summerall: and here comes the field goal team. this'll be about a 40-yard attempt for kicker nigel gruff against the wind. madden: and here's a guy from wales, and he's out there kickin' his first field goal ever. this is a tough distance. whoo! yeah, yeah! she's there! boom! boom! announcer: nigel gruff's kick is good. halftime score-- washington 3, detroit 14. you got it! yeah! yeah! yeah! yeah! you're the man! madden: whoa-ho! summerall: that's the second time tonight a washington player has been knocked out by his own teammate. you know, there's a rule in sports-- "don't do anything great if you can't handle the congratulations." there is? yep. gimme an "s" "s" gimme an "e" "e" gimme an "n" "n" gimme a "t" " gimme a... "i"--"i" watch the wheel! watch the wheel! takin' care of business every day takin' care of business jimmy: all right! all right! takin' care of business summerall: touchdown smith. john, that one gets the sentinels back into the ballgame. madden: i'll tell ya, this guy is a ck of a player. i don't know him, but

i'm pat summerall and with me as always is john madden. john, it appears that the strike is coming to a close. eddie martel will be resung the starting quarterback position tonight. madden: yeah, but i gotta admit, i was really looking forward to seeing because he made amazing progress the past few weeks under the tutelage of head coach jimmy mcginty. he really did, but tonight it'll be martel leading washington against dallas. we will, we will rock you sing it we will, we will rock you you know, pat, i never thought i'd say this, but i kind of miss those replacement games. bring back falco! announcer: ladies and gentlemen, leading the washington sentinels today, welcome back number 7, eddie martel! go, boys! jimmy: go! go! go! let's go! let's go! [thno music playing] martel: red 21! red 21! hut! maybe you should try scrambling. oh, yeah, that's brilliant. how about a quick kick? announcer: 2 minutes, 59 seconds left in the first quarter. martel: red 38! clifford: psst. hey, butler. hey. psst. butler. red 38! hey, man, if it ain't too much

being a member of the summerall honors that can be achieved at the citadel. congratulations as well as , upstate natives brett albertson, nathan chew, anthony crosby, william ferguson, mason garrett, avery hyatt, michael newton, and cory taylor. carol: high school basketball is bringing the crowds to downtown greenville this weekend. 16 boys and girls teams competing for the upper state championships in greenville tonight and tomorrow. michael: and wyff news 4's john lyon went star gazing. on the wren lady hurricanes, he found a shooting star whose high school career started in middle school. john: wren and dreher tip off the upper state championships at the bon secours arena, and it doesn't take long to get the ball in nakol franks' hands and for her to net her first bucket. nakol: my strength is definitely shooting, i've been recruited by colleges to be a shooter. john: nakol has been playing high school ball since the 7th grade and this is her second state championship. nakol: i know what it's going to be like and i am ready, i'm excited. john: bring it on

. >> reporter: he was a move -- awarded with the pat summerall award for broadcasting. more than five people -- more than 500 people showed up to raise money. madden himself couldn't attend because of his health, but lots of media, celebrities and former athletes came out to show support and raise some money. and madden's sons were on hand to accept that award. >> it's exciting. if he's going to win an award at this stage in life, to win and work named after pat summerall, doesn't get any better than that. >> reporter: his two sons represent john madden, they accepted the award. is the 11th time they have handed out the pat summerall award. how appropriate is that? both of his sons say john is doing fine, just not well enough to be at a party tonight. so 80 years old, 14 months ago, he had open heart surgery, but here in [null] hill, this party is just getting started, ludicrous is on stage, so maybe we'll go check it out after we finish with you. >> possibly. quite possibly i will make it across the bridge. we've got to get john up and running again, getting healthy. t

. >> reporter: he was a move -- awarded with the pat summerall award for broadcasting.ore than five people -- more than 500 people showed up to raise money. madden himself couldn't attend because of his health, but lots of media, celebrities and former athletes came out to show support and raise some money. and madden's sons were on hand to accept that award. >> it's exciting. if he's going to win an award at this stage in life, to win and work named after pat summerall, doesn't get any better than that. >> reporter: his two sons represent john madden, they accepted the award. is the 11th time they have handed out the pat summerall award. how appropriate is that? they give it to john madden, both of his sons say john is doing fine, just not well enough to be at a party tonight. so 80 years old, 14 months ago, he had open heart surgery, but here in [null] hill, this party is just getting started, ludicrous is on stage, so maybe we'll go check it out after we finish with you. >> possibly. quite possibly i will make it across the bridge. we've got to get john up and runnin

