they are bludgeoning lsu. right now wisconsin leading 24-10. earlier today clemson was leading georgia until this, todd gurley, 100-yard kickoff return, a career high 198 rushing yards and four touchdowns. georgia wins 45-21. they outscored clemson 31-zip to end the game. in between all the lane kiffin shots on the sideline, alabama beat west virginia. derrick henry 113 yards. yeldon 126 yards for alabama who they get tested but they beat west virginia 33-23. speaking of getting tested, ohio state, buckeyes survived a scare from navy. third quarter down by one. j.t. barrett up top to devon smith. buckeyes have won 15 straight season openers. they win comfortably at least at the end 34-17. ucla over virginia. three defensive touchdowns in the second quarter. here's one of them. randall goforth. great name. 75-yard touchdown. ucla wins on the road by 8. more scores from the pack 12. usc and stanford as chris mentioned is next week right here on abc 12:30 local time, oklahoma no problem with louisiana tech in their home opener and season opener, 4

they are bludgeoning lsu. right now wisconsin leading 24-10. earlier today clemson was leading georgia until this, todd gurley, 100-yard kickoff return, a career high 198 rushing yards and four touchdowns. georgia wins 45-21. they outscored clemson 31-zip to end the game. in between all the lane kiffin shots on the sideline, alabama beat west virginia. derrick henry 113 yards. yeldon 126 yards for alabama who they get tested but they beat west virginia 33-23. speaking of getting tested, ohio state, buckeyes survived a scare from navy. third quarter down by one. j.t. barrett up top to devon smith. buckeyes have won 15 straight season openers. they win comfortably at least at the end 34-17. ucla over virginia. three defensive touchdowns in the second quarter. here's one of them. randall goforth. great name. 75-yard touchdown. ucla wins on the road by 8. more scores from the pack 12. usc and stanford as chris mentioned is next week right here on abc 12:30 local time, oklahoma no problem with louisiana tech in their home opener and season opener, 4

not so much because sherman had taught at lsu, but almost all of these officers had been at west point together over the years. i don't think that sherman -- that doesn't sort of ring true to me, personally. but i'm not familiar with the -- is it the -- the demon of the loss cause, is that the one? that's the most recent one that i know of that came out. i'd love to see it. thank you. >> when the question arose about press coverage, did walt whitman cover anything having to do with sherman? did he comment on it? and the other question i have is, can you address the mythologizing of sherman, when it began? i think maybe reston -- i think there's a big mythology in america surrounding sherman. so when did that begin? >> okay. as to the poetry question, walt whitman has one poem that obliquely references sherman, saluting the colors. from the perspective of an african-american woman watching sherman's men marching through north carolina. actually, melville, her man melville in battle pieces has two poems about sherman's march. i think there's two that are pretty powerful. in terms of the

. >> he was a big-time football player at lsu.n his life i guess it went in a different direction and ended up here. >> i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. >> you act like you so high on a pedestal. you so much better than everybody. >> one count of rape, three kidnappings. >> aggravated sex offense. >> 21 years for manslaughter. >> robby is not trained to kill. he is trained to help apprehend. >> i'm comfortable out on my lines. i got my horse, my guns. >> because you never know what could happen. >> the judge says in her final summation, "you are nothing, mr. baker, but a pebble in the pond. you're nothing but poor white trash." >> in rural louisiana, halfway between new orleans and baton rouge, is the second largest prison in the state, the elayn hunt correctional center. although the facility is relatively new, it opened in 1979, the look is anything but modern. armed officers on horseback, work crews farming the land, and no air conditioning. in the next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former nfl

as the badges of wisconsin battle it out with the slr lsu tigers. this will be a test. fredricka, i don't even know if i have a voice after today. because these guys are keeping it loud. >> yeah! >> wait, wait, wait, wait. one, two, three, roll tide! >> roll tide! >> one, two, three, go mountaine mountaineers. >> go, mountaineers. >> back to you, fred, i lost it. >> we'll get you some hot water, a little hot tea out there. i know it's like 90 degrees out there, but your throat needs it. >>> coming up, a story of survival. you'll meet the unlikeliest of drug addicts and find out she overcame her addiction. ♪ from safety, to fuel economy, to quality, today's chevrolet has it all. and it's a good time to see for yourself. this labor day, check out great lease offers on chevy's award-winning, fuel efficient lineup. just announced, get additional $500 bonus to lease this 2014 chevy malibu lt for around $189 per month. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. ♪ so nice, so ni-i-i-ce ♪ sweet, sweet st. thomas nice ♪ so nice, so ni-i-i-ce ♪ st. croix, full of pure vibes ♪ ♪ s

