this is a recent poll bill the pew foundation or robert wood johnson foundation -- 25% of parents think that their kid will make it to the pros. that's insane. but that also explains their obsession, their obsession with their kids, the pressure they put on kids, the pressure to win at all cos, the pressure they put on coaches. to the degree too many places, academics is simply an obstacle to overcome, to find a loophole to be gotten around. academics should be the mainstay of life. it should be the other way around. and it's not just texas, football, basketball, it's basketball or squash, fencing, that's become the cocurricular activity, the important activity in the academics are shunted to the side. and we are the only culture in the world that does this. we're the only society. the only country that looks to high school and college for sports entertainment. no other country does that. and it's been there at the beginning and i don't know how we'll get rid of it, but that's a bizarre thought. that sports is playing such a consuming role at our schools, at a time when, as we all know

people flock here every year for the action, but they also bring money for the robert wood johnson universitypital somerset and raise millions of dollars, but it might best be known for its anfield action. >> where is the best place to party? >> i feel like that is everywhere. >> tailgating and drinking are all part of the fun, as earlyfun as early as 8:00 a.m. that has led to some wild behavior. this year police decide that they will crack down on the early drinking and large quantities of drinking. i spoke with the ceo who told me what they were doing. now this year we are saying excessive amounts of alcohol and concentrated areas will not be permitted. >> treated right away by some partygoers. >> welcome. >> everyone around me appeared to be undergraduate or graduate. there was a heavy police presence, but that did not stop anybody from jumping up on a tailgate of a truck and dancing. massive amounts of drinking and binge drinking, unruly behavior, charging $100 per ticket this year,year, but it did not seem to stop anyone from going. >> other than driving drunk, what are they worried abou

. >> it's right near robert wood johnson hospital and along memorial parkway on the rare don river. anyone who knows the area has an idea of where this is exactly. of course we'll find out more. the reports in as soon as we can get them in. >>> we're going to shift gears right now. it was quite the home coming weekend for one high school student and her dad. jody farnaretti is the head cheerleader and her dad is the head football coach at her high school in alabama. this past weekend she was crowned homecoming queen, but it was what she did at the end of the game that melted her dad's heart. she fulfilled a promise she made to him when she was 10 years old by suiting up for the game and kicking the game winning field goal. >> every dad i'm sure dreams of having a son that will be able to play football. now he can say that my daughter kicked in a game that we won in. it's just very, very special. >> she's got the support of her team and the other cheerleaders. this is a one-time deal for jody. she's heading to college next year while her dad is retiring as head coach at the end of th

too many parents, and this is not me talking this is a recent poll by the foundation of the robert wood johnsonoundation, 25% of parents think their kids will make it to the pros. while that is insane. that also explains their obsession with their kids, the pressure the put on kids, the pressure to win at all costs, the pressure to put on coaches. to the degree of too many places, academics is simply an obstacle to be overcome. to be gotten around, to find a loophole. academics of course should be the mainstay of life, it should be the other way around that i think sports and it's not just texas, and not just football, basketball, lacrosse, even squash, or fencing, that has been the coke regal or activity and academics are shunted to the side. we are the only culture in the world that does this. we're the only society, the only country that looks to high school and college for sports entertainment. no other country does that. it has been there at the beginning and i don't how we are going to get rid of it but that is a bizarre thought really. that sports is playing such a consuming role at our