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still two time-outs for wisconsin. they need stops and quick stops and quick time-outs. a first down could essentially put the game away. wisconsin just getting its 11th defender on the field. that was the 11th defender. a stop by d'cota dixon who just raced on the field as the 11th man. ends up with the tackle there. there's the second time-out with 1:17 to play. big third down coming up. cassidy. >> we have an update from nashville. five yard score here. his second rushing t.d. thrown for 38-31. coming up on abc, jimbo fisher taking on miami. 8:00 eastern on abc and watch espn. adam and kelly. >> adam: still a tight one. nick chubb injured earlier today. left knee injury in the first quarter. third down and seven. wisconsin needs a stop. a first down could end the game for the huskers. janovich, who scored that go-ahead touchdown, gets stopped. wisconsin gets the ball back with time on the clock as paul chryst uses his final time-out. so 1:14 to play. we said it, kelly. the wind has been a factor. we knew special teams could be an issue. gaglianone missing one in the f

krk krg all three time-outs. they can go fast. but the run game from the quarterback position has been the difference. sudfeld out with an ankle injury, their starting quarterback. >> mike: line up redding in the eye. no place to run over there. height have been a hold and the flag went down right when i thought there was holding on the play. >> ed: yeah, once again, adolphus washington showing his athleticism. the gatorade ohio state basketball player of the year, not football player of the year. >> mike: how about that? >> referee: number 67, ten-yard penalty from the previous spot. repeat second down. >> ed: that's a good player feeney that adolphus feeney is beating. clearly not letting go of 92. a little acting. a little bit so we can see it. good job number 92. >> mike: all of the way back to the 49 yard line. it is second and 20. now, play calls are restricted. >> ed: thinking three plays for 18. diamont. deep out. lot of contact and is a flag. and that's going to be interference. eli apple. seventh major penalty against th

now they're going to use a time-out. backing up five, it gives you more room to run the ball, more room to run patterns. >> ed: it does. >> referee: time-out. >> ed: good job inside a minute. the penalty on offense, you don't get the ten seconds off which could be tragic if you're indiana to go down to 13 here could be tragic. >> mike: here's the historical part of this, 35 years since indiana was 4-0, haven't beaten ohio state as number one, they have five tries, this is the sixth and they have never beaten a number one team. they're 0-15 against number one in the ap poll, but you can forget all the history. you only have to do it once. >> ed: and if you're in the moment for indiana, it's all about the 23 seconds and our two time-outs. we have a minimum of three plays to score. second, third, fourth. remember a defensive penalty, you can get an automatic first down. so, don't waste too much clock here. use one of those two time-outs. especially if you run the ball. this is the second down play. diamont. off the hands of

now they're going to use a time-out.ng up five, it gives you more room to run the ball, more room to run patterns. >> ed: it does. >> referee: time-out. >> ed: good job inside a minute. the penalty on offense, you don't get the ten seconds off which could be tragic if you're indiana to go down to 13 here could be tragic. >> mike: here's the historical part of this, 35 years since indiana was 4-0, haven't beaten ohio state as number one, they have five tries, this is the sixth and they have never beaten a number one team. they're 0-15 against number one in the ap poll, but you can forget all the history. you only have to do it once. >> ed: and if you're in the moment for indiana, it's all about the 23 seconds and our two time-outs. we have a minimum of three plays to score. second, third, fourth. remember a defensive penalty, you can get an automatic first down. so, don't waste too much clock here. use one of those two time-outs. especially if you run the ball. >> mike: 23 seconds left. this is the second down play. diamo

