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dixon. but steve? gave up on him -- she never gave up on him. >> always think about the support she gave me, sacrifices she made. i think about the time where she was telling me to just go home, leave practice. and everything played a part into keeping me on the straight road because she taught me discipline away from home. >> reporter: as a police officer, margaret was recognized for developing numerous community programs. adopt a family, hoops for education, read and run. she retired from the department 7 years ago and started teaching a class in criminal justice at merritt college challenging her students to serve their community. >> what do you see yourself doing to make a difference? >> reporter: and as she does on the track, she asks each student to finish what they start. >> i expect for you to put your heart in it and finish this class. whether you win or lose, i still love you. if you can tell me that you have done your best, that's all i need to hear. >> reporter: willie's proud to tell the y

that one he did the prior time and give credit to steve moore who walled him off effectively without fouling. >> verne: 90 seconds to go in o.t. denmon. dixonsaved by moore. >> clark: missouri continuing to settle for the perimeter shot, verne. somebody for them has to try to put pressure on kansas by driving the ball. i think they're taking kansas off the hook a bit by settling for jumpers. >> verne: matt pressey, short. robinson, out of bounds, and a foul is called. that will will be the afternoon for matt pressey. >> clark: pressey actually got bumped there as he went to the lane. no call. robinson will have free throws. matt pressey has been dairy queened. >> verne: matt pressey fouled out. picked up three fouls really quickly and robinson is at the line where he's been perfect today, seven of seven. >> clark: verne, how about the performance college basketball fans have seen today on cbs. anthony davis, 28, 11, and i think six blocks. thomas robinson, a big-time 20-plus double-double for him, and his first free throw miss but terrific performances by the two leading candidates for player of the year today. >> verne: from the corner, en

that one he did the prior time and give credit to steve moore who walled him off effectively without fouling. >> verne: 90 seconds to go in o.t. denmon. dixonsaved by moore. >> clark: missouri continuing to settle for the perimeter shot, verne. somebody for them has to try to put pressure on kansas by driving the ball. i think they're taking kansas off the hook a bit by settling for jumpers. >> verne: matt pressey, short. robinson, out of bounds, and a foul is called. that will will be the afternoon for matt pressey. >> clark: pressey actually got bumped there as he went to the lane. no call. robinson will have free throws. matt pressey has been dairy queened. >> verne: matt pressey fouled out. picked up three fouls really quickly and robinson is at the line where he's been perfect today, seven of seven. >> clark: verne, how about the performance college basketball fans have seen today on cbs. anthony davis, 28, 11, and i think six blocks. thomas robinson, a big-time 20-plus double-double for him, and his first free throw miss but terrific performances by the two leading candidates for player of the year today. >> verne: from the corner, en

steve moore flies down the lane for two. tigers got 16 off the bench from michael dixon. three of them here. the streak now 65 years as missouri wins. missouri now 23-2. >>> lots more basketball for you tonight at 10:00 on sports wrap including st. mary's and santa claire radio. we will see you then. >> thanks, joe. >> sure. >>> coming up tonight, we're expecting to learn more about the sudden death of iconic singer whitney houston. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel two news. >> our coverage continues with tonight's 10:00 news right here on ktvu channel 2 news. we're always here for you on ktvu.com. the chinese new year parade set to kick off right after this newscast. we'll see you back here at 10:00.