top team in the gpac. we have to still go out, we have to prove it. we're a whole new team." the chargers open up their season in 8 days with a trip to central iowa. chris: as any cubs fan can tell you, this year marks the 107th anniversary of the team's last world series. if the north siders couldn't get a win tonight in game four of the nlcs, that drought is going to extend another season. mets lead the series 3-0 and lucas duda...had himself a night. two on in the top of the first and he gets a pitch he likes...the three run shot by duda gives the mets the early lead. the very next batter...travis d'arnaud...he goes oppo and the mets have a 4-0 lead before the cubs even come to the plate. jason hammel would only last an inning and a third before he gets the hook. but the pen didn't have much better luck with duda. he rips it through the shift...and royals, looking for their second straight world series trip, taking on the blue jays this afternoon. 1-0 jays in the sixth...edison volquez...just a bit outs

actually 101 teams, and in paris there was 3. >> wow! from 700 teams to just 3? mr. keeton, what would you say was? >> i believe the team's secret to success had to be the motivation and drive that all of these students had. we went out into the field, we tested, retested, and, i mean, they just persevered. >> andrew, katie, what got you interested in rocketry in the first place? >> well, a lot of what got me interested in rocketry had to do with one of my old science teachers. he started up robotics and rocketry teams, and he really got me started with getting interested in both robotics and rocketry. >> i got interested in rocketry by the best robotics team before, and they had just -- we -- they had asked me to be on it, and i thought it was gonna be a great little club to be in, so... >> so, what does a rocketry club do during the year? >> well, most teams that compete in the tarc competition start around september. we actually have a robotics competition that is in the fall, so we're not able to start until january. so, while this d

an undefeated falcons team. the team really came together and played great tonight in all three phase is. can't say enough about our deference. they got a bunch of takeaways. andrew: we were able to sustain drives, get points when we needed to. we left some out there still but it's something to build on. ben watson and what he did tonight? >> that's my guy. probably one of the greatest teammates you could ever ask for. he's a phenomenal worker, a great leader. he's a great person, a great family man. teammate. i look up to him so much. he motivates me and inspires me every day. for him to have a night like tonight was fantastic. i wish i couch brought that ball down a little bit for him in the two-minute drill because he could have caught that ball and scored and that would have been even better. jim: we're -- we've heard that about ben watson whatever -- wherever he's been in league. here, cleveland. his father a minister. tremendous leader and thoughtful individual and tonight he put up some stats he'd never e

it was a combined team win. great to have captain america and the man of the year on your >> you had a two-yard touchdown but you had to reach for it. got hit at the goal line. how do you describe what happened? >> the angle was bad. it was coming from an awkward angle. the team trusted me with the ball in the red zone. i didn't want to let them el down. >> the team is 6-0 for the first time in franchise history. what makes this group different? >> we're a team. we're not done yet. we are not satisfied. great to be 6-0. a lot of teams at 6-0. coach rivera says, enjoy, embrace the journey. we are trying to go about it every week. great week to practice, hoping to carry over to game day. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> luke kuechly may try to embrace the journey. i don't know if you can do it with the shoulder harness on. we saw you go down with the shoulder injury and they put on the harness. what happened? >> i got a ding. i'm not sure what happen. they got me right and i was able to get back out th

but i think as an offense, as a team, we executed both sides of the ball, special teams, as well. i think it was good team win for us, but we know we can get better. that's the good thing about it. >> heather: congrats. enjoy it. >> appreciate it. >> chris: heather, thank you. indiana was a tough 0opponent for ohio state. maryland, they gave up 28, but we've seen a shift in gears against penn state and now rutgers in the last couple games. >> kirk: yep, and, you know, we talk so much about j.t. barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urban meyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you could say whatever you want about their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonight, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. other than that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line has played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feel this is a turning point isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it

two siouxland teams put that idea to the test earlier this week, when they gave the team manager the ball.... and put him in the game. abc9's rachael any team will tell you, the manager is just as much a member of the team as anyone else. so during what was supposed to be lawton bronson's last game of thehe year, the coaches from lawton bronson... and westwood came together to create a special moment, for a very special team manager. when lawton bronson's football teams hit the field... they come ready to play. thursday nht, they're tang on odbury central in a rivalry game... but tuesday's game against westwood is one the team will never forget, and all because they put kameron obberreuter, the team manager in the game. "to see him so excited and out there being the star on the field for once instead of being out on the sidelines, it's a thing that you can't even begin to put words on how much it means to us and to him," said robin oberreuter, kameron's mom. kameron has special needs, b b he's always been a big part of the team, cheering them on from the sidelines. but this time, wit