we caught up with him earlier this year, as he was training to prestigious summerall guard. we have learned that he's become a member of the elite drill platoon. being a member of the summerall guard is one of the highest honors that can be achieved at the citadel. congrats to him, as well as some upstate natives. brett albertson, nathan chew, anthony crosby, william ferguson, mason garrett. avery hyatt, michael newton. and cory taylor. coming up, we'll have a preview of tomorrow night's academy awards, and a look at who may take home the hardware. dale: there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in placece and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that

summerall and dr. rob thompson, side by side. mike, you buying some clothes? uh-huh. we're not going to let you buy those clothes. and they pay every -- let me put it this way. everywhere i go, people stuff business cards in my hand, wanting to buy me cloes. vb wants to take me shopping. i have clothes in my closet with the price tag still on them. wipe the jealousy off your face. in one room. wisdom key -- i walked away from my clothes money and god has kept me in clothes for 38 years. out of the 41 in the ministry. something i've been given can be traded for anything i've been promised. when i let go of what's in my hand, god lets go of what's in his hand. the seed that leaves my hand doesn't leave my life. it leaves my hand. and goes into my future. where it multiplies. sowing is taking a piece of the present and throwing it into the future so it will be magnified. sermon, he says, i don't believe in giving something to get something back for it. i said, i wrote a song for you. how dumb thou are how dumb thou are >> if you rape, if you rape your seed of expectation

state senator marlon kimpson is making a new push to remove the confederate flag from summerall chapter at the citadel. >> the call for the flag's removal was renewed late last year when photos of cadets wearing white pillowcases on their heads surfaced. an image many said was just like k.k.k. hoods. the flag currently protected by the heritage act, that's the law that gives sole power of state to state lawmakers. kimpson's bill would grant that authority to board directors at any public university. it is good news for one area college. the financial front for south carolina state university could finally be looking up. >> that's right. a bill to forgive a $12 million loan given to the school in 2004 is making its way through the statehouse. the house higher education subcommittee approved the measure that now heads to the full house committee. >> south carolina farmers looking to stay afloat following october's historic flooding may soon be getting the help they need. the house ways and means committee approved legislation allowing farmers in disaster declared counties to apply for gra

elizabeth: the iowa house is looking at raising the speed limit on summerall roads. eric: one raises the limit to 60 miles an hour, the other one raises the limit to 65. transportation committee to see which is either moves forward in the legislature. elizabeth: will it hit the speed bumps? marcus mcintosh has more. marcus: if mark -- if they can agree, this could jump five to 10 miles per hour. the issue is one representative says is driven by listening. >> it comes from people that drive those roads every day. a lot of people that travel quite a bit. all the states around us have gone to at least 60 on their two-lane roads. marcus: two versions of the bill passed the house subcommittee, one to raise it to 60 miles an hour and the other to raise the limit to 65. >> i would say probably the proposal for 60 has more power behind it at the moment. marcus: nothing is written into law at the moment and there is work to be done. questions need to be answered first. handle that? what is the crash liability? the geometrics, will they allow for an increasing speed? marcus: h

lester summerall was a major part of my life before his passing. his sons are treasures to me. i don't understand the power of the $58 seed, but i have enough brains to know a seed heart of god. if you just tuned in, i want to say briefly, pray a brief prayer, we have asked god for 300 homes, 300 miracles, not 10,000. 300. who will set aside a $58 seed each month for the next 12 months. give your seed an assignment, give god four seasons, 12 months to see what he can do with a seed of obedience. you may say, mike, $58 is no money at all. maybe not for you, but i'll tell you something, sometimes we, there is people on a fixed income, it is a lot. i have a partner in honolulu that makes $525 a month, that is fixed income. i was with her a few weeks ago. i want to tell you, some people for $58 is a lot. their back is against the wall , it takes every penny to it is the act of obedience, seed of obedience. i've asked the lord for 30, listen carefully, 30 out of the 300 who will call, to sow an extra $58 seed out of your business. it may be a networking business. it may be a beauty

state senator marlon kimpson is making a new push to remove the confederate flag from summerall chapel at the citadel. the call for the flag's removal was renewed late last year when photos of cadets wearing white pillowcases on their heads surfaced...an image many likened to k-k-k hoods. the flag is currently protected by the state's heritage act... a law that gives sole power of removing artifacts around the state to state lawmakers. but kimpson's bill would grant that authority to board directors at any public university. south carolina farmers looking to stay afloat following october's historic flooding may soon be getting the help they need. the house ways and means committee approved legislation allowing farmers in disaster-declared counties to apply for grants of up to last october's torrential rains wiped out 330 million dollars worth of crops at harvest time. and agriculture officials estimate farmers lost an additional 45 million dollars because they couldn't get in the fields to plant winter crops.33 still to come... a final match up before the first-in-the south primary. to