on. >> mike: it's been a night of adventure for theo riddick back there.dropped the first one, made a great catch on one he probably shouldn't have caught after that. i think he's had trouble just adjusting to the football. i think he's late with his feet getting under the ball. too much body movement. all right, daniel, 4:37 left, one time-out, down ten points. it doesn't matter if you get the touchdown or the field goal first, but you've got to get one of them. >> dan: you've got to get two scores. >> mike: you've got to get one of them and then kick onside and go get it. >> dan: one time-out left. tommy rees undefeated in his four games last year as a freshman. feels the pressure, steps up, and he's going to run it out of bounds. >> mike: south florida only brought four that time. i think you're going to see a combination of them bringing three, bringing four, maybe occasionally bringing just a little pressure to keep them honest. skip holtz and his entire staff has done a wonderful job, i believe, and their kids feel like they're as good as notre dame

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despite theo epstein's confidence, he'll probably leave. >>> the panthers ran over, around and through number 16 south florida. ray graham did most of the damage. 22 6 yards on the ground, 42 through the air. another 35 on special teams. and two touchdowns. you add that up, you get a pittsburgh blowout. they won it big, 44-17. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> another entry in hollywood's unofficial weird baby name competition. >>> plus, nobody likes getting parking tickets but that goes double when it comes from a loved one. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." i'm meteorologist domenica davis. we're dealing with the warmer temps on the east coast with the front coming out of the midwest. cooler temperature are now pushing through minneapolis, chicago, down to kansas city. more seasonal. that air pushes off to the east so it will be a pretty significant dip in the temperatures. by tomorrow we'll fall about 15 to even 20 degrees. and if you're watching us on whdh 7 news in boston, massachusetts, ne

and theo riddick had a chance -- did he have this one? >> mike: are you kidding me? not sure yes looked like he was mad at somebody. you can't throw that any better in a flag football game. that's the football. there's no where else for notre dame to point the finger other than at themselves. and i give south florida a ton of credit. >> dan: there are a lot of players on notre dame's side line. but they've made critical mistakes. tommy rees just came in the second half. he's been pretty solid. hasn't made a huge mistake yet. it wasn't his fault. it came off the body of t.j. jones >> mike: the one thing i would say is that 23-7. the differential, obviously, 16. two touchdowns with two two-point could not versions. >> dan: third and four. that was the ninth reception for michael floyd. just another record for michael floyd. 183 receptions. the most in notre dame history. this time it is incomplete. rees is looking for t.j. jones. notre dame gets ready. 10:05 left in the season opener for notre dame. first ever meeting. >> referee: please reset the game clock to 10:14.

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in t less than 24 hours after that historic red sox collapse, general manager theo epstein held a somber year-ends conference to discuss team failures during the 2011 season. sitting next to manager terry francona, the gm placed blame on the entire organization but refused to scapegoat francona. >> nobody blames what happened in september on tito. that would be terribly irresponsible and would not recognize everything he means to the organization and to all our successes, including at times during 2011. we take full responsibility for what happened, all of us collectively. it was a failure. i'm the general manager, so i take more responsibility than anybody. by i don't think we believe -- i don't know we don't believe in skait scapegoats. in particular, no one blames tito for what happened in september. >> that's all well and good, but francona's future in boston is in serious doubt. today, he meets with upper management to discuss his contract, which expires this year but has club options for the 2012 and 2013 seasons. the team will not pick up his option according to ken rosenthal. >>>

and if there is a scapegoat, it needs to be theo. hope he enjoys the windy city, because we don't want him in boston anymore. seriously, look at the lineup in september. look at the money they have spent. theo, thank you for your service, now leave. >> the idaho post register reports that schools in eastern idaho like many areas in the country are trying to cope with overcrowding. teachers say it's difficult to give personal attention to every student when there are up to 38 kids in a classroom. some teachers have 300 students to keep track of daily. that's a lot of kids. time now for politico. >> mr. mike allen with a look at the morning playbook. hello, mike. >> happy friday. >> happy friday. >> yay, mike. >> that's how we start our weekend when mike allen says happy friday. >> he's adorable. >> you guys are reporting about the cash scramble going on in the republican party for the presidential candidates. as well as what might happen if chris christie does jump into this race. what are you finding? >> yeah, well, the big question