team came out in a short week against a really confident miami team coming in? >> it was good. we knew he had a tough battle. these guys have been playing very confident. they've been playing tough for anywhere new coach. it was about preparation, getting in there and going in and doing everything you could to try and out-prepare them and i think we prepared well. trevor: thanks a lot, congratulations. >> thank you. jim: you heard her ask about that chemistry with brady. they didn't know each other as kids but grew -- grew up not even 10 minutes apart south of san francisco. san mateo for. to redwood, julian. their two home towns just minutes away from the site of super bowl 50 in santa clara. 36-7 is the final. "the mazda postgame show" is coming up. back with more after this. lilly baker is preparing for college. she'll use that education to get a job. she'll use that job to buy a home. this is lilly baker. her mom just refinanced their home and is putting an extra $312a month toward lilly's tuition. lilly is about to take over the world. who's with her? buy in. quickenloans/

now teams will be aware. he could probably do that with guys standing up. [ laughter ] >> that is how athletic he is. day. it was tbt blow out everybody wanted back -- wasn't the blow out everybody wanted back home but you will take it. >> it was a tough game. we are used to that. you have to come out and try play for 60 minutes. win tonight. >> how relieved is brady to have >> i don't know. i think we have been the same way all year. you have to ask him but i think our focus was just coming in and getting a win and moving on next week. >> when the colts got the ball to open up the game, they drove down the field to score. you were able to make adjustments. how did you do that? >> big games like this -- sunday night football, you come out and i thought we settled down and just executed our game plan. some minor changes here and there but it is not often you flip your whole game plan around. >> a couple of those receivers were tough cover weren't they? >> yeah. it is a tough league. you are not going to go in

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but i think as an offense, as a team, we executed both sides of the ball, special teams, as well. i think it was good team win for us, but we know we can get better. that's t the goodhing about it. >> heather: congrats. enjoy it. >> appreciate it. >> chris: heather, thank you. indiana was a tough 0opponent for ohio state. maryland, they gave up 28, but we've seen a shift in gears against penn state a now ruers in the last couple games. >> kirk: yep, and, you know, we talk so much about j.t. barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urban meyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you could say whatever you want about their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonit, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. other than that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line has played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feeeel thi is a turning pot isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it's beca

but i think as an offense, as a team, we executed both sides of the ball, special teams, as well. i think it was good team win for us, but we know we can get better. that's the good thing about it. >> heather: congrats. enjoy it. >> appreciate it. >> chris: heather, thank you. indiana was a tough 0opponent for ohio state. maryland, they gave up 28, but we've seen a shift in gears against penn state and now rutgers in the last couple games. >> kirk: yep, and, you know, we talk so much about j.t. barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urban meyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you could say whatever you want about their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonight, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. other than that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line has played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feel this is a turning point isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it

trevor: how about the way this team came out in a short week against a really confident miami team coming in? >> it was good. we knew he had a tough battle. these guys have been playing very confident. they've been playing tough for anywhere new coach. it was about preparation, getting in there and going in and doing everything you could to try and out-prepare them and i think we prepared well. trevor: thanks a lot, congratulations. >> thank you. jim: you heard her ask about that chemistry with brady. they didn't know each other as kids but grew -- grew up not even 10 minutes apart south of san francisco. san mateo for. to redwood, julian. their two home towns just minutes away from the site of super bowl 50 in santa clara. "the mazda postgame show" is coming up. back with more after this. lilly baker is preparing for college. she'll use that education to get a job. she'll use that job to buy a home. this is lilly baker. her mom just refinanced their home and is putting an extra $312a month toward lilly's tuition. lilly is about to take over the world. who's with her? buy in. quickenloans

how do you start a team?> yeah, so the difference between daily and season-long fantasy football, at the beginning of the season you have a draft and it's the same nine or ten other people that you are competing with, and you each pick your players and that's your team for the season. you can manage your team. you can put players in, but the guys you draft are generally the guys you are going to use for the entire season. the difference with daily fantasy sports basically every week is a new season. and instead of those assets being unique players that only you can draft, you are drafting within a salary cap, so the people you are competing against can use the same players as well as long as you stay under a callty cap. >> well, now that you have done it and done it well, what is your judgment? is there a certain amount of chance to it? or is it a game of skill? >> it is certainly a game of skill. the more players play they tend to get better, and they make better scores and choices. in the game of skill angl