now they're going to use a time-out. backing up five, it gives you more room to run the ball, more room to run patterns. >> ed: it does. >> referee: time-out. >> ed: good job inside a minute. the penalty on offense, you don't get the ten seconds off which could be tragic if you're indiana to go down to 13 here could be tragic. >> mike: here's the historical part of this, 35 years since indiana was 4-0, haven't beaten ohio state as number one, they have five tries, this is the sixth and they have never beaten a number one team. they're 0-15 against number one in the ap poll, but you can forget all the history. you only have to do it once. >> ed: and if you're in the moment for indiana, it's all about the 23 seconds and our two time-outs. we have a minimum of three plays to score. second, third, fourth. remember a defensive penalty, you can get an automatic first so, don't waste too much clock here. use one of those two time-outs. especially if you run the ball. >> mike: 23 seconds left. this is the second down play. diamo

the one time-out. with the assumption if they keep this drive alive, they have to hold onto that last time-out. >> chris: miami didn't come here for moral victories. they need a play here. keep their chances alive. for the third time of the drive, it's batted down by the noles! and they'll take over in the final minute! >> kirk: how about charles kelly bringing the pressure? and by the way, guess who got his hand up there? newberry again. the big number 4 at 6'6", climbs the ladder. times it up. watch 4 right in the middle. you see blitz. he's dropping. when he dropped, he kept his eyes on kaaya. see the doubles in the middle, eyes on kaaya and if he doesn't make that play, waters catches the football and it's a first down. >> chris: for miami fans and players, heartbreaking shades of last year. when they were in a similar situation, driving and deflected passes undid their chances. that ended in a ramsey pick. mia miami. having the lead here is going to be more pain at the hands of their arch rivals.

now they're going to use a time-out.ng up five, it gives you more room to run the ball, more room to run patterns. >> ed: it does. >> referee: time-out. >> ed: good job inside a minute. the penalty on offense, you don't get the ten seconds off which could be tragic if you're indiana to go down to 13 here could be tragic. >> mike: here's the historical part of this, 35 years since indiana was 4-0, haven't beaten ohio state as number one, they have five tries, this is the sixth and they have never beaten a number one team. they're 0-15 against number one in the ap poll, but you can forget all the history. you only have to do it once. >> ed: and if you're in the moment for indiana, it's all about the 23 seconds and our two time-outs. we have a minimum of three plays to score. second, third, fourth. remember a defensive penalty, you can get an automatic first down. so, don't waste too much clock here. use one of those two time-outs. especially if you run the ball. >> mike: 23 seconds left. this is the second down play. diamo

time-out here. so we mentioned deflategate like four times in a row just to get that out of the way earlier. >> cris: got the over. >> al: got the over. so by the way, the thing is not totally over because now it's going to go to the court of appeals in february. won't have any impact on the season. league, of course, wants to contend that they have the ability to suspend people and have it stick. brady, of course, got to play because judge berman overturned the ruling before the season. that guy, i think, mirrors america in terms of hearing about deflategate. third down and seven. and up to the 36 yard line here. going to be fourth down. so it ain't over over, but it might as well be. i mean, the whole league versus the union and all that other stuff. >> cris: it's about power and control. you know, who has it? the players, the commissioner, who gets final say on punishment, all that stuff that football fans just love hearing about. they just love that stuff. boy, i think every time you bring up mo

time-out here. so we mentioned deflategate like four times in a row just to get that out of the way earlier. >> cris: got the over. >> al: got the over. so by the way, the thing is not totally over because now it's going to go to the court of appeals in february. won't have any impact on the season. league, of course, wants to contend that they have the ability to suspend people and have it stick. brady, of course, got to play because judge berman overturned the ruling before the season. that guy, i think, mirrors america in terms of hearing third down and seven. and up to the 36 yard line here. going to be fourth down. so it ain't over over, but it might as well be. i mean, the whole league versus the union and all that other stuff. >> cris: it's about power and control. you know, who has it? the players, the commissioner, who gets final say on punishment, all that stuff that football fans just love hearing about. they just love that stuff. boy, i think every time you bring up money or courts or fi

and indy will take a time-out. so the new england patriots right now, you know, it's too early to start talking about an undefeated season, but let's