had to sit out a year at lsu. drafted in the third round. to watch what he can do, it's a new breed of safety. yeah, they can play back and play the middle of the field. yeah, they can come down and make big tackles, but he essentially was their slot corner. he would come down and play man-to-man coverage against wide receivers in the slot and that was you just don't see many like him. you know, it's pretty special player. hope he comes back real soon. >> al: the injured player, t.j. johnson, first year player out of south carolina, drafted in the seventh round last year. so the bengals with three injuries of significance here in the fourth quarter. >> cris: right here. t.j. johnson. and i think deone bucannon right there on the back of his knee. you just see it. it's a hustle play by bucannon. t.j. johnson in so way able to protect himself in this situation. >> al: unfortunately for the third time in this fourth quarter, marvin lewis has watched a cart come out to take one of his guys back to the locker room. >> cris: always a fine line, is

wisconsin and lsu, and espn, and oklahoma state/florida state on abc.e return, this will come out to the 25. take a look at the game summary. mentioned the kick return by alford, 261 rushing yards for alabama. the one turnover by blake sims, but there's a holding call on the return, so west virginia, instead of having the ball at the 30, started in midfield, three and out. and alabama on the strength of four field goals, leading it 33-23. west virginia can score fast. we'll see if alabama's defense steps up. the diamond formation. and here's shell, trying to power to the 30 yard line. he's stuck at the 28. dalvin tomlinson, who missed most of last year with a knee injury made the tackle. saw number 9 there, true freshman deshawn hand also in the game. here's smallwood, and he wanted to get back to the line of scrimmage. and the ball came out and recovered by west virginia. so it actually gain a half a yard there. recovered by the right tackle, lucas. >> brian: hit by nick perry, the safety, that came up. you know, i think that the pace of play from west

. >> he was a big-time football player at lsu. >> i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. >> you act like you so high on a pedestal. you so much better than everybody. >> one count of rape, three kidnappings. >> aggravated sex offense.

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and then the badgers battle it out with the lsu tigers.e a huge test for two new quarterbacks. i'm going to be hanging out here all day long with these fans. the site of the alabama/west virginia mountaineers. do you have a chant? >> let's go! >> mountaineers! >> let's go! >> mountaineers! >> reporter: victor, christy, go big red. >> boo. . i'm impressed by the beard there. i am impressed by the beard. >> yeah. >> reporter: i'm going to try to grow one before the end of the day. >> that, i want to see. i started my career in west virginia cheering on the mountaineers. >> thank you very much. i was there right next door. worked in martinsberg for a little while. >> good luck to them. and thank you for starting your morning with us. >> cnn newsroom continues right now. >>> we hope that saturday morning has been good to you so far. >> i'm victor blackwell. 10:00 here on the east coast. you are in the cnn newsroom. this morning, top republicans have a message for president obama. >> senators john mccain and lindsay graham say the isis threat i

i love reading about lsu washburn who got so restless sitting in congress. he couldn't stand to sit and listen to other people talk. .. >> to the unit united states in 1824. and they were going in part to paris because they wanted to see him again while he was still alive. and that painting is by morris. it hangs in the city hall in new york. it is magnificent painting. he adored these people. he spent a great deal of time with many of them. he was symbolic and important to them. c-span: there is a big painting there in the house of representatives. how important was he to the country? >> guest: he was very important in the symbolism of a wealthy aristocat from france coming and joining in the fight and soldiering on with our army. and he was symbolic of the part that france played in the revolutionary war. it wasn't just they sent an army over here. but they bankrolled the cost of the war and loaned the money to took to bring the war through to completion and victory on our part. the army at the surrender at york town was larger than the army under washingt

not so much because sherman had taught at lsu, but because almost all of these officers had been at west point together over the years. i don't think that sherman -- that doesn't sort of ring true to me, personally. but i'm not familiar with the -- is it the -- "the demon of the lost cause," is that the one? that's the most recent one that i know of that came out. no, i'd love to see it. thank you. >> when the question arose about press coverage, did walt whitman cover anything having to do with sherman? did he comment on it? and the other question i have is, can you address the mythologizing of sherman, when it began? i think maybe reston -- i think there's a big mythology in america surrounding sherman. so when did that begin? >> okay. as to the poetry question, walt whitman has one poem that it's "ethiopia saluting the african-american woman watching north carolina. actually, melville, herman melville in "battle pieces" has two poems about sherman's march. i think there's two, that are pretty powerful. in terms of the mythologizing of sherman, i think it begins as the war concludes. i