but i think as an offense, as a team, we executed both sides of the ball, special teams, as well. i think it was good team win for us, but we know we can get better. that's the good thing about it. >> heather: congrats. enjoy it. >> appreciate it. >> chris: heather, thank you. indiana was a tough opponent for ohio state. maryland, they gave up 28, but we've seen a shift in gears against penn state and now rutgers in the last couple games. >> kirk: yep, and, you know, we talk so much about j.t. barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urbaneyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you say whatever you want about their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonight, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. other than that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line has played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feel this is a turning point isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it's becaus

an undefeated falcons team. the team really came together and played great tonight in all three phase is. can't say enough about our deference. they got a bunch of takeaways. andrew: we were able to sustain drives, get points when we needed to. we left some out there still but it's something to build on. tracy: what can you say about ben watson and what he did tonight? >> that's my guy. probably one of the greatest teammates you could ever ask for. he's a phenomenal worker, a great leader. he's a great person, a great family man. everything you'd want in a teammate. i look up to him so much. he motivates me and inspires me every day. for him to have a night like tonight was fantastic. i wish i couch brought that ball down a little bit for him in the two-minute drill because he could have caught that ball and scored and that would have been even better. jim: we're -- we've heard that about ben watson whatever -- wherever he's been in league. here, cleveland. his father a minister. tremendous leader and thoughtful

they look like a different team. they're out there playing they're having more fun. >> reporter: the miami dolphins have rebounded to win their last two games under interim head coach dan campbell. doing it in convincing fashion. >> announcer: throws over the middle. he is into the end zone for a second touchdown! >> i think they had to hit the reset button and they've been playing good football the last two weeks, so they have a lot of talented athletes on their team. so it's going to be a tough challenge for us. >> reporter: it's the dollkins' offense that benefited most from the coaching change exploding for 82 points. a fact not lost on tom brady. >> they are' an explosive offense. they have a lot of guy that is can make plays so we have to counter that. we have to play well early. we have to play well and be >> reporter: with only three days between games both teams will be at a slight disadvantage tonight but as belichick likes to say it is what it is. >> it's a short week. you have three days. 3, 4 days to men

we've got you covered in erything that's orange and team starts practice today. coach called to see how i was doing. i blew out my knee last year. just as college football programs began calling me. i didn't realize i'd get hooked on the pain pills the doctor gave me. i never thought my life could change so fast. for now at least, football and college are going to have to wait. don't let addiction sideline >>> the mets have come such a long way, bruce ms they have. on july 30th, shiba, the mets was 52-50 and their offense couldn't hit the broadside of a barn. but with the trade deadline, they took off and never looked ck. the mets steam rolled the cubs in game four, jumping out to a 6-0 lead. and the new mr. oc tber, daniel murphy continued his ridiculous post season as he blasted a home run for the sixth straight game, a new major league record. and the celebration was on in the windy city. next stop for new york, the fall classic classic. can't explain the emotion, the excitement that goes through your body. i can't be more proud of this team, can't be more exc

for the girls monadnock wins the , team title. sarah nadeau of hopkinton won there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. jason: the unh hockey team is on the ice at merrimack college tonight. the wildcats jumped out to a 2-0 lead. here are their thoughts on the game. >> we are going to play a very they are big, they are strong. arena. but we feel we are getting get better. >> they are a good team, they and we will have to match it and come out ready to play. jason: only one game for the manchester monarchs right now, jackals. >> honestly, it is a big game for our team. it is a chance for us to make a statement and our schedule is a little light in games right now so you got get the points and get the shi

it was a combined team win. great to have captain america and the man of the year on your side, too. >> you had a two-yard touchdown but you had to reach for it. got hit at the goal line. how do you describe what happened? >> the angle was bad. it was coming from an awkward angle. the team trusted me with the ball in the red zone. i didn't want to let them el down. >> the team is 6-0 for the first time in franchise history. what makes this group different? >> we're a team. we're not done yet. we are not satisfied. great to be 6-0. a lot of teams at 6-0. coach rivera says, enjoy, embrace the journey. we are trying to go about it every week. great week to practice, hoping to carry over to game day. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> luke kuechly may try to embrace the journey. i don't know if you can do it with the shoulder harness on. we saw you go down with the shoulder injury and they put on the harness. what happened? >> i got a ding. i'm not sure what happen. they got me right and i was able to get

