after some persuasion by guzman, they said it will be owls ball. guzman for three. he's been good from long range tonight. >> that's so impressive tomy. he makes a turnover the play before, drops his head, comes back down the other way. that's senior leadership for you, stepping up and shooting the three. that shot won't go. >> steve: these going to call fernandez, getting his 5th foul. >> matt: temple with a 6-point lead. 11:35 to go. >>> this area right here, long rebounds come off of three- point jump shots. you see the long shot, long rebound, but then you'll see right here. in the middle, he missed it. see, fernandez was grabbing on dewhurst's jersey, and they got him for the foul. that's four fouls on fernandez. >> matt: braswell going strong to the basket off the glass. now a 4-point temple lead. temple has never won in this building. >> matt: that was a beautiful dish from the big fella. an easy two. jones, long jumper is good. that's a it would-pointer. he can spot up and hit that shot. they're not afraid to design plays for him. >> steve: they've done that

guzman with the rebound.carl baptiste, 6'8" freshman averaging 2.5 points per game and ageing just under 9 minutes per game for st. joseph. a turnover by ryan brooks who has been battling a stomach virus throughout the course of this day. a quick start. 11-4 people the. we will be -- temple. we wil úúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúú fix. >> steve: when you are 4-8, you start looking for different combinations. basketball is a game of chemistry and finding that group that just happens to play better and create better chemistry can make all the difference in the world. >> tom: 15:30 to play here in the first half. garrett williamson to baptiste up top. hilliard is covered nicely by the freshman, jefferson. >> steve: temple 5-6 in this game. you have oh think phil is not happy with the defense. michael eric averages 4 points a game and has 6 already. not good. that was a nice play right there. >> tom: idris hilliard last year showed signs he was going to be a force inside, complementing ing nivins. right-handed tu

guzman is.o stay in front of a gay when he is going with that -- guy when he is going with that kind of speed. >> tom: govens who on the year is close to an 80% free-throw shooter. misses the first one. craig williams checks into the ballgame for rahlir jefferson. govens averages just under 13 a game. that is just his 6th point of the night. as you said, this is the start of the atlantic 10 regular season. and the season will culminate in atlantic city with the post-season tournament which temple has won the last 2 years. that is a beautiful give-and-go by ryan brooks and lavoy allen. >> steve: he just passed the ball and cut to the basket and get as wide open lay-up. >> i think he was surprised he was open that much. 14-point lead for temple. 47-33. 11:30 to play in the first half. the a-10 had a very good non-conference year and there are some games still to be played. but they are number 4 in the rpi as a conference. >> steve: you are talking about top this teams maybe -- 4 teams maybe in the

guzman to inbounds. gets it in. guzman for 3. good! a big shot by guzman as the buzzer sounds. temple a 32-28 lead at half. spears leading the way for charlotte. 32-28 at the half. we'll be right back with more ! me! ut. i toit. i tothe efor outh. co ale refot call yoa beng mx! theionsme! tahim,. i d, ieir foulwhen boun te'thrne, e. ce galex coac gol. p > webackcharl north arole of bobcathe fl panthers, and the a-10 charlotte 49ers. at the half, it's temple 32 and charlotte 28. after a difficult childhood where truancy was the norm, eric murray found that basketball gave him focus on and off the court. now a freshman at la salle, he talks about his hopes for college and beyond. >> in the city of brotherly love, the journey to find ones self can be lonely, it can be a struggle. it can take you down a road you never envisioned. >> not everyone in life has it easy, and you drive through a place like philadelphia and you see a lot of people who have it tough, so a lot of people in our society have a lot to overcome, and eric is one of those that's on track to do it. >> reporter: fi

[laughter] but am starting to believe that maybe yes the military is cooperating with the guzmÁn cartelbecause they never bust anyone. they've taken over the juarez valley, which is one of the main smuggling corridors in the u.s. for smuggling cocaine. it's like a boxing match. i watched last night the replay of mike tyson and buster douglas. the referee is on the side of buster douglas, so buster douglas wins, except no one knows that the referee is on the side of buster douglas. and you have the mexican military seemingly on the side of the tropical guzmÁn cartel what can the united states ever do about that? i really don't know. >> and another disturbing trend for those of us who are from the border and it's a very long time is something that marks, i think, quite a difference in what's going on today is the growing role and spectacle in this very public use of violence and terror to ask. >> believe it or not, there are extensive numbers of narco blogs. there are hundreds of youtube videos they buy drug cartel that you can access. go over to the austin public library and look up cart

except no one knows that, and here you have the mexican military seemingly on the side of the guzman cartel. so what does the united states ever do about that? i really done know. >> and another disturbing trend for those of us who are from the border and have lived there a long time, something that marks, i think, quite a difference in what's going on today is the growing role of spectacle and the very public use of violence and of terror tactics. >> believe it or not, there are extensive numbers of narco blogs. there are hundreds of youtube videos made by drug cartel people that you can access, go over to the austin public library and you'll see the pictures of members of the cartel. you'll get to hear a nice narco credo in the background. and a lot of times after people are killed in the streets of juarez, let's say, the group that did the killing will put up a banner explaining why they were killed, okay? and threatening the opposite cartel. it's a very scary situation. what you have is sort of the propaganda arm of the drug cartels. they see this as a quasipolitical struggle. th