now pick up jamal crawford. so they are very dangerous inside and out. >> phil: one thing i noticed looking at their numbers. they have only two changes in their starting lineup. of that one game against the nets. marvin williams was out with the flu. i believe that maurice evans came in for him. certainly right now really lends itself. >> steve: it helps. wizards have had about 16 different starting lineups. antawn jamison has been one f the constants for washington. he has 13 rebounds in the first half. wizards trail the hawks by 12. winning six straight against washington including a sweep last season in four games and they lead by 12 here as we get set to start the third quarter from atlanta. we will get the first half stats after washington scored just 13 points in the first quarter scoring 20 in the second. >> phil: not really a shooter clinic right here. both teams under 40% shooting. not shooting that well from three-point range. rebounds have been even. washington doing a much better job in the second.

jamal simmons. [applause] the way this is going to work is each of them are going to talk to you for 10 to 15 minutes, and then jeff will moderate a panel with invigorating and rocket of discussion -- and provocative discussion on the media. thank you so much. >> good afternoon. i guess this is the invigorating part. it's an honor and pleasure to be here, and greetings to my fellow board members and all of you regarding what role in class you are part of with in this fantastic organization that i am proud to be a part of. clearly, in dealing with the media, there are way too many directions that we could go in. but for the purpose of trying to create a focused dialogue, i think we are going to target, obviously, news and public affairs programming and information distribution of multiple media outlets. we can have a targeted conversation and really make it a conversation -- i think all of us are not going to speak for 15 minutes, but keep it a little more concise than that, and then have a conversat

jamal crawford had the ball. >> steve: boy, this is going to be -- he did. and the first quarter is over here in atlanta. antawn jamison got a big three- point shot moments ago. but the hawks building a lead as both teams struggled from the fields. atlanta just 7 of 22. washington just 6 of 21. and after one quarter

fourth foul on jerome. >> marques: jamal boykin has four points today.s another guy that averages double figures for this cal team. you look to depend on to give you double figures scoring night in and night out. >> steve: cal with 42 free throws. washington has 23. they've made 19. d.j. seeley banks it in. pondexter tied up. >> marques: good job not forcing up shots. taking some time off the clock. almost in trouble. pondexter bailed him out. >> steve: gant tried to finish. suggs pounds it. chance for a three. >> marques: that offensive rebounding that mike montgomery was so concerned about. pondexter with an impressive drive to the basket. forces the help by jamal boykin. nobody left the block off darnell gant, keeps it alive. scott suggs reaps the benefit. >> steve: scott suggs, a young man out of washington, missouri. but when lorenzo romar was a coach at st. louis, scott met him at the age of 11 at a family function and said, coach, i want to play for you. well, romar kept his eye on him, watched him grow up in missouri, and did recruit him. now he'

touchdown returns by johnson the linebacker and jamal charles having the greatest running day with 25ds and they built up a huge lead. there's nearly another interception by brandon flowers, ducking in front of brandon floyd. >> dan: the kansas city defense adjusting in the second half. >> da >> dick: clock running to the five-minute mark. the tackle of daniel graham across the 40-yard line. as travis daniels up to make the stop. it was tied at ten at the half, and at 17, in the middle of the third quarter. and then the kansas city chiefs won only two games last year. they came on defensively and offensively. gaffney who had a brilliant first half. ten catches in the first half. gaffney was getting a lot of chances because brandon marshall not in universe today. eddie royal not in uniform. he's injured. scheffler and marshall sidelined. coach's decision not to have them active today. and one has to wonder what impact that had on the denver bronco operation this week. >> dan: it seemed to have more of an effect on the denver defense. you talked about the rushing yards that the bronco d

a couple dribbles right here, has jamal boykin on his back. boykin going to overcommit.e job with a step through the great foot work on the part of derrick williams who is not like he usually does. he is a high iq basketball player, darin. he has to figure out where the shots and the scoring opportunities are for him. >> darrin: teams like when max zhang came into this game, williams got neutralized a little bit. they'll go with nikol kyryl nat. >> darrin: seeley now out to christopher. he wants it from out there. doesn't get the roll. wise will dig out the rebound. >> marques: that's a shot you can get at any point during the possession. better to work the ball around. try to get something from the 15 to 17-foot range. >> darri >> darrin: horne loses control. they'll say it's off of cal. >> marques: ten seconds on the shot clock. one thing we heard from sean miller was who are you making better? what are you doing out there on the floor to make other players better? >> darrin: nic wise baseline, the floater, just a little shy. >> marques: had more time, seven seconds on

later a three ball from jamal mcdaniel and the hurvegies were rolling -- hurvegies were roll -- huskies were rolling. you though who was not happy? john thompson iii. we go to the second half. here come the hoyas and austin freeman went off getting himself set here. he whipped some distance from the top of the key. nothing but net. he was far from being done. he had 28 points in the second half alone. wee tally a career high 33 in all. driving a baseline for another two and the hoyas would rally making the uconn coach speechless as you just saw. the hoyas clinging to a one- point lead but onn has the ball. i'm not sure you can follow this. try to see chris wright. he comes up with the loose ball and would find greg monroe on the other end of the floor. he gets the easy lay-in giving georgetown a three-point lead. the huskies would get one more chance to tie but the three- pointer is off the mark. 72-69 georgetown. >> our offense made our defense better. you know, we were getting better shots and so we were able to set up our defense. and then the guys just, you know, they just circled t