we have our own leadership team. i am c.e.o.have our own head of h.r., sales, finance, all of that. emily: what is it like having a boss? david: not all that different from having a board. i feel like you always answer to somebody. as soon as it is official, the board says goodbye. they send you nice notes, congratulate you, but they basically say "goodbye." they are not your board anymore. david: it is worse than going off to college. [laughter] david: it is terrifying. these guys who had been partners, mentors of mine on the team, hugely involved in this thing for years. some of them for like seven years. you are now all of a sudden parting ways with them. that was a really jarring moment. we are incredibly lucky that we have amazing support and an amazing mentor in marissa. that was a big shift. emily: what does marissa want from you? what does she want from tumblr? david: the thing that got her so excited, what got us so excited, she saw the path that we were on. emily: what have you been able to do with yahoo! that you woul

and by the and of the season, team after team after team collapsed of the players league.trike they had begun with such hope of regaining the independence of their labor, their determination to control their own labors -- labor condition. often times owners that were brought in by ward that were financing the alternatively out -- the alternative league out of union sold their players back to the national league. in any case, that is not really funny, but you have to appreciate the humor. the national league forced the players league to sue for peace, and they graciously allowed the players'league -- league athletes to return to their former clubs. it would take a couple years for baseball -- professional baseball -- to regain its footing. and john montgomery ward, he retired shortly thereafter. he was a success both as a player and a coach. he opened a legal practice, and -- and at age 34, began his practice as a players agent. another feature of sports today that is not a modern invention. the head of the national league and owner of the chicago white spalding, albert bel

it will take a total team effort to beat their defense. >> it is such a team game. it is not just about one individual. it is about the offense as a whole. you see the receivers making great place. everyone works together as a team. everyone does their job. bob: later tom brady explains what makes the jets so much like the patriots. >> next on newscenter 5 -- bob: how fishermen saved a toddler caught up in the migrant crisis. >> have more water. fest. >> i think it is wonderful. bob: the pursuit of a world everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $300 back. last chance, offer ends november 7th. get out of the past. get fios. pbuilding a better bank starts with looking at somethi

it was a combined team win. great to have captain america and the man of the year on your side, too. >> you had a two-yard touchdown but you had to reach for it. got hit at the goal line. how do you describe what happened? >> the angle was bad. it was coming from an awkward angle. the team trusted me with the ball in the red zone. i didn't want to let them el down. >> the team is 6-0 for the first time in franchise history. what makes this group different? >> we're a team. we're not done yet. we are not satisfied. great to be 6-0. a lot of teams at 6-0. coach rivera says, enjoy, embrace the journey. we are trying to go about it every week. great week to practice, hoping to carry over to game day. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> luke kuechly may try to embrace the journey. i don't know if you can do it with the shoulder harness on. we saw you go down with the shoulder injury and they put on the harness. what happened? >> i got a ding. i'm not sure what happen. they got me right and i was able to get

>> we're a team. we're not done yet. we are not satisfied. great to be 6-0. a lot of teams at t 0. coach rivera says, enjoy, embrace the journey. we are trying to go about it every week. great week to practice, hoping to carry over to game day. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> luke kuechly may try to embrace the journey. i don't know if you can do it with the shoulder harness on. we saw you go down with the shoulder injururand they put on the harness. what happened? >> i got a ding. i'm not sure what happen. they got me right and i was able to get back out there. >> this eagles offense is designed to wear down defenses. how did you guys respond? >> tried to get lined up and off the field quick. easier to play the offense when they are not on the field much. we got off the f fld on third downs and that saves the legs. >> let's go to davis. the two of you combined for over 20 tackles. remarkable. you have been here 11 seasons, 6-0. what's unique about the group? >> this is a special group of guys. we go out, compete together as a team. when you go out and play as a team i

it was a combined team win. great to have captain america and the man of the year on your side, too. but you had to reach for it. got hit at the goal line. how do you describe what happened? >> the angle was bad. it was coming from an awkward angle. the team trusted me with the ball in the red zone. i didn't want to let them el down. >> the team is 6-0 for the first time in franchise history. what makes this group different? >> we're a team. we're not done yet. we are not satisfied. great to be 6-0. a lot of teams at 6-0. coach rivera says, enjoy, embrace the journey. we are trying to go about it every week. great week to practice, hoping to carry over to game day. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> luke kuechly may try to embrace the journey. i don't know if you can do it with the shoulder harness on. we saw you go down with the shoulder injury and they put on the harness. what happened? >> i got a ding. i'm not sure what happen. they got me right and i was able to get back out there. >> this eagles o

