it is they are simply fed and tired of being shut out of the process. and what did they get yesterday

now, my gator tells me -- invest gator tells me that the whole coalition is made up of community counselors bankers, and mortgage company officials, true? >> and investors and freddie mac and all of the nonprofit hud approved counseling agencies, that's correct. >> how many bankers? >> well, we have about 34 different servicing institutions, many of the top banks are members of hope now. >> they're the ones that created the problem. >> tharet once, sir, that need to get you out of it. >> oh, because they got us into it. >> they're the ones in charge of executing modification and helping borrowers through lost mitigation and to help get out of it. >> how many are there? >> pardon me? >> how many bankers are there? >> i don't know the breakout. let me think, maybe it's 18 out of 33 or something. i have to relook at that. >> look at it and we may want to put it in the record. >> sure. >> what about mortgage company people? >> so all of these institutions -- >> all of them are, most of them are. >> we have the resources of people that work with us on all of the committees and help go to the out