he'll deliver the win, 28-24, lsu on top.y've won 48 state regular season games against nonconference opponents. >>> last year's national title runner-up auburn hosting arkansas. tied at 21 in the half. then in the third, quarterback nick marchelle says i'm going to keep it myself. 19 yards. arkansas hoping to answer. but allen hit as he threes. ball lands right in the arms of jermaine whitehead. they'll host san jose state next weekend. >>> nfl teams making their final cuts today down to their 53-men roster. the 49ers had a few surprises. special teams kassim osgood and cj spillman both released, although they did the same thing last season with osgood as his $995,000 salary was guaranteed as he made the rost err. then signed him for less in week too. undrafted free agent darrin farrell. defensive lineman lawrence, shane skosh should make the practice squad. bubba patron and the niners kept all six wide receivers. jake murphy, center baseball player, practice squad candidate also went down. wide receiver greg little, actson

had to sit out a year at lsu. drafted in the third round. to watch what he can do, it's a new breed of safety. yeah, they can play back and play the middle of the field. yeah, they can come down and make big tackles, but he essentially was their slot corner. he would come down and play man-to-man coverage against wide receivers in the slot and that was you just don't see many like him. you know, it's pretty special player. hope he comes back real soon. >> al: the injured player, t.j. johnson, first year player out of south carolina, drafted in the seventh round last year. so the bengals with three injuries of significance here in the fourth quarter. >> cris: right here. t.j. johnson. and i think deone bucannon right there on the back of his knee. you just see it. it's a hustle play by bucannon. t.j. johnson in so way able to protect himself in this situation. >> al: unfortunately for the third time in this fourth quarter, marvin lewis has watched a cart come out to take one of his guys back to the locker room. >> cris: always a fine line, is

had to sit out a year at lsu. drafted in the third round. to watch what he can do, it's a new breed of safety. yeah, they can play back and play the middle of the field. yeah, they can come down and make big tackles, but he essentially was their slot corner. he would come down and play man-to-man coverage against wide receivers in the slot and that was you just don't see many like him. you know, it's pretty special player. hope he comes back real soon. >> al: the injured player, t.j. johnson, first year player out of south carolina, drafted in the seventh round last year. so the bengals with three injuries of significance here in the fourth quarter. >> cris: right here. t.j. johnson. and i think deone bucannon right there on the back of his knee. you just see it. it's a hustle play by bucannon. t.j. johnson in so way able to protect himself in this situation. >> al: unfortunately for the third time in this fourth quarter, marvin lewis has watched a cart come out to take one of his guys back to the locker room. >> cris: always a fine line, is

about schools that are seeing the students stay away, ohio state, fsu, university of michigan, even lsu you know, we also found it's about 6% decline in schools in the five richest conferences which are the conferences that generally produce, you know, the best teams in college football, the ones that are going to get the biggest tv ratings and can win the national championship. adam: so the obvious reason this might be happening is students are strapped. they don't have the money to buy the tickets. is there something else going on? >> yeah. because at a lot of schools tickets aren't that expensive, at some they're free. college football is increasingly national, following a team, you know, means following its rivals and following every team in a conference, and if it's a playoff contender, teams that also might be in that playoff, and it's easier to do that at home watching games on huge flat screen televisions and maybe drinking a beer in the process because, apparently, college students like to do that sometimes too. adam: you can watch four games at once if you've got the tvs that'

. >> james: a state ethics unit was run and the democratic district attorney says lsu resigned he wasted to pull records and that of the abuse of power. >> james: the movie batman status sitting on thursday the movie isn't due until thursday next july and that will be paul rudd as at to man. >> james: the ebola virus scare comes to california. and how they're treating a patient who may have the deadly disease. >> james: the a's hosting the mets and hosting the put into the five game losing streak. we have but silly taking in the game at the bottom of the for the bases i loaded cocoa chris goes down the right-field line. they're the a-6 court for to one on that head. >> james: here and the six inning he gets some help the divan the stock. given the four had one run in the a snap their losing streak. but the angels won so when this that have been that in the division. >> james: giants on the road in chicago. he gives up the homer here said anthony rizzo. reza actually sent the ball out of the ball park the car of the leading to to nothing at that point. and that's all the scoring game w