an undefeated falcons team. the team really came together and played great tonight in all three phase is. can't say enough about our deference. they got a bunch of takeaways. andrew: we were able to sustain drives, get points when we needed to. we left some out there still but it's something to build on. tracy: what can you say about ben watson and what he did tonight? >> that's my guy. probably one of the greatest teammates you could ever ask for. he's a phenomenal worker, a great leader. he's a great person, a great family man. everything you'd want in a teammate. i look up to him so much. he motivates me and inspires me every day. for him to have a night like tonight was fantastic. i wish i couch brought that ball down a little bit for him in the two-minute drill because he could have caught that ball and scored and that would have been even better. jim: we're -- we've heard that about ben watson whatever -- wherever he's been in league. here, cleveland. his father a minister. tremendous leader and thoughtful

we're not sure who that team is yet. of course, they meet on the 21st, and penn state and then a really tough game for ohio state at michigan. of course, big ten championship game. but looks like michigan state may get to that game undefeated. i have big concerns about their offensive line. scott, touchdown! keep in mind, that scenario we just showed you that schedule. michigan state, ohio state and michigan all finish 3-1, it's going to be a white-knuckle he right ride for everybody. >> ed: if there were a three-way tie where michigan state beats michigan and they all have a three-way, the tie-breaker is the college football playoff commit's vote for the team which won't come out until tuesday before the championship game. we have asked the big ten for a comment, have not heard back. i have to assume that the big ten is looking at a way not to wait -- not to wait until tuesday for the team from the east to figure out who would get in. >> mike: because all the other tie-breaks would not partymatter. and mark dantonio kno

corrick led the team in scoring last year and was a second team all conference selection while blake was honorable mention. with those three cornerstones, the chargers have high expectations for the season. jessi corrick--"last year i guess, we probably didn't even expect that with ourselves. and this year we return a lot and so i think it really helps with our confidence, that we can actually do it. and we can make it there and we can make it farther which is the ultimate goal." lexi henschke--"i know the goal for our team is to get to the national tournament. that's the first goal. the second goal is get to the final four and then finally, let's get a national championship this year." mike power--"i know it's a coach's cliche, but i really, truly, one of the things we want to get is just make sure that every game, like we did last year, i felt like we made a good step-ladder approach as far as getting better each game and peaked at the right time. and if they can just peak at the right time, which is winning time at the end of february going into march, that's what we're shooting f

they've got a good team. won three straight, so it'll be a tough game and hopefully we'll do our best. >> the patriots will take the field in indy and for the rest of the season without nate soldier. the patriots' starting left tackle, placed on injured reserve today after tearing his right biceps against the cowboys. marcus cannon is expected to take over the job of protecting brady's blind side in soldier's absence. pressure, tension and emotions all riding a rocky mountain high right now for the bruins, losers of three straight to start their year. the bs in colorado tonight where they hope a two-game road trip is their ticket to snapping their early season slump? i think it's a good time to spend a lot of time together and, you know, it could be a and be by ourselves for a bit and he very a good opportunity. >> we hope it will help your guys get closer and hopefully it will come through along the way. >> that's sports. that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discover

an undefeated falcons team. the team really came together and played great tonight in all three phase is. can't say enough about our deference. they got a bunch of takeaways. andrew: we were able to sustain drives, get points when we needed to. we left some out there still but it's something to build on. tracy: what can you say about ben watson and what he did tonight? >> that's my guy. probably one of the greatest teammates you could ever ask for. he's a phenomenal worker, a great leader. he's a great person, a great family man. everything you'd want in a teammate. i look up to him so much. he motivates me and inspires me every day. for him to have a night like tonight was fantastic. i wish i couch brought that ball down a little bit for him in the two-minute drill because he could have caught that ball and scored and that would have been even better. jim: we're -- we've heard that about ben watson whatever -- wherever he's been in league. here, cleveland. his father a minister. tremendous leader and thoughtful

an undefeated falcons team. the team really came together and played great tonight in all three phase is. can't say enough about our deference. they got a bunch of takeaways. andrew: we were able to sustain drives, get points when we needed to. we left some out there still but it's something to build on. tracy: what can you say about ben watson and what he did tonight? >> that's my guy. probably one of the greatest teammates you could ever ask for. he's a phenomenal worker, a great leader. he's a great person, a great family man. i look up to him so much. he motivates me and inspires me every day r him to have a night like tonight was fantastic. i wish i couch brought that ball down a little bit for him in the two-minute drill because he could have caught that ball and scored and that would have been even better. jim: we're -- we've heard that about t n watson whatever -- wherever h hs been in league. here, cleveland. his father a minister. tremendous leader and thoughtful individual and tonight he put up some s

