football, maybe, 12, 6 and 6 teams this year but it is football. >> tom: and big business at that rick horrow, the c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures. >> susie: here's what's coming up tomorrow: we'll talk about the current lending environment, mortages and foreclosures, and consumer banking with brian moynihan, c.e.o. of bank of america. and, our "word on the street" is "uncovered." from new trucks to gambling, we'll look at some breakout stocks that are benefiting as their sectors experience a resurgence. kraft foods is turning up the heat on its battle with starbucks. kraft asked a judge today to stop starbucks from canceling its distribution contract. kraft now makes about $0.5 billion a year selling starbucks coffee to supermarkets and other retailers. last month, starbucks said it wants to end that deal and called today's move a "delaying tactic." >> tom: 2010 may turn out to be a better year for advertising spending than originally thought. several forecasts released today predict ad sales will be strong next year too. that's because spending in fast- growing economies like china will ou

rick horrow is the c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures. >> tom: here's what's coming up tomorrow: we'll get an update on home prices from the s&p/case-shiller home price index for october. we'll also see the conference board's december consumer confidence index. and our word on the street is "technology." gregg greenberg from thestreet.com joins us with three tech stocks expected to soar in 2011. if you "talk to chuck" you might want to give him get well wishes. charles schwab, founder and chairman of his namesake company, is recovering from heart valve replacement surgery. the procedure was done friday. schwab expects to be sent home from the hospital in a few days. schwab started the company almost three decades ago as a traditional brokerage, then moved it to a discount pricing strategy a few years later. h&r block is losing one of its most profitable services. the company will not be making what are called "refund anticipation loans" this tax season. regulators told the bank that underwrites h&r block's loans

rick horrow is a sports business analyst and c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures. welcome back, rick. >> yes, sir. >> we are ahead of the big title game coming in three weeks, ticket prices are heating up. what role do ticket blockers may when it comes to big event tickets. >> depends when you ask the question. 10 years ago a billion dollar business but they are behind the pillar saying buy the particulars, it's not necessarily legal,now its reselling the second market is a $10 billion global industry and it is growing fast. >> tom: and it has been endorsed by leagues, individual teams, you haim it, colleges as well. so when we take a look at a chart of what the face value of bcs title game about $300. stub hub said it is close to $900 already. are colleges and these other sports teams and leagues leaving the money on the table. >> they really don't because now consumers are afforded the choice and if you have a premium seat, for example christmas day, the heat and lakers, $15,000 a court side seat and the super bowl in dallas it is rumored to be up to $10,000 a pre