second half if you're kevin stallings, what do you tell him? >> charles: come out in the second half. and up the tempo. get things in the open court and get it going. l.s.u. playing deliberate. slowing things down that i think they've put vanderbilt at rest a little bit. get out, get out moving and get out running a little bit. get the energy up. >> whit: if you are gene stallings, you tell them nothing but if you're kevin stallings, however -- we got lulled to sleep as well. second half on the way. can the tigers manufacture an upset in nashville at memorial gymnasium? stand by. basketball game continues on the s.e.c. network. >> eric: welcome back, everyone. nashville, tennessee, getting ready to get the second half started. we had a surprise brewing possibly at memorial gymnasium. l.s.u. winless in the s.e.c., they're on top of vanderbilt by two at the break. with bob wenzel, i'm eric collins. interesting first half of play. >> bob: i really like what trent johnson did. hold the ball, frustrate the superior opponent, play tough defense. as a

great year for that guy kevin stallings.w when you think about vanderbilt's team, last year, 19 wins. this year, they're going to get the 19th win right now. they will have a better record than last year. anticipating a six or seven seed in the ncaa tournament. >> eric: final score won't show how close the game really was. l.s.u. had a chance for an upset but not enough warm bodies. >> bob: trent johnson has to tell them that. you outlined it well. storm warren fouled out early. that was really, really trouble for them. they found two guys to help them out. vanderbilt, a good team, survived a scare when they were not at their best. >> eric: a.j. ogilvy in an 18-game home winning streak, 13-0 at home this year. as we speak, they're half game out of first in the s.e.c. east pending what happens tonight with kentucky against tennessee. >> bob: entertaining game. love to watch guys who are underdogs play with their hearts. l.s.u. did that. vanderbilt too much for them in terms of talent. >> eric: vanderbilt wins. for bob wenzel

kevin stallings wants hill shooting that mid-range jump-shot. big numbers against rival tennessee.'s the best game of his career so far. >> eric: the first free-throw is good. trent johnson just did discover that bo spencer would like to come out. he sends in a sub. it's brad tinsley. actually, bo spencer is going to stay in. i have seen bo spencer signal twice to the bench he wants to come out but he's still on the floor. >> bob: it happened to me one time where one of my players started to play well and he got tired and kept signaling over. the official said he's signaling. i said ignore him. just ignore him. he will get better. that's what trent is thinking right now. this is difficult for spencer to handle the ball in the backcourt against pressure. ts

stall and crash. at headquarters today, family and friends were read in remembrance of the 50 people who died. among them, kevin johnston's family. >> there is a lot of anger and frustration that this has gone on, that they were so incompetent up there. >> reporter: among the ntsb's findings, crew fatigue, a lack of training, lack of professionalism and maturity, a lack of experience and basic skills all contributed to the crash. >> unfortunately, it's taken 50 more lives for us to focus additional attention on these issues that have not been addressed. >> reporter: today, colgan air insisted the crew was trained properly, but "we cannot speculate on why they did not use their training." with regional airlines involved in accidents, a former chairman says new-hire pilot should have more cockpit time. >> you can get a job with something like 250 to 300 hours and maybe that's not good enough. >> reporter: there is a big push for new pilots to have 1,500 hours of cockpit time and much more training, more monitoring. meanwhile, the ntsb is now planning new hearings into the relationship between the big airlines and

stall and crash. at ntsd headquarters today, family and friends wore red in remembrance of the 50 people who died. among them, kevins family. >> the more i learn, there is a lot of anger and frustration that this has gone on, that they were so incompetent up there. among the ntsb's findings, crew fatigue, a lack of training, lack of professionalism and maturity, a lack of experience and basic skills all contributed to the crash. >> and, unfortunately, it's taken 50 more lives for us to focus additional attention on these issues that have not been addressed. >> reporter: today, colgan air insisted the crew was trained properly, but "we cannot speculate on why they didn't use their training." with regional airlines involved in the last six fatal accidents, a former ntsb chairman says new pilot hires should be required to have far more cockpit time. >> you can get a job in the regionals with something like 250 to 2300 hours. maybe that's not good enough. >> reporter: yeah, that seems to be the conclusion, that that isn't good enough. there is a big push right now for pilots to have 1,500 hours of cockpit time. the faa