the top team in the gpac. we have to still go out, we have to prove it. we're a whole new team." the chargers open up their season in 8 days with a trip to central iowa. here's a glance at the rest of the gpac mens preseason poll. the chargers edged out dordt at the top of the conference...the defenders finished 9 and 11 last year in conference play. northwestern returns all 5 starters from a year ago, they were picked fifth and defending conference champs morningside, slotted 8th to start the year after losing 7 seniors from last year's team. on the women's side, coaches are unable to vote for their own on the women's side, coaches are unable to vote for their own team so morningside the unanimous choice at the top as they look to defend their national title. briar cliff, coming off a final four appearance last year was picked third, just one point out of second. northwestern returns 3 starters, they're picked fifth and dordt rounds out the area teams, selected 10th in the preseason poll. royals, looking for

trevor: how about the way this team came out in a short week against a really confident miami team coming in? >> it was good. we knew he had a tough battle. these guys have been playing very confident. they've been playing tough for anywhere new coach. it was about preparation, getting in there and going in and doing everything you could to try and out-prepare them and i think we prepared well. trevor: thanks a lot, congratulations. >> thank you. jim: you heard her ask about that chemistry with brady. they didn't know each other as kids but grew -- grew up not even 10 minutes apart south of san francisco. san mateo for. to redwood, julian. their two home towns just minutes away from the site of super bowl 50 in santa clara. 36-7 is the final. coming up. back with more after this. for college. she'll use that education to get a job. she'll use that job to buy a home. this is lilly baker. her mom just refinanced and is putting an extra $312 a month toward lilly's tuition. lilly is about to take over the world. who's with her? buy in. quickenloans/home buy. refi. power. the most advanced iph

trevor: how about the way this team came out in a short week against a really confident miami team coming in? >> it was good. we knew he had a tough battle. these guys have been playing very confident. they've been playing tough for anywhere new coach. it was about preparation, getting in there and going in and doing everything you could to try and out-prepare them and i think we prepared well. trevor: thanks a lot, congratulations. >> thank you. jim: you heard her ask about that chemistry with brady. they didn't know each other as kids but grew -- grew up not even 10 minutes apart south of san francisco. san mateo for. to redwood, julian. their two home towns just minutes away from the site of super bowl 50 in santa clara. 36-7 is the final. "the mazda postgame show" is coming up. back with more after this. lilly baker is preparing for college. she'll use that education to get a job. she'll use that job to buy a home. this is lilly baker. her mom just refinanced their home and is putting an extra $312 a month toward lilly's tuition. lilly is about to take over the world. who's with her?

our top two teams.find out next after this message. since 1952 san mateo credit union has been proud to help san mateo county members and their families achieve their financial dreams. our deep commitment to the community we serve includes offering a wide variety of financial education programs. like financial literacy workshops for youth, adults, and seniors, seminars about raising money-smart kids, identity theft prevention, and many more. for more information about san mateo credit union visit us at www.smcu.org. let's give a big hand to the coaches who have guided their teams through this terrific season. first from bellarmine, mr. chris fleitas. and from valley christian, chitra aksary. thank you both so much. all right valley christian, you need five correct answers to stay in this game the questions are worth 40 points each and here are your three categories for the day cabinet secretaries, painters, and bears which category would you like? we'll take bears. name these things having to do with be

this is a new week, a new team. go out there and get ready for a physical game. >> the numbers indicate this is different. >> i don't think they're going to make negative plays. they'll do a good job. >> reporter: there's also the question mark on the patriots' offensive line. sunday will be the first game without starting left tackle nate solder. >> we have guys in this building. we feel like they'll be able to take care-of-of the situation. we'll figure out our best options before game time and be ready to go. >> reporter: the patriots dealing with that solder injury. he's lost for the year. the colts dealing with an injury to their franchise quarterback, andrew luck. he's missed the last two games. it's been matt hasselbeck, however, it looks as if luck is going to say -- play on sunday night. he's practiced all week long. >> anchor: from trey in indy, our night team coverage of the pats' sunday showdown continues with susan tran live at gillette with how pats' fans are getting fired up for this game. susan? >> t