jamal crawford will get one more. and he makes them both. 23-14 atlanta with 8:50 to play here in quarter 2. steve buckhantz, phil chenier. our comcast crew. couldn't convert the pass. come back with the rebound. lid on the basket for washington so far on this game. jamal crawford in his 10th year from michigan where he played one season. 25-14 atlanta. another wizards turnover. >> phil: that wasn't a really bad attempt on that play. williams kept his feet moving, playing the front position on jamison and was then able to get into position to field a pass. >> steve: heck of a play. >> steve: here is foye off the screen. still had to take a long difficult shot. jamison rejected. andray blatche chases it down. good hustle by andray. >> phil: and good block. >> steve: spinning. ran into trouble. jamison. jumper. hawks on a 14-1 run here to grab control of this game in the 2nd quarter. wizards have caron butler and brendan haywood back in the lineup. smith and williams. travels. 24-second violation. travel. >> phil: looke

jamal boykin, amoke, robinson, patrick christopher and jerome randle, their own pac 10 star, a terrificontgomery, their head coach in his 28th it when pac 10 hoops continues in a moment. gr courts. named both the midwest regional and final four all tournament teams. on december 8, 2008, the richard jefferson gymnasium was dedicated in tucson. the former wildcat donated $3.5 million toward the construction. the 20,000 square foot facility, two full courts, used for the team's practice facility and also used for volleyball. richard jefferson understands the importance of this kind of building. >> i remember practicing in the gym that was 50 years old when i was there. if you want to continue having success, especially at your alma mater, things like that really go a long way. keeping your name of things, showing new players and even old players that giving back is really the key. >> darrin: there you see the banner from 2001 when they went to the final four. you don't often see former players give that kind of significant contribution to their alma mater. >> marques: would like to see mor

career high 167 yards, 14 touchdowns, advertise the team record for a single season, jamal lewis and jackson. they didn't throw that much. didn't have to. the oakland raiders have a pretty good secondary. hello and goodbye. i'm going off to the races now. it reminded me a little of when shannon sharpe was 96 yards, went from the same end of the field that they were, the lefthand side of the screen. they threw to todd heap, the play before that. that started me thinking, ok, shannon revisited. well, the next play, mcgahee goes through a hole on the righthand side. all the guys opened up tremendous holes for the ravens running game. that's pretty much what carried him yesterday. >> since you brought up history let's show you history. first weekend in october up in foxboro. flacco looking for mark clayton, finds clayton who turns, drops the ball there. >> would have been a first and goal in the 8-yard-line. we don't know whether they would have cashed that in but it would have given them a great shot. there were two guys in the area but then again there -- there was a ball he really sho

the '90s team, jamal mashburn, p.j. brown, dan marlley. that team was a championship team. we didn't win it. michael stood in the way of a whole lot of teams winning it at that particular time. but we were a championship team. we were young, very tough-minded disciplined team. we just got the bad breaks, you know? one thing about basketball, man. you're going to run in to some bad breaks. going to be fulfilling at times but it can be so humbling, it can. one thing that pat riria riley there's pain -- there's winning and there's misery. regardless of how many games you won, you remember the misery more than anything. the division championships and everything was great back then. but we couldn't get over the hump and we made it i had a pretty good job, but it wasn't what i wanted to do, and i thought, i don't want to do this for the rest of my life i probably don't want to do it tomorrow. i told my dad, "i want to start a brewery." i told him, "i think you're crazy." i started sam adams with boston lager to make rich, flavorful beer. and he went and sold it one bottle at a ti

let me tell you a story about a young woman named jamal brown. janel grew up in poverty and is a survivor of domestic violence. she has seen how poverty hurts kids. teen pregnancy, drug addiction, gang killings, joblessness. thanks to a program called healthy promise which provides tuition and fees to low-income students, janel today is a 21-year-old junior at the university of washington in the first person in her family to go to college. janel has arty made lands to go gives back to prepare kids for other backgrounds to college of business. without tuition assistance, janel is emphatic. she never would have gone to college. she hasn't left the inner city behind. she regularly returns to the community in the community in talks to kids. she says that kids need to see someone they can relate to like her so they know it's possible to break through tough circumstances. and janel tells the kids this, if they do their part somebody will meet them halfway. ladies and gentlemen, we need to be that somebody who m them halfway to be there for them. [appla

jamal boykin. boykin does a great job bodying up, bodying up, maintaining position. derrick williams is forced into aly left-handed shot. he thought he would pick up a foul. a lot of contact allowed in this basketball game which is a good game. >> derrin: two-point game. would be rert son off the glass. he'll get the whistle. i think that's going to be it for solomon hill who picks up his fifth foul. one of the things that sean miller doesn't have is a lot of height. that's it for solomon hill. >> marques: he's going to be a terrific player in due time. early success here in tucson, struggled consistently in the pac 10 seep son. great body, great feel for the game. terrific passer. >> derrin: a battle between the two top teams in the back 10. first place call, second place arizona here at the mckale center. you see -- cal has an rpi of 21. arizona's rpi finally up to about 53. but again, the winner of this one in first place in the pac 10. robertson is approaching his career high of 24. he got earlier this year against ucla. >> marques: talk about a tremendous teamma

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