no time-outs. but a lot shorter drive than when they were down at virginia. >> kirk: give this notre dame defense a lot of credit for hanging in there and doing what they needed to do to get the ball back to notre dame and now, if you're clemson and you are brent venables, don't you have to be thinking to yourself, that underneath crossing route, it's been wide open. we've been blitzing some linebackers, we've been getting lost a little bit in coverage. it's not just a long throw down field. it's the underneath route they have to be concerned about. >> chris: best starting field position for the irish. snapped it at one. lost the ball! just came out of his hand. >> kirk: okay, remember, no time-outs. he's got to have some urgency here. they work on this. he doesn't have a ton of experience in this, other than the virginia game. but he's got to crank. this is where you really got to have some intensity. >> chris: inside of 50 seconds. they loms about six yards there. kizer. steps up. flips it short.

no time-outs. so calmly taking them down the filyeld with the answer. >> al: ingram able to slip a tackle in the back field. play at the 12-yard line. and dallas. going to take a time-out. >> referee: 30 seconds. >> al: third down and if you are new orleans you're almost compelled to try -- i telle you what. this is the dangerous th g f. you run this play and it's 4th wn y uusan't upike it. you have to get the field goal unit out there. >> cris: no way. you have to kick it at this point. al: - ,000ll% at t s point you have to kick it though dallas will have time left on the clock. they would like to milk it to ro but chey can' >> ris: jason gar tt had time-outs remaining and he'll at least have the opportunity here. >> al: a 30-yard attempt. drescher the snapper. mccown the holder. hocker the kicker. dallas has an extra point block. kicked. hits the upright. no good. it hits the upright. >> cris: can't return it. >> al: you can't return it. the play is dead. the play is dead. it hit the upright. th

two time-out, as we discussed. and there aren't many people in the nfl you'd rank above philip rivers in this exact situation. steve t.: but he's doing it with a completed offensive line and a depleted receiving corps. hands off to wood he'd. gets around randy starks. tackled at the 32-yard line. warning. all tied up in san diego. and you're all like... and then you remember there's verizon. which is great, because if you're going to get the best iphone wouldn't you want to have the best network? kinda makes you want to jump for joy. tell all your friends and family. even throw a party. get up to $400 when you switch to verizon and trade up to the iphone 6s. and now you can upgrade to a new iphone every year without the wait. so you'll always have the best iphone on the best network. (chains clanking...) pennzoil is taking synthetic motor oil performance to a whole new level. (tires squealing...) (engine revving...) make the switch at pennzoilsynthetics.com andrew: tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and driver

and time-out with 28 seconds.hil: well, situations like this, we've talked about their weapons, all the people you can throw it to, the tight ends, the running backs and all that but also, this is where you'd like a big running back who could smash it in there with some big offensive linemen. we've talked about it, the reshuffled offensive line of the chargers. when you do all that, the hardest thing to do is to run the football. jim: and again, melvin gordon was shaken up in that first half. otherwise you'd think this would be the spot for him. phil: well, if nothing else to fool the defense. jim: they lost gordon early. they lost keenan allen, who was off to a fantastic start. they've lost weddle. one time-out to go. second and goal from the 2. the pass over the head of gates. boy, it looked like woodhead might have been open. phil: woodhead could have been open in the flat. he's it's gates. philip rivers, if he'd looked ahead, he could have walked into the end zone. nobody looking at the quarterback. and woodhe

no time-outs. but a lot shorter drive than when they were down at virginia. >> kirk: give this notre dame defense a lot of credit for hanging in there and doing what they needed to do to get the ball back to notre dame and now, if you're clemson and you are brent venables, don't you have to be thinking to yourself, that underneath crossing route, it's been wide open. we've been blitzing some linebackers, we've been getting lost a little bit in coverage. it's not just a long throw down field. it's the underneath route they have to be concerned about. >> chris: best starting field position for the irish. snapped it at one. lost the ball! just came out of his hand. >> kirk: okay, remember, no time-outs. he's got to have some urgency here. they work on this. he doesn't have a ton of experience in this, other than the virginia game. but he's got to crank. this is where you really got to have some intensity. >> chris: inside of 50 seconds. they loms about six yards there. kizer. steps up. flips it short.

