it wasn't until the second half that kohlhausen truly broke out of his shell and into college football glory. his teammates fed off his energy, mounting an impressive comeback, overcoming a 31 point deficit. at the end of the second overtime, both teams were tied at 41. but kohlhausen scored soon after in the third overtime, oregon's last-ditch effort fell short, ceiling game for tcu and their new football hero. kohlhausen dedicated the victory tree to voi kin. >> this will be one i will tell my grandkids, a night i never thought would happen. i honestly just dedicated it to tray, is he the one who showed me how to play like i did tonight. >> it was a remarkable finish from an unlikely player whose recent lost inspired him to play the best game of his life. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> glor: a memorial today for the woman known as the hug lady of fort hood, texas. before she died christmas eve elizabeth laird hugged about half a million soldiers heading off to war and returning home. today thousands turned out for her funeral, and a final embrace. coming up, every dog has his

so, the horned frogs turned to backup quarterback bram kohlhausen, his very first start. despite the first-half pummeling, he says he wasn't worried. >> at half-time, nobody had any doubt that we could come back and take it to three overtimes and win. >> reporter: nobody, except for maybe head coach gary patterson. at half-time, he got suspicious. he changed shirts from black to tcu purple. >> black wasn't working. >> reporter: the team battled back, and in the third overtime, kohlhausen ran the ball himself to score the final touchdown. >> it was 31-0, and tcu wins, 47-41. >> i said, can you imagine your dad passed away, he's watching, can you imagine if you come back that's what i told him before the game, and win this football game? can you imagine what he's thinking? and he did. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> it's got to be the shirt. >> the epic wardrobe change. >> we'll be right back. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. continuett2w`t2n`qd" bt@q= h tt2w`t2n`qd" "a@q-,, tt2w`t2n`qd" bm@q&' tt4w`t2n`qd"" dztq

but kohlhausen scored soon after, giving his team a six-point lead. in the third overtime oregon's last-ditch effort fell short, sealing the game for tcu and their new football hero. kohlhausen dedicated the victory to boykin. >> this will be one i'll tell my grandkids. i mean, this is a night i never thought would ever happen. i honestly just decade it to tre. he's the one who showed me how to play like i did tonight. >> it was a remarkable finish from an unlikely player whose recent loss inspired him to play the best game of his life. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> a memorial today for the fort hood, texas. before she died christmas eve half a million soldiers heading off to war and returning home. today thousands turned out for >>> coming up, every dog has its >>> a dog in pennsylvania doesn't have long to live. so her owner is trying to give her as much joy as possible. together they're working their way down a bucket list and sharing it all online. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: a drive through the car wash. swimming for the first tim

and in the third overtime -- game tied at 41 -- kohlhausen keeps it on the option. and he awkwardly maneuvers around the ducks defense for the score. t-c-u takes a six- point lead! and now oregon -- facing fourth and eight -- it's jeff lockie looking for somewhere to go with it. he chucks it toward the goal line. the ball is knocked down. and t-c-u completes a tie of the biggest comeback in bowl history! they come back to stun oregon, 47-41. long time n-b-a referee -- joey crawford -- announced his retirement today. the 64-year-old says he will hang it up after this season. crawford has reffed in the n-b-a for the past 39 years. he is the most recognizable official in the association today... ...often due to controversy.

in overtime, kohlhausen's going to find porter. they would take a 38-31 lead. but it goes to three overtimes. tied at 41. tcu scores here. kohlhausen keeps it, they would step oregon and it ties for the largest bowl comeback, ever, at 31 points. >>> nuggets/warriors. missed the last two mes. played just 14 minutes, gets a three there. sits out the second half after getting kicked in his left shin. he finished in five points. the nuggets ca back to force overtime. in overtime, golden state taking care of it. scary moment at the end. green injured on that last play. chchked by paramedics, take on the the hospital for precautionary reasons. 34th straight home win for >> all right, that does it for us. max, coach, week 17 in the nfl, enjoy. we'll see you next time.nfl, we'll see you next time. >> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week" -- it's 2016. with less than a month to iowa, ononme front-runneren carson making big moves to shake up his campaign. but, will it be too little too late? we're one-on-one with carson, it's an abc news exclusive. >>> and,

second half - tcu rallied - bram kohlhausen to jalen austin for 26 yards - 31-10. let's just skip to third overtime - kohlhausen keeps it on the option - horned frogs up 47-41. incomplete. wow. tcu wins 47-41. the nebraska women's basketball team opened big ten play with a loss to iowa. the 9-3 huskers were on the road in evanston, illinois, visiting 14th ranked northwestern . nebraska is 0-2 against ranked teams this season. third quarter - down 51-33 - anya kalenta misses but able to strip it away - dish to allie havers. huskers trying to put together a run - jessica shepard strong underneath the basket - huskers trim it to 15. wildacts push it back to 20 - rachel theriot long range two - she had 13 points. but no comeback today - nia coffey for three - one of two wildcats with 25 points. the final northwestern 85, northern sun intercollegiate conference basketball scores. wayne state women pick up a win over sioux falls 83-73. maggie schutle led the way with 22 points. one of five players in double figures, women are now 7-6. wildcat men though lose by nine to c

but kohlhausen scored on after, giving his teamam six-point lead. in the third overtime oregon's last-ditch effort fell short, sealing the game for tcu and their new footballero. kohlhausen dedicated the v vtory to boykin. >> this will be one i'll tell my grandkids. i mean, this is a night i never thought would ever happen. i hontly just decade it to tre. he's the one who s swed me how to play lili i did tonight. >> it was a remarkable finish from an unlikely player whose recent loss inspired him to play the best game of his life. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> a memorial today for the woman known as the hug lady of fort hood, texas. before she died christmas eve elizabeth laird hugged about lf a million soldiererheading off totoar and returning homom today thousands turned out for her funeral and a final embrace. >>> coming up, every dog has its day, but reyes is getting a bunch of them. chest paininlike there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fati

