gerson down the other way for virginia. ardossi grabs the rebound. that's a good shot for gerson.h doesn't mind her pushing the basketball up, up two hours before working on shots, getting them in. inside and gets the basket. she's been quiet early. you would think with the defensive pressure -- presence of egwu on the defense, sasha goodlett would have more impact. monica wright on the opposite side for the rebound. she can't control it but she does draw the foul. >> lachina: look at that last possession by georgia tech. goodlett uses her body to create that with her. she's got the height 6'5" to open things up. >> jenn: monica wright steps to the free-throw line. nice on the first one. i talked to monica wright yesterday about the role of her teammates. she's the loan senior. she said that's a difficult thing to deal with, to know it's not everyone else's last time. she's really impressed by the effort of her team. they want to make it a special senior year with her and let her go as far as she can in her last season as a cavalier. clearly a bitter moment for wright when she set

look at gerson making another defensive play. >> mike: gerson is stepping her game up.we said, have outrebounded virginia badly today.

that's the first foul by lexie gerson. ardossi has been fairly effective in knocking down that mid-range jump shot when georgia tech found her there. eight points in the game, three rebounds. >> lachina: ardossi a sophomore on this team, the last time tech visited john paul jones arena, which has to be one of the most exciting games i'm seen in basketball. a double overtime, 103-101 victory by virginia. i mean, a number of players fouled out. there was this amazing offensive display. both teams were exhausted by the final buzzer. this place holds a lot of memories for both teams. >> jenn: 207 points in a ball game combined pretty impressive. you don't see that often. uses her strength to get that alive. can't get it to fall those edwards shot it down. a time-out. thththththththththththththththth >> jenn: the boxes gloves hang in georgia tech locker room as a reminder for jackets to be aggressive and knock ! me! ut. i toit. i tothe efor outh. co ale refot call yoa beng mx! theionsme! tahim,. i d, ieir foulwhen boun te'thrne

gerson, what a try to the bucket! lexie gerson.n double figures with ten. >> debbie: now you've got it to four. you've got to rely on your defense right here. virginia was switching on everything last time down. >> mike: cavaliers need a stop as we're under 2:30 to play. >> debbie: look at secily ray trying to post up monica wright. if they can get monica wright out. >> mike: five seconds on the shot clock. rebound by the cavaliers. almost taken away by courteney morris. what a good play by morris. another possession for wake forest. >> debbie: another senior for mike petersen making a play. >> mike: roulhac. kick-out to morris. garcia. not afraid to shoot from out there. has not hit a three today. >> debbie: has taken three of them, though. >> mike: 1:30 to play. an opportunity here. virginia cannot afford an empty possession. moorer spinning it off the glass! ariana moorer! and it's a two-point game! look at the defense by virginia! >> debbie: good defensive fake by lexie gerson. that's the kind of play that doesn't show up on bu

shine in the paint and egwu and moorer and gerson fourth straight start and undefeated as a starter. wake forest, waters ray. sandra garcia, a 6'3" freshman. brooke thomas and courteney morris round out the starting lineup for wake forest deacons. for virginia, debbie ryan, 32 years, over 700 wins, hall of fame. mike peterson coaching on the other side for wake forest. peterson in his sixth year. a former head women's coach at new mexico state and tcu and then came here after a stint as the shint assistant men's coach in minnesota and has arguably his best team here at wake forest. >> debbie: he is giving his team a challenge and a chance to make a run at the acc top half of the league. this is a year where you're not quite clear who is the best team it. of course, duke is putting some separation, based on the way they played against florida state the other night, but a lot of basketball to be played. >> mike: lawson newton and mark hardcastle and luis gonzalez are our officials this afternoon. and it's monica wright who controls the opening tip. >> debbie: this job defensively on mo

gerson and rice in america come a series of other books, his column inside the first amendment appears in more than 250 newspapers nationwide and as somebody who writes a, that's a lot of newspapers. he holds a master's degree from harvard. a doctorate to and from every university. mark stern, welcome, he's acting consecutive director and general counsel of the american jewish congress and director of its commission on law and social justice in intergroup relations. one of the most respected lawyers in the u.s. on church-state and religious liberty issues. he's consulted widely by many jewish and non-jewish organizations. interested in maintaining the separation of church and state. he's widely interviewed in the printing and broadcast media. he has been named one of the fourth 50 most influential leaders of the american jewish committee. when i saw the board and 50i thought was a basketball group. [laughter] this is a very --. >> [inaudible] >> prior to joining the american jewish congress u.s. law clerk to the u.s. court of appeals for the fourth circuit. he was an undergraduate at i