referee: pittsburgh takes its third charged team time-out. this is a 30-second time-out. phil: a really good job of managing mike vick in this game. by the steelers, by todd haley. they worked their way through it. played very safe. not even really close of ever making a turnover by the steeler offense. jim: again, here's an illustration of why that reset -- the clock being reset to 2:04 was so crucial. phil: 40 second. jim: now they'll have time to at least get in a few throws down the field. 41-yard field goal this time for scobee. greg warren, brought here by bill cowher in 2005, will snap it back for jordan berry and this kick is also wild left. phil: there's a little breeze right to left. i've seen it all night, when you're kicking the other way and these two kicks. boy, does that change everything. jim: scobee opened in the opener, missing two at new england. now two at home tonight. this has been problematic for them since shawn swies happen tore his m.c.l. they had to make a -- severe happen tore his m.c.l. they had to go get scobee from jacksonville. 1:01 remaini

no time-outs. but a lot shorter drive than when they were down at virginia. >> kirk: give this notre dame defense a lot of credit for hanging in there and doing what they needed to do to get the ball back to notre dame and now, if you're clemson and you are brent venables, don't you have to be thinking to yourself, that underneath crossing route, it's been wide open. we've been blitzing some linebackers, we've been getting lost a little bit in coverage. it's not just a long throw down field. it's the underneath route they have to be concerned about. >> chris: best starting field position for the irish. snapped it at one. lost the ball! just came out of his hand. >> kirk: okay, remember, no time-outs. he's got to have some urgency here. they work on this. he doesn't have a ton of experience in this, other than the virginia game. but he's got to crank. this is where you really got to have some intensity. >> chris: inside of 50 seconds. they loms about six yards there. kizer. steps up. flips it short.

each team with two time-outs remaining. b.: we will not see the ball out in the air again, i don't think, by the chargers at this point. andrew: woodhead on the ground. gets a couple. mike pettine immediately calls time-out. he has one left. 43 seconds remain. what a game we've had today. five lead changes, three ties, including right now. rivers to keenan allen for the first touchdown of the day but josh mccown has had a big day as well. duke johnson, his first nfl tony:. ladarius green going up to make that play and rivers, his third touchdown of the day to john phillips. but cleveland comes back, mccown the touchdown to barnidge after his incredible catch, and the two-point conversion good to tie things up at 27-27. total yards almost even. what a game today here in san diego. steve b.: there's a huge difference between 1-3 and 2-2. both these teams know that. andrew: woodhead. not much doing. mike pettine calls his final time-out. 37 second remain. steve t.: what looked to be the most dire of circumstances today for the

no time-outs. so calmly taking them down the field with the answer. >> al: ingram able to slip a tackle in the back field. play at the 12-yard line. and dallas. going to take a time-out. >> referee: 30 seconds. >> al: third down and if you are new orleans you're almost compelled to try -- i telle you what. this is the dangerous thing f. you run this play and it's 4th down you can't spike it. you have to get the field goal unit out there. >> cris: no way. you have to kick it at this point. >> al: 1,000% at this point you have to kick it though dallas will have time left on the clock. they would like to milk it to zero but they can't. >> cris: jason garrett had time-outs remaining and he'll at least have the opportunity here. >> al: a 30-yard attempt. drescher the snapper. mccown the holder. hocker the kicker. dallas has an extra point block. kicked. hits the upright. no good. it hits the upright. >> cris: can't return it. >> al: you can't return it. the play is dead. the play is dead. it hit the upr

no time-outs. but a lot shorter drive than when they were down at virginia. >> kirk: give this notre dame defense a lot of credit for hanging in there and doing what they needed to do to get the ball back to notre dame and now, if you're clemson and you are brent venables, don't you have to be thinking to yourself, that underneath crossing route, it's been wide open. we've been blitzing some linebackers, we've been getting lost a little bit in coverage. it's not just a long throw down field. it's the underneath route they have to be concerned about. >> chris: best starting field position for the irish. snapped it at one. lost the ball! just came out of his hand. >> kirk: okay, remember, no time-outs. he's got to have some urgency here. they work on this. he doesn't have a ton of experience in this, other than the virginia game. but he's got to crank. this is where you really got to have some intensity. >> chris: inside of 50 seconds. they loms about six yards there. kizer. steps up. flips it short.