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and i would like to ask theo these questions one day. >> he might go to chicago. >> that would be veryay, saturday, and sunday. >> they're going to rip off a five-game winning streak and it'll all be forgotten. >> larry's here on friday, are you going to be here? >> i'm excited. >> if he's going to be here, i'm not. >> no, you just -- >> no, seriously, he hates being -- >> he said you just leave. you just leave. >> yeah, i do. well, because larry gets a little uptight, barnicle says. >> well, because you guys might be a little annoying, that's all. he's fine. nothing wrong with larry. >> the sox play seven of the last ten games against the orioles, the rays play seven of their last ten against the yankees. i'll tell you what, if the sox, if we can't get over the finish line with that set-up, you know what? 1978 was nothing compared to this collapse. >> prediction -- >> yeah? >> neither the yankees nor the red sox will be there in the middle of october. >> yeah, i agree. >> don't do that, barn. i'm going to get to news. >> and, actually, 4 of their 5 pitchers in both rotations, little k

theo the obesity jokes, every day, he'll hear those. >> when you read any kind of blog or actually blogomments from people commenting on chris christie's weight because it makes it okay, that funny stuff. that makes it okay to do that instead of criticizing chris christie on the issues. >> that's my concern. we've gone beyond a real discussion of the issues that americans want to know about, jobs, health care, environment, to the guy is a fat guy. please, is he running for president? he can't run for anything. that's the joke you'll hear over and over. at some level it's funny. it's almost a handicap you're mocking. but i hope we get back to the issues or the reality shows like the amazing electoral dance. you think you can dance, you think you can rule. we're going to vote each week and we're not getting the best candidates, the ones that please us on every issue. if we have to compromise here and there, we want a president or a king. there's compromise involved. i would rather have a president that would agree with everything than a king who tells me what to do. >> if you want to read

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incident points to the lack of a broader inastructure associated with no the question of getting maxes theo the airports and flying lessons, but the broader and the structure this needs to be inadequate with regard to the issuance of visas and the identification relative to the individual to get the visas, their nationality and the reason they have extended the visa. it would be problematic to me. and i don't know how to escape attention to the department of homeland security, but if there was a biometric card associated with this, they were lawfully just on a piece that i could check their tourist visa, i'm not sure if the proprietor i would've been inclined to give them flying lessons, at least not until i check with homeland security to give more background information. it speaks to a broader challenge we have. i know this is not the place to do with it all, but the broader idea of immigration reform and frankly the 21st century infrastructure to identify and monitor duties of those who would grant the privilege of crossing our borders as guests on the visa. >> and secretary, there's onl

incident points to the lack of a broader infrastructure associated with not the question of getting maxes theossons, but the broader and the structure this needs to be inadequate with regard to the issuance of visas and the identification relative to the individual to get the visas, their nationality and the reason they have extended the visa. it would be problematic to me. and i don't know how to escape attention to the department of homeland security, but if there was a biometric card associated with this, they were lawfully just on a piece that i could check their tourist visa, i'm not sure if the proprietor i would've been inclined to give them flying lessons, at least not until i check with homeland security to give more background information. it speaks to a broader challenge we have. i know this is not the place to do with it all, but the broader idea of immigration reform and frankly the 21st century infrastructure to identify and monitor duties of those who would grant the privilege of crossing our borders as guests on the visa. >> and secretary, there's only one flight school. imagin

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between lifting a life according to the sharia law as an individual or as a community as opposed to the theo craddock and pulse to describe in the wall of the land because that is the question of the survey. it's nothing to do with the communal observance. it has everything to do with the expansion of that to the legal and constitutional framework of the united states and there were similar fears about catholics of 19th century so it seems to me that you told half the story that there's another half of the story. there's a reciprocal responsibility on the part of the muslim community. and i am making that point especially because i am struck as a student of american history by the fact that the reaction against american muslims after 9/11 wasn't nearly as severe as the reaction against japanese-americans after december 7th, 1941 and i was struck by the fact that president george w. bush was coming for his share of criticism did a lot more than fdr to the force of prejudice against such groups so there has been some reciprocity on them on the muslim americans saw it coming and i think that th