l.s.u. 28-10 and let's step back and take a look again at the current b.c.s. stand. l.s.u., 1,000%. unanimous number one. alabama, unanimous number two, follow bid oklahoma state. big game against oklahoma only the. gary: and everybody is telling us that it's almost a given that alabama can't be passed by oklahoma state. they have too big a lood. eric reid was 35 yards deep before that snap. verne: oh! wow. malcolm mitchell took a hit from kevin minter, number 46. gary: those little checkdown passes are going to get a little scary. you as an offensive player now have to be ready when you're getting the ball thrown to you. that was helmet-to-helmet right there also. to get your head around fast and know that l.s.u. will likely be playing zone so they're going to run to the ball. verne: aaron murray for the day 14-32. they needed a little bigger game out of him. and they need something out of their rung department. here's murray. well, jerry palm is wildly regarded as a b.c.s. guru and this is what he said -- and so it would appear -- go ahead. gary: in the first half i kind of felt a

l.s.u. 28-10 and let's step back and take a look again at the current b.c.s. stand. l.s.u., 1,000%. unanimous number one. alabama, unanimous number two, follow bid oklahoma state. big game against oklahoma only the. gary: and everybody is telling us that it's almost a given that alabama can't be passed by oklahoma state. they have too big a lood. eric reid was 35 yards deep before that snap. verne: oh! wow. malcolm mitchell took a hit from kevin minter, number 46. gary: those little checkdown passes are going to get a little scary. you as an offensive player now have to be ready when you're getting the ball thrown to you. that was helmet-to-helmet right there also. to get your head around fast and know that l.s.u. will likely be playing zone so they're going to run to the ball. verne: aaron murray for the day 14-32. they needed a little bigger game out of him. and they need something out of their rung department. here's murray. well, jerry palm is wildly regarded as a b.c.s. guru and this is what he said -- and so it would appear -- go ahead. gary: in the first half i kind of felt a

championship game between number two alabama and number one l.s.u.the long-awaited rematch. can the tigers keep their perfect season alive, spencer? >> i think they're an elite team. i think they absolutely can. they have the antidote. they're five-deep at the running back position. kenny hilleder may be the youngest of all. they can hit you can michael ford, blue, spencer ware, all of them. together that by committee approach will be outstanding. >> that's how they've won all yearlong. with that depth, you talk about the defensive line, what they're able to do at the running back position. but you've got to look at this alabama team. i picked them to win the national championship. we heard it earlier on the show with trent richardson. he's hungry for this game. he wants another shot. that motivation for that rematch and that redemption will play a role. >> a little something to think about. in 2003, fellows, nick saban took an l.s.u. team to take on your oklahoma sooners. that year, u.s.c. was left out. i truly believed before this game is played, t

championship game between number two alabama and number one l.s.u.the long-awaited rematch. can the tigers keep their perfect season alive, spencer? >> i think they're an elite team. i think they absolutely can. they have the antidote. they're five-deep at the running back position. kenny hilleder may be the youngest of all. they can hit you can michael ford, blue, spencer ware, all of them. together that by committee approach will be outstanding. >> that's how they've won all yearlong. with that depth, you talk about the defensive line, what they're able to do at the running back position. but you've got to look at this alabama team. i picked them to win the national championship. we heard it earlier on the show with trent richardson. he's hungry for this game. he wants another shot. that motivation for that rematch and that redemption will play a role. >> a little something to think about. in 2003, fellows, nick saban took an l.s.u. team to take on your oklahoma sooners. that year, u.s.c. was left out. i truly believed before this game is played, t

behind the scenes of the history and literary life of baton rouge, capital of louisiana and home of the l.s.u. tigers. on book tv on c-span2, a trib into the macabre, bloody book said to be in the hands of john paul memory marat when he was assassinated. it only aired once but maybe the most famous political ad ever produced. robert mann on daisy petals and mushroom clouds. it served as the model for the civil rights boycotts to come. historians and participants on the impact of the 1953 baton rouge busboy cots. also toured the louisiana state archives with materials dating from the louisiana purchase in 1803, 1810 document that created the very short-lived west florida republic of louisiana. plus, louisiana statehood documents. all next weekend on c-span2 and 3. >> next, remarks from former attorney general alberto gonzalez, who served in the george w. bush administration before resigning in 2007. the former texas secretary of state and texas supreme court justice really spoke about his experiences at the bush white house. the judicial confirmation process and his thoughts on current legal i

bulldog fans will never forget the sugar falling out of the sky and the hob-nailed boot, thus will the l.s.u. tigers to scare off this weekend in the s.e.c. championship. i end with the words bulldog fans are used to hearing from mr. munson. let all the bulldog faithful rally behind the men who wear the red and black with two words, two simple words which express the sentiments of the entire bulldog nation. go dogs. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today is the second anniversary of the unfair and brutal incarceration by the cuban regime of allen gross, an american citizen and i urge his immediate release. allen gross is 62 years old and in a trumped-up trial was given 15 years in prison. mr. engel: allen gross has worked in international development in over 50 countries through the past several years and was in cuba to aid the tiny jewish community with

i saw l.s.u. in alabama play tonight.icking cotton when you were in slavery. if you got, selling, and you could be whiplashed, punished. if you got selling cotton that you picked and planted, you could be punished on the plan. so now if you get caught selling their own jersey. [applause] [applause] i mean, they need a little money picking football the night before last the name a chopping sugarcane in picking cotton. somebody got to raise the question about the justice of this. this is not what the n.c.a.a. wants. this is a billion dollar bought and. and the only people ineligible for that money is the cotton pickers. [applause] [applause] something about that doesn't seem reasonable. the cotton picker, those who would pick the cotton, those who made it impossible for i the only ones eligible to sell their own jerseys. come pick a number two. we have gone from picking cotton balls to picking football and basketball. but what makes it so great, the reason we could choose uniform, and not skin color. mickey's direction and