william and mary looks to keep it's win streak alive in williamsburg tonight against hofstra. old dominion in a confrence usa showdown at the ted. and what was nc state guard cat barber and his coach mark godfried doing at hampton high school tonight? find out next, on the sportswrap. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin it's not how you start, its how you finish, and that was good news for old dominion tonight. i'm bruce rader, busy night tonight, old dominion holding down 4th place in confrence usa hosting north texas in another important confrence game. and while the monarchs were actually losing this game at halftime, they turned things around in the second half. it was a quiet night for the confrence player of the week trey freeman, who hits the mid range jumper, he had a "human" 13 points, as did goes coast to coast for the lay up, had 10. but the big story of this game was the play of brandan stith who is really starting to come into his own. the big guys had a career and game high 17 points to go

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william and mary against hofstra. next, with those crazy fans on >> riding a four-game winning streak, the william & mary basketball team welcomes hofstra. william & mary is one of the most exciting teams in the nation right now. why not? they score almost 84 point -- almost 80 ports a game. nathan: the atmosphere is tremendous. >> oh my gosh! >> it is awesome. great team. nathan: the buzz is back in williamsburg. >> this is what it should be every game. nathan: a program once again knocking on the door of history and a fan base taking notice. >> played at colorado state, dan xanga, they are known as one of the best environments in college basketball. no comparison to this place. >> not necessarily 7000 people, but even over closeness -- over christmas, great crowd. >> hopefully everyone keeps coming out. nathan: one of only five original programs to never the pride faithful are doing everything they can to make it four. >> they are going to do has never done. nathan: in williamsburg, nathan epstein. bruce: old domini

hofstra holds on to win it 65-60. snapping northeastern's three-game winning streak. b.u. riding a 7-game winning streak. visiting buck nell... bucknell with first place in the patriot league on the line. john papali, leads the way again today. getting into the paint. nailing the flolter. for two of his 11 points. b.u. within one. in the second half, bucknell runs away with it. off the turnover here, the feed and the break. right to the rim with the slam. terriers fall 80-59. b.u. drops to third place in the patriot league. umass hosting george mason in the atlantic ten action. trey davis in the second half. averaging 19 a game. shows us how he does it. late in the first half, pulls up for the deep three. hits and draws the foul. the four-point play puts umass up by 14. davis drops 16. umass wins it 70-64. moving to 5 will have 9 ... 5-9 in the a-10. >> bergeron. to connelly! patrice bergeron with his 600th career point! connelly with the empty-net goal. and the bruins have a win to remember in dallas. >> bruins saving their best for last. wrapping up their season-long six

. -- hofstra university in new york. the candidates are combating the socks off but iowa is one of 50 american states. can you tell us why today's so very important? >> this is the first in the nation contest, first time that candidates go head-to-head, and the public is actually able to respond by voting. , theerson who does well candidates who do well, who meet or exceed expectations set by the media, they tend to get a bounce from they tend to get momentum that hopefully will carry them through subsequent states. catherine: speaking of subsequent states from starting off and i were the next vote will happen in new hampshire -- starting off in iowa, the next vote will happen in new hampshire. these are small state operations that are not ethnically representative of the wider united states. considering that, why do they get to go first and why should what their voters decide impact what happens nationally? the "whoyou just asked died and left iowa and new hampshire boss?" question. primaries and caucuses were not much

after suffering an exhausting loss at home against hofstra last night, the william and mary basketball team had plenty of time to think about it today, on their trip up to baltimore where the tribe will take on towson tomorrow afternoon. william and mary sure has plenty of offense, scoring 80 points or more almost every game reciently. and scored 80 nigh [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ray romano, lucy hale, musical guest, brandi carlile, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 401, rhode island. >> steve: and now, here he is,