but kohlhausen scored soon after, giving his team a six-point lead. in the third overtime oregon's last-ditch effort fell short, sealing the game for tcu and their new football hero. kohlhausen dedicated the victory to boykin. >> this will be one i'll tell my grandkids. i mean, this is a night i never thought would ever happen. i honestly just decade it to tre. he's the one who showed me how to play like i did tonight. >> it was a remarkable finish from an unlikely player whose recent loss inspired him to play york. >>> a memorial today for the woman known as the hug lady of fort hood, texas. before she died christmas eve elizabeth laird hugged about half a million soldiers heading off to war and returning home. today thousands turned out for her funeral and a final embrace. >>> coming up, every dog has its day, but reyes is getting a bunch of them. chest pain, like there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fatigue. there's unfamiliar dizziness or light-headedne

(nats of the kohlhausen 3rd o-t touchdown - then show more celebrating for end of line) before running in (wstcutrophypresentation) at halftime, nobody had any doubt that we could come back, take it to 3 overtimes and win. (nats of victory dance) t-c-u ending the night with a trophy - and a well- deserved victory coverage republican presidential candidate donald trump doesn't seem to be fazed by reports that a terrorist group is featuring him in a recruiting video. the republican frontrunner spoke to supporters at a campaign stop in biloxi, mississippi yesterday. during the rally, trump blamed both president obama and democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton, for the rise of isis. they have a bunch of dishonest people they've created isis. hillary clinton created isis with obama." trump later went on to say hillary clinton should be in jail because of the ongoing email scandal she's facing. new information this morning u-s officials say 17 guantanamo bay prison detainees are cleared for release and will be transferred next week. once the 17 prisoners are moved there will be

(nats of the kohlhausen 3rd o-t touchdown - then show more celebrating for end of line) before running in the final touchdown himself, to put an exclamation point on that we could come back, take (nats of victory dance) t-c-u ending the night with a trophy - and a well- deserved victory dance?capping off a victory for the ages. turning now to the nba where oklahoma city superstar kevin durant and a charlotte hornets fan got into a little incident during last nights game. you can see here security had to go over and talk with the man. there was speculation the fan was upset that kevin durant was invading his personal space. we haven't heard what actually caused the incident, but it appears the fan was able to stay at the game. you can check out all of the stories that are trendingg today.. just head to our website, and click on "now trending" another full hour of news and right now... right now on good morning las vegas... 2015 was a deadly year on the valley roads...what can be done to make sure 2016 is safer for both pedestrians and drivers? plus, superstar chris brown possibly causin

third overtime -- bram kohlhausen runs it in for t-c-u... oregon needs a touchdown to keep the game going -- 4th and 8... jeff lockie steps up -- pass is incomplete!... and t-c-u pulls off the stunning comeback -- 47- 41 -- tied for the biggest comeback in bowl history arkansas and kansas state in the liberty bowl... 3rd quarter -- brandon allen -- finds jeremy sprinkle... yeah i want sprinkles on that!... razorbacks up 31-20... 4th quarter -- check out this run by alex collins... that is a man's touchdown... arkansas goes on to win 45-23 georgia facing penn state in the taxslayer bowl... because nothing says college football like doing your taxes... 2nd quarter -- terry godwin -- from the wildcat formation -- nice throw -- 44-yard touchdown strike to malcolm mitchell... georgia up 10-3... then just before halftime... godwin on the other end -- this time catching greyson lambert's touchdown pass... bulldogs hang on to win, 24-17 and believe it or not, one game still in progress -- score update with valley inversions in place through sunday.

so, the horned frogs turned to backup quarterback bram kohlhausen, his very first start. despite the first-half pummeling, he says he wasn't worried. >> at half-time, nobody had any doubt that we could come back and take it to three overtimes and win. maybe head coach gary patterson. at half-time, he got suspicious. changing shirts from black to tcu purple. >> black wasn't working. >> reporter: the team battled back, and in the third overtime, kohlhausen ran the ball himself to score the final touchdown. >> it was 31-0, and tcu wins, 47-41. >> i said, can you imagine your dad passed away, he's watching, can you imagine if you come back, that's what i told him before the ball game, you come back and you win this football game. can you imagine what he's thinking? and he did. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> it's got to be the shirt. >> the epic wardrobe change. >> we'll be right back. abc statio tt2w`t2n`qd" bt@q= h tt2w`t2n`qd" "a@q-,, tt2w`t2n`qd" bm@q&' tt4w`t2n`qd"" dztq 6px tt4w`t2n`qd"" entq ft8 tt4w`t2n`qd"" gzt& _s@ tt4w`t2n`qd"" hnt& o], tt4w`t2n`

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. >> rorter: the team battled back, and in the third overtime, kohlhausen ran the ball himself to score the final touchdown. >> it was 31-0, and tcu wins, 47-41. >> i said, can you imagine your dad passed away, he's watching, can you imagine if you come back, that's what i told him before the ball game, you come back and you win this footbl game. can you imagine what he's thinking? and he did. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> it's got to be the shirt. >> the epic wardrobe chang >> we'll be right back. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. that's 1 in 5 daughters, sons, neighbors, and classmates yet billions of pounds of good food go to waste every year. it's time we do something about it. feeding america is a nationwide network of food banks that helps provide meals to millions of kids and families in need. visit feedingamerica.org to help them feed even more. together we can solve hunger. tt2w`t2n`qd" bt@q= h tt2w`t2n`qd" "a@q-,, tt2w`t2n`qd" bm@q&' tt4w`t2n