the one time-out. with the assumption if they keep this drive alive, they have to hold onto that last time-out. >> chris: miami didn't come here for moral victories. they need a play here. keep their chances alive. for the third time of the drive, it's batted down by the noles! and they'll take over in the final minute! >> kirk: how about charles kelly bringing the pressure? and by the way, guess who got his hand up there? newberry again. the big number 4 at 66'6", climbs the ladder. times it up. watch 4 right in the middle. you see blitz. he's dropping. when he dropped, he kept his eyes on kaaya. see the doubles in the middle, eyes on kaaya and if he doesn't make that play, waters catches the football and it's a first down. >> chris: for miami fans and players, heartbreaking shades of last year. when they were in a similar situation, driving and deflected passes undid their chances. that ended in a ramsey pick. miami miami. having the lead here is going to be more pain at the hands of their arch rival

time-out here. so we mentioned deflategate like four times in a row just to get that out of the way earlier. >> cris: got the over. >> al: got the over. so by the way, the thing is not totally over because now it's going to go to the court of appeals in february. won't have any impact on the season. league, of course, wants to contend that they have the ability to suspend people and have it stick. brady, of course, got to play because judge berman overturned the ruling before the season. that guy, i think, mirrors america in terms of hearing about deflategate. third down and seven. and up to the 36 yard line here. going to be fourth down. so it ain't over over, but it might as well be. i mean, the whole league versus the union and all that other stuff. >> cris: it's about power and control. you know, who has it? the players, the commissioner, who gets final say on punishment, all that stuff that football fans just love hearing about. they just love that stuff. boy, i think every time you bring up mo

the one time-out. with the assumption if they keep this drive alive, they have to hold onto that last time-out. >> chris: miami didn't come here for moral victories. they need a play here. keep their chances alive. for the third time of the drive, it's batted down by the noles! and they'll take over in the final minute! >> kirk: how about charles kelly bringing the pressure? and by the way, guess who got his hand up there? newberry again. the big number 4 at 66 '6", climbs the ladder. times it up. watch 4 right in the middle. he's dropping. when he dropped, he kept his eyes on kaaya. see the doubles in the middle, eyes on kaaya and if he doesn't make that play, waters catches the football and it's a first down. >> chris: for miami fans and players, heartbreaking shades of last year. when they were in a similar situation, driving and deflected passes undid their chances. that ended in a ramsey pick. miami miami. having the lead here is going to be more pain at the hands of their arch rivals. the noles a

the one time-out. with the assumption if they keep this drive alive, they have to hold onto that last time-out. >> chris: miami didn't come here for moral victories. they need a play here. keep their chances alive. for the third time of the drive, it's batted down by the noles! and they'll take over in the final minute! >> kirk: how about charles kelly bringing the pressure? and by the way, guess who got his hand up there? newberry again. the big number 4 at 6'6", climbs the ladder. times it up. watch 4 right in the middle. you see blitz. he's dropping. when he dropped, he kept his eyes on kaaya. see the doubles in the middle, eyes on kaaya and if he doesn't make that play, waters catches the football and it's a first down. >> chris: for miami fans and players, heartbreaking shades of last year. when they were in a similar situation, driving and deflected passes undid their chances. that ended in a ramsey pick. mia miami. having the lead here is going to be more pain at the hands of their arch rivals.

