back to our discussion with michael floyd and brian schactman. on the manti te'o story, and what advice would you offer the young man, because i think i'm not the only one out there who senses some holes in the story. >> yeah. i would agree. certainly i agree with what pete rose just said, sooner rather than later to control the public image, especially going into this year's nfl draft. i think the sooner he puts this behind him, assuming there's more to this, the better. >> so you think it's better to come clean even though it might be painful rather than dragging it out? i'm wondering whether people in high-stakes, highly paid positions do take higher risks in terms of trying to cover things up. >> i think that's true. they certainly have more to lose. fortunately in the world that i work in, any time consequences are associated with behavior, it actually makes our assessment of deception that much easier. when people have so much to lose. >> i wonder, if you start to believe it, you know what i mean? if you tell the lie enough, you believe it,

michael floyd has been riding bulls for more than seven years. >> there's no greater adrenaline rush.ced motor bikes and super cross. they are all a buzz. >> but nothing, he says, compares to riding a bull. >> it's the ultimate sort of man against beast. i mean, you have odd of 10-15 odds. they just want you off. they don't actually mean any harm. >> the saying goes that if you mess with the bull you get the horns, and michael gets to learn that lesson more literally than he ever expects. at a rodeo in cranburn australia, michael gets ready for a ride. >> i was fourth out. i was supposed to be fourth out and all the nicer bulls had been taken already and i ended up with this bloke. >> this bloke he's referring to is actually a 1,500-pound bull named viking. >> his horns were shaped like a viking like the old viking helmets. the owner of the bull went forward and said this is the money bull and if you keep on him, the money is on you tonight. it took me a few minutes to get on his back to gear up and he tried to get me off a couple times in the statutes. >> the ride starts and viking k

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michael. sports, college football bowl season rolled on last night. florida and louisville in the sugar bowl. first play, gators opening drive. quarterback's pass gets tipped and picked off by louisville's floyd. he returns it for the pick six early cardinals lead. we go to the fourth quarter. gators and red zone trying to get back in it. dr driskel throws another interception. they bring it back. coming into last night's game, driskel had thrown three interceptions all year but had two last night. two minutes left now. florida trying to get the ball back after a score. onside kick doesn't work. louisville recovers. cardinals win it 33-23. >>> the big one coming up monday night, of course, the national championship alabama and crimson side and notre dame fighting irish, they touched down in south florida yesterday ahead of monday's bcs title game. alabama head coach a homecoming of sorts. he was the head coach as you all know of the miami dolphins in 2005 and 2006 before going to alabama. crimson tide are now looking to win their third national title in just four years. the fighting irish, of course, once a dominant football program hasn't won a title since 1988. >>> all right. a little nba a