we spent all this time on the road, lost at hofstra, so we had to beat the top teams in our league so far. i think this is one of those, so to get a win at that level of competition is encouraging. >> they had to northeastern tomorrow. old dominion playing on another level these days. the senior guard was named conference usa's player of the week for a second straight time. in consecutive road wins at florida atlantic and florida international, they brought in 28 and 25 respectively. he is the top score in the conference, and odu is now 12 and 10. the associated press top 25 university of virginia is now back to number nine thanks to a run ofaway win. not in the top 25, the duke blue devils. they have struggled, losing four of the last five games. it is the first time they have been on right since the 2007, 2008 season. but there is an upside with a coach -- they go to georgia tech tomorrow. more college basketball, north carolina head still will, the tar heels will unbeaten -- are still unbeaten. tom: and a brief flirtation with spring. don: a nice warm day. it was 75 degrees. some r

and special teams---- and they're alone in second because of this game---james madison home against hofstra----15 seconds left---jmu in white down 3----ronald curry-----from three---game tied at 82----and we head to overtime---that's when took over----connects from three---he scored the team's first 8 points-----dukes hold on for the 3 point win----and that loss tie with william and in williamsburg on thursday--- it's rivalry week again in the commonwealth---the virginia tech men will go for the season sweep of uva when the two square off on tuesday----- hasn't been much of a side---the wahoos hadn't lost to virginia tech since 2007---- but that streak came to an end on the hoos home floor this afternoon-- all maroon and orange---sydney cook to the basket---she had a double rebounds---- big night also for chanette hicks---nice behind the back---11 points---8 assists---- hokies only led by two at halftiem, but runaway in the second half--- 66--46 the final----snapping uva's 18-game win streak over

joe, how big is this bowl game for hofstra basketball? >> it's really big be there's been a buzz around campus. two teams playing for first place tonight. so we're excited. >> with the talent we have, we can compete with anybody and we expectations are high.

in the late 80s---- a great day to be a william and mary trying to bounce back from a home loss to hofstra at towson--- first basket is dixon. he had a good game...3 pointer put the tribe within one-- tribe never led in the game--- mike morsell 3 pointer half---morsell the bucket and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >>> on this saturday night, breaking news. antonin scalia, the longest serving justice on the u.s. supreme court is dead. he was the court's most influential tonight, we look back legacy. >>> deadly weather. dozens of vehicles crash in a massive pileup in a large part of the country endures extreme life-threatening cold. >>> the showdown. tonight, republicans debate. a make or break moment for some of the six remaining candidates. will rub yoio rebound. >>> the pop pushe pushing on the pressure to step up the f

. >> reporter: hofstra professor joe levin says companies are required to make it easy to opted out but it isn't. it's been 13 years since the first and only law to block unwanted and unsolicited commercial emails was passed. it comes with a lengthy six- step procedure. >> this process that i'm explaining here perfectly real under the spam act of 2003. they are not doing anything wrong. >> reporter: like the "do not call" registry, the congresswoman calls the can spokesman a law without teeth that needs amending. >> this process should be streamlined and that's what this act will do. >> reporter: her new bill being introduced today could cut the unsubscribe time from 20 minutes to 20 seconds. companies must also permanently remove the email address within 10 business days. and not sell it. mclogan, cbs 2 news. >>> weather time now. at least it's friday. . >> all these days bleed into each other. >> i keep track of the weekends. it's definitely friday. great looking weekend coming up. numbers compliments of weather watchers extraordinaire. 30s for most folks out there t 34 in pleasant va