but i think as an offense, as a team, wee executed both sides of the ball, special teams, as well. i think it was good team win for us, but we know we can get better. that's the good thing about it. >> heather: congrats. enjoy it. >> appreciate it. >> chris: heheher, thaha you. indiana was a tough 0opponent for ohio state. maryland, they gave up 28,ut we've seen a shift in gears against penn state and now rutgers in the last couple games. >> kirk: yep, and, you know,e talklk so much about j.t. barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urban meyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you c cld y whatever you wanan abobo their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonight, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. otherhan that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line hasas played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feel this is a turning point isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it's

i think the chemistry of the team is probably the most important thing.. that's really impressed me... i question nobody's toughness on that field... with basketball season just around the corner -- the next spot on the media day train -- is cedar falls -- for u-n-i women -- last season tayna warren's group finished 4th in the valley -- winning 17 games gamesthis season they've got their leading scorer back in madison weekley along with jen kietel -- who's recovered from her a-c-l injury and 6 talented freshman -- which has got the panthers excited for the season. "if this group can stay healthy and they can understand this thing, keep the right mind frame. and understand the "we," they have a chance to be very, very good because they are talented" talented""we had one freshman last year and it's a lot different than having six. so this summer we really got to know each other, know how we play, our strengths and weaknesses--just kinda coming together as a team has been fun." royals trying to close out the blue jays and head back to the world series -- look

the i-team's sara wallace exposes the dangers of dollar cabs. watch new york's biggest i-team >>> three years after sandy subway riders are still feeling the effect. repair work begins monday on the 1 and r line stop. it it's tough to forget these images. >>> lester holt is joining us now from los angeles with a look at what's ahead on ""nbc nightly news."" >> i will find my way back to new york. i promise. i seal you there tomorrow. but tonight we'll have an analysis of last night's cnbc debate. >>> we're going to talk about flew vaccines. a lot of people are taking the cholesterol lowering drugs. a couple of studies show they may be interfering with the flu vaccines particularly in mean and older people. >> is there any kind of a recommendation coming out of these studies? >> they've got the information. they're trying to figure outing exactly what it leans. we're going to tell you what the current thinking is. but the bottom line is they think almost everybody should be getting their flu vaccines. but obviously the doctors and researchers are

elizabeth norieka, 7 news night team. >> the night team turning to an emotional vigil after a toddler tragedy. family and friends remembering 2-year-old gigi brown. she died earlier this week. her mother is fighting to get custody of her other two children. the night team's kimberly bookman live in worcester with emotional madges from tonight's vigil. >> reporter: look at what is left of the vigil. it's a memorial to a little girl who once lived here. >> she was a beautiful little angel and now heaven has another. >> reporter: dressed in purple wearing a tee shirt with the 2 yearsade pictures on it dozens gathered at the doorstep of the apartment where the toddler was found not breathing and later died. >> everybody is a wreck. emotionally distraught. >> reporter: they're hear to grieve a loss they say doesn't make anience. >> we don't understand what happened. like they said there was no signs of trauma, no signs of anything like that so we want to know why, what happened? >> reporter: in the crowd the little girl's mom. she was in a closed door to regain custody from d.c.f.of her ot

you have fans of teams and they back their teams like crazy. now you've got individual players, you're watching every single game. does this hurt fan loyalty, or better yet, team loyalty? >> to me, doesn't do any different than a season-long fantasy. if you're a season-long league you root for the same players every week but not all your own team. daily fantasy, probably the same percentage is or isn't on your team. to me doesn't change than if you were playing fantasy sports. >> the league doesn't care. the league is like, if you're more interested in the nfl, that's good. interestingly enough i had larry fitzgerald on my radio show, i did a show with roddy white, and me and larry are fal cans fonz and he said, don't get the intrigue of fantasy. i said, whoa, i was at three tournaments when vikings went down in defeat. it was painful. they have not won a championship in my lifetime so that's why i got started in fantasy football. he got it there. >> kevin, question for you here, so i play fantasy sports. i think the average guy, if they play f

