shipp in the corner. well defensively and fouled their man. >> marques: get back and you've got green on shipp. then you've got dildy on kuksiks on that right wing and fields guarding abbott. good matchup. first-team all pac-10 performers. >> steve: shot clock down to eight. abbott when does it to kuksiks and that shot is knocked away by igbinosa. >> marques: emmanuel igbinosa, management sciences major. he's already got a job lined up for a major search engine company in the bay area. he's searching the ball on this one and swatting it out of bounds. >> steve: abbott. punched out and picked off by jeremy green. stanford with a ten point lead in side of eight to go. >> marques: i'm sensing a little tight this on the part of arizona state, especially that last shot. look for ty abbott. was not close. got to settle down and stay in the moment. don't think about how badly you need this game. stay in the moment. >> steve: green misses the three. shipp is there for the rebound. real problem for arizona state.

inside to shipp.way it was diagrammed, steve. >> steve: fumbling it around to somebody, fellows. >> p.j.: how many guys from usc can respond? >> steve: incredible defense. two of the best defenses in america here tonight. >> p.j.: ty abbott, real good job with penetration. >> steve: gerrity. missing. boateng, rebounds. >> steve: very, very difficult to power the ball and beat arizona state with dribble penetration. >> steve: gerrity holding. eight seconds on the shot clock. here is abbott. and he'll have three shots. three seconds left on the shot clock, and donte smith ran by him and hit his arm. >> p.j.: keveniin o'neill u when they called the foul on ty abbott. a careless foul. >> steve: he's 26 feet out of the door. >> p.j.: that was a tired offensive possession for arizona state. much as usc's last possession appeared to be a tired possession. >> steve: now, arizona state has gone to their sideline. they're talking with herb sendek. this is a huge game for the devils. it's again. they just need a

we keep talking about partisanship, when in fact, told shipp that we should be talking about is citizenshipshould be talking about his citizenship. host: alabama, debbie on the independent line. caller: i agree with the last caller, we should focus on american citizens first. everyone is complaining about the health care bill and one in two out in the abortion thing. i am not advocating abortion, but these are problems that have existed long before obama was put into office. i think we need to go back to the basic thing that nobody talks about, and that is putting daud back in the center of what is going on in our country. if we -- put god back in the center of a what is going on in our country. if we focus again on christ, then we can focus on jobs and loving one another. not because of a black woman or a white woman or a mexican woman, but because we are concerned with each other. if we can get back to a place in this country where arafat true focus is on god and -- where our true focus is on god, then i think we will get back to the principles upon which it is founded. president host: ob

shipp misses from the corner. knocked off usc in washington state but this would be the biggest. that's a career high with 12 points. >> marques: kind of one of those shots, johnny dawkins says pull it out. >> steve: glasser with a basket and a been a ible career. four year starter, a guy who walked on at usc, then he got the scholarship with kevin kruger for arizona state, left to joined his father at unlv, opening a spot for that man, and he has had quite a career. most assists in arizona state history. 544. >> marques: surpassing the late bobby thompson, a former walk on, over a thousand career points. only player in school history to a couple that feet. 1,000 points, 500 assists. derek glasser said before this game, if we lose this game, if we have no shot at the ncaa tournament, his teammates and arizona state fans hope that he is not prophetic. >> steve: scott perrott, the assistant coach, has been his assistant the last eight years. he also coached james harden and came to arizona state a little early, and now he is the lead recruiter for arizona state and they've got some