. >> it's the best start for hofstra since the 2006-twerch 2007 season. >>> tonight, facing off. hillary clinton and bernie sanders clashing tonight in their first one-on-one debate on msnbc. in a battle over who is more progressive. while marco rubio becomes a bigger target in new hampshire. taking the fifth. with a smirk the former ceo who raised the fight of the drug 5,000% refuses to testify before congress. later calling committee members imbeciles. >>> invisible threat. it can only be seen on infrared infrared. the massive leak that forced thousands from their home. nbc news takes you to the source with an exclusive view. security. we take you inside the enormous operation to protect the big game, in the air, aboard blackhawks, on the land and at sea. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it's debate night. hillary clinton and bernie sanders in their first one-on-one debate, just five days before the new hampshire primary. it comes as a brand-new nbc news wa

basketball recap---- william & mary continues to climbconference madison goes to overtime against hofstra--- and is trey freeman the best player in the country right now--- all

going for back to back wins after snapping their 15 game losing streak on thursday, blue hens hosting hofstrafirst half, marvin king davis with the slam. delaware down 13. they come back to take the lead. they are upright now in the second half, also today drexel loses at northeastern, they are three-22. >>> the sixers will not be represented in tomorrow's nba all-star game but in many ways philadelphia will be represented. all eyes are on former lower merion star kobe bryant. he is in toronto for his 18th and final all-star game. he will start with the west. among the most memorable all-star games, 14 years ago, in philadelphia, when he won mvp. but now all the 37 year-old is enjoying the moment. he still can't believe he is in the league. >> you know, at the this point it is just enjoying, this experience, and seeing these young guys and getting a chance to be around them. it is just crazy. i can't believe i'm still playing after all these years. you are literally eight years old my first all-star game, that is nuts. >> it is nuts. >> nba will not be the same without kobe bryant. >> true. >

. >>> red hot hofstra hosted north carolina wilmington in a battle for first place in the clone ya. what a finish. down by 3 with under 30 seconds remaining. ties the ball game on a trifekta by their leading scorer, senior sensation, green. but with under 4 seconds to play, a triple of his own as the pride lose a heart breaker 70-67. they're now 16-7 on the year. chuck has been asking me for two weeks what's my prediction for super bowl 50. here it is. and i know some people want a fairy tale ending for manning but the panthers are too good. i pick carolina by three touchdowns, 35-14. their opence defense is outstanding as well. there you have it, chuck. we'll be right back. i just ordered pizza. we're out of bud light. beer run? no. minibar delivery. sfx: doorbell beer's here! i heard you ordered bud light on minibar. uh...jb smoove?? i'll take that. order bud light now on minibardelivery.com you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings acc

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. >> now, i'm a big jet fan and i lived in left town right near where you trained in hofstra on rhodeemed to me it was much more dangerous to be a quarterback than it is today. >> bill, it was. anybody that was in the hole or in the pocket was going to get hurt because we didn't have the kind of protection they have today. the game has improved in that category. i think we're trying to protect all the players more so than yesteryear. >> there is big money with these quarterbacks. back then guys bike ben davidson, oakland raiders they want to do rip your head off and kill you, am i wrong. >> mr. davis had that theory with that oakland raiders and didn't mind talking about it to the team. >> they would smash you as hard as they could smash you and say something you. >> what they said to us we said right back. some of them talked about their own too. you are 72 years old now. injuries to you throughout your whole life, ken stabler who followed you at alabama, his family just announced that he had brain disease. that he got so many times. but you seem, your mental faculties seem to be int

. >> now i'm a big jet fan and i lived in left town right near where you trained in hofstra on rhode seemed to me it was much more dangerous to be a quarterback than it is today. >> bill, it was. anybody that was in the hole or in the pocket was going to get hurt because we didn't have the kind of protection they have today. the game has improved in that category. i think we're trying to protect all the players more so than yesteryear. >> there is big money with these quarterbacks. back then guys bike ben davidson, oakland raiders they want to do rip your head off and kill you, am i wrong. >> mr. davis had that theory with that oakland raiders and didn't mind talking about it to the team. >> they would smash you as hard as they could smash you and say something you. >> what they said to us we said right back. some of them talked about their own too. >> the result of that andao you are 72 years old now. injuries to you throughout your whole life, ken stabler who followed you at alabama his family just announced that he had brain disease. that he got hit in the head so many times. but