alright this friday night we have to be our best team. we have to be the best team this week. that's what we're trying to get better every single day. and trying to be the best we can be on friday night. if we find a way to win tis district there's going to be a lot of pride on the line because this was a tough year, a tough district with a lot of great team. chris: this has probably been a different week than any week your kids have experienced. for high schoolers, when the spotlight is on them it can be exciting, exhilarating, but does it change the way you guys prepare, have you noticed anything different for better or for worse because wow everyone's watching to see what happens in this game? kooima: no, we haven't really seen a ton of difference except for the news stations being at practice and stuff. our guys are really focused on what they need to do to get better and i think that's a testament to my assistant coaches. we're focused on what we need to do not on the extra stuff. we call it outside noise. we don't want any outside noise to affect us. so we're making sure

we're not sure who that team is yet. of course, they meet on the 21st, and penn state and then a really tough game for ohio state at michigan. of course, big ten championship game. but looks like michigan state may get to that game undefeated. i have big concerns about their offensive line. >> mike: scott breaks a tackle. scott, touchdown! keep in mind, that scenario we just showed you that schedule. michigan state, ohio state and michigan all finish 3-1, it's right ride for everybody. >> ed: if there were a three-way tie where michigan state beats michigan and they all have a three-way, the tie-breaker is the college football playoff commit's vote for the team which won't come out until tuesday before the championship game. we have asked the big ten for a comment, have not heard back. i have to assume that the big ten is looking at a way not to wait -- not to wait until tuesday for the team from the east to figure out who would get in. >> mike: because all the other tie-breaks would not party matter. and mark dantonio k

we're not sure who that team is yet. of course, they meet on the 21st, and penn state and then a really tough game for ohio state at michigan. of course, big ten championship game. but looks like michigan state may get to that game undefeated. i have big concerns about their offensive line. >> mike: scott breaks a tackle. scott, touchdown! keep in mind, that scenario we just showed you that schedule. michigan state, ohio state and michigan all finish 3-1, it's right ride for everybody. >> ed: if there were a three-way tie where michigan state beats michigan and they all have a three-way, the tie-breaker is the college football playoff commit's vote for the team which won't come out until tuesday before the championship game. we have asked the big ten for a comment, have not heard back. i have to assume that the big ten is looking at a way not to wait -- not to wait until tuesday for the team from the east to figure out who would get in. >> mike: because all the other tie-breaks would not party matter. and mark dantonio k

on the ground in benghazi, but worried about our teams on the ground in libya and our teams on the ground in a number of places given what we had seen unfold in egypt. can you explain some of the context of the evening and why you were concerned not just about what was happening in benghazi but the risks that americans were at elsewhere? >> well, that's exactly right. i was quite concerned about tripoli because we didn't know if there would be coordinated attacks. we were still trying to gather information about who was behind what happened in benghazi. we, in the course of the conversations with our team on the ground in tripoli, began to explore whether they should move from where they were in the place that was operating as our embassy at that time to a more secure location. there were lots of considerations about what to do to keep our team in tripoli safe. and then as i testified earlier, we were very concerned about the impact of the video sparking unrest, attacks, violence in a wide swath of countries. it turned out that that was well-founded concern, as we saw the attacks and prot

an undefeated falcons team. the team really came together and played great tonight in all three phase is. can't say enough about our deference. they got a bunch of takeaways. andrew: we were able to sustain drives, get points when we needed to. we left some out there still but it's something to build on. tracy: what can you say about ben watson and what he did tonight? >> that's my guy. probably one of the greatest teammates you could ever ask for. he's a phenomenal worker, a great leader. he's a great person, a great family man. everything you'd want in a teammate. i look up to him so much. he motivates me and inspires me every day. for him to have a night like tonight was fantastic. i wish i couch brought that ball down a little bit for him in the two-minute drill because he could have caught that ball and scored and that would have been even better. jim: we're -- we've heard that about ben watson whatever -- wherever he's been in league. here, cleveland. his father a minister. tremendous leader and thoughtful

build your team. think about design offense and defense about beating the three teams you play twice a year. >> jim: 56-13 it adds up to in the meetings last year and this one tonight. >> phil: the pass rush did get there. wide receivers for the san francisco 49ers they had trouble all night trying to get open. the pass protection for colin kaepernick was spotty right from the start no. rhythm to the offense. never gave defense even a chance to rest and maybe go out there and give it an effort where they field a little quicker. >> jim: 390 total yards by seahawks. 142 for san francisco. niners tonight 1 of 11 on third down. joe staley has seen some really good years around here. got to be impossible to accept any part of a production like this. with so total feel good about on that offensive. the mazda postgame show coming up next. looking forward to miami and new england next thursday night. marshawn lynch, he's heading in early. good night's work. 27 attempts. touchdown. last snap of the game. seaha