and the crazy incentives it creates in schools like michigan or ohio state or florida state or lsu.uld we pay college players? should college sports move out of the university system into a junior pearly? > -- pro league? >> yale does not have big athletics and neither does cuny. so the places i have been associated with do not have that problem about linux being out of control. as somebody who reads the newspapers, these big sports schools, these big public universities, athletics is completely out of control. the students who participate are , theearning in many cases coaches make 10 times as much money as the president, not to mention the faculty. i think athletics is generally out of control and i think it is up to trustees to insist that college presidents bring it under control. that means students need to be students first. they need to learn like other students and many to be held accountable like other students. it means that the money that is generated by these big-money put back intobe more academic pursuits, not just into building huge football stadiums and so forth. >>

and the badgers of wisconsin battle it out with the lsu tigers.game will be a test for two new cornerbacks. fredricka, i don't even know if i have a voice after today. these guys are keeping it loud. >> yeah! >> wait, wait, wait, wait. wait, wait. one, two, three, roll tide. >> roll tide! >> one, two, three, go, mountaineers! >> go, mountaineers! back to you, fred. i lost it. >> i know. you've lost your hearing and now your voice out there. sorry about that. thanks so much, brian mcfaden. all right, there's also something else that's new this season. >>> a new way to determine which college football team becomes the national champion. cnn sport's andy sholes explains that. >> reporter: it's out with the old and in with the new this year in college football. gone is the old controversial bcs system. in its place is a new 14 playoff that the fans have been wanting for decades. the four playoff teams will be selected by this new 13-member committee. and it consists of athletic directors from five different schools, a hall of famer in archie manning,

and the big 10 meets the sec as the badgers battle it out with the lsu tigers.est for two new quarterbacks. and, i'm tailgating with some of the best fans in the entire world. >> i see. >> reporter: food, drinks, great atmosphere. these people are getting louder. all right. all right. on this side, one, two, three, roll tide! one, two, three, go mountaineers! it's a toss up of who's louder. >> need some crowd control. okay. so as it pertains to the whole tailgating thing, usually good food. what are they serving? i see they're serving a lot of enthusiasm, but what else? >> reporter: they're serving a lot of food and lots of beer. this is going to be crazy. i can't hear anything you're saying to me right now because i'm now deaf in my left ear. >> that's okay. everyone's having a good time. hopefully you can hear me the next time. brian having a blast with the west virginia and alabama folks. good luck to both sides. >>> straight ahead, a new threat in the war on drugs. this deadly fix is spreading like an epidemic because it's cheap. sometimes as little as $6 a

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. >> look at this, lsu fan already talking smack, mike barnicle. >> you can take care of him this fallyou challenged les, is he going to do it? >> i've heard back from willie robertson. i'm thrilled you're going to be such a good sport about this. i want to be very clear, there's a new trend called the naked ice bucket challenge. i'm not challenging you to that, that is not at all -- that's not good tv. so this is just the plain, vanilla, ice bucket challenge. >> mike barnicle wants to actually volunteer for that. that will really help ratings a lot. >> through the roof. >> we're going to talk about why you did this, why you challenged me. the bigger cause in a minute a little bit later on right before the ice is dumped on my head and mika's head as well. first of all, let's talk about a couple of things. let's start with common core. this is an issue that seems like a great idea to a lot of people, including conservatives like jeb bush. it seemed to take a nasty turn. i've actually heard parents from moderate republican and democratic families walk up to me and express concern about c

. >> we have a professor from lsu. basically they are like experts. they are the real deal.hem on a path to obesity. >> yes. this is where they exposed mice to low dose penicillin. the good bacteria destroyed and a new set of bacteria presents itself. that changes the metabolism of the mice. it puts them at risk for obesity. now you extrapolate it to humans, we're concerns if you're given antibiotics, might not only be creating bacteria for a superbug, but the child may be at risk for obesity. >> how do i know when not to use it? >> you need them when you have a bacterial infection. but this is a new area of research. we share our body with all these bacteria. there's good bacteria and bad bacteria. women know if you get out of balance, you can get yeast infections, asthma, allergies. so it's very critical that you have the correct amount. if your child doesn't have a really high fever, just has sniffles and a cold, they probably have a virus. so you need to talk to your doctor. >> all right. the fda just released an at-home colon cancer test. colon guard. do you think it's