no time-outs. so calmly taking them down the field with the answer. >> al: ingram able to slip a tackle in the back field. play at the 12-yard line. and dallas. going to take a time-out. >> referee: 30 seconds. >> al: third down and if you are new orleans you're almost compelled to try -- i telle you what. this is the dangerous thing f. you run this play and it's 4th down you can't spike it. you have to get the field goal unit out there. >> cris: no way. you have to kick it at this point. >> al: 1,000% at this point you have to kick it though dallas will have time left on the clock. they would like to milk it to zero but they can't. >> cris: jason garrett had time-outs remaining and he'll at least have the opportunity here. >> al: a 30-yard attempt. drescher the snapper. mccown the holder. hocker the kicker. dallas has an extra point block. kicked. hits the upright. no good. it hits the upright. >> cris: can't return it. >> al: you can't return it. the play is dead. the play is dead. it hit the upr

. >> doug: usc taking their last time-out. a lot of people say they are out of time-outs with 1:00 to go, you are saving the same amount of time whether it is now or if you get it back later. the short gain and the clock running and receivers down the field, take the time-outs while you can save it. save time. but there is going to be a point somewhere in this drive where kessler is going to have to force one up the field. try to look somebody off, move and launch and hope one of your big play guys comes up with the ball. because there is not enough time to three to five yards at a clip go down the field. >> dan: we have seen trick plays, gadget plays. what does he have here on third down and five? he is out of time-outs. trailing by ten. usc needing a couple of quick scores. kessler waiting for somebody to get open and throws it out of bounds. clock stops at 1:06. fourth and five. >> doug: tighter coverage that time. locked on man-to-man underneath. better coverage. as i said, kessler with a three-man rush, you can hang on to

indiana taking one of their time-outs.

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referee: pittsburgh takes its third charged team time-out. 30-second time-out. job of eally good managing mike vick in this game. by todd haley. they worked their way through it. layed very safe. not even really close of ever steeler turnover by the offense. jim: again, here's an illustration of why that reset reset to 2:04eing was so crucial. second. jim: now they'll have time to at least get in a few throws down field. 41-yard field goal this time for scobee. by warren, brought here bill cowher in 2005, will snap for jordan berry and this kick is also wild left. there's a little breeze right to left. i've seen it all night, when kicking the other way and these two kicks. oy, does that change everything. jim: scobee opened in the opener, missing two at new england. now two at home tonight. this has been problematic for shawn swies happen tore his m.c.l. severe to make a -- happen tore his m.c.l. go get scobee from jacksonville. remaining this is waller. il: have to spike the ball immediately. jim: but they're getting close nough for one or two throws to put tuc

referee: pittsburgh takes its third charged team time-out. 30-second time-out. job of eally good managing mike vick in this game. by todd haley. they worked their way through it. layed very safe. not even really close of ever steeler turnover by the offense. jim: again, here's an illustration of why that reset reset to 2:04eing was so crucial. second. jim: now they'll have time to at least get in a few throws down field. 41-yard field goal this time for scobee. by warren, brought here bill cowher in 2005, will snap for jordan berry and this kick is also wild left. there's a little breeze right to left. i've seen it all night, when kicking the other way and these two kicks. oy, does that change everything. jim: scobee opened in the opener, missing two at new england. now two at home tonight. this has been problematic for shawn swies happen tore his m.c.l. severe to make a -- happen tore his m.c.l. go get scobee from jacksonville. remaining this is waller. il: have to spike the ball immediately. jim: but they're getting close nough for one or two throws to put tuc

>> doug: usc taking their last time-out. a lot of people say they are out of time-outs with 1:00 to go, you are saving the same amount of time whether it is now or if you get it back later. the short gain and the clock running and receivers down the field, take the time-outs while you can save it. save time. but there is going to be a point somewhere in this drive where kessler is going to have to force one up the field. try to look somebody off, move and launch and hope one of your big play guys comes up with the ball. because there is not enough time to three to five yards at a clip go down the field. >> dan: we have seen trick plays, gadget plays. what does he have here on third down and five? he is out of time-outs. trailing by ten. usc needing a couple of quick scores. kessler waiting for somebody to get open and throws it out of bounds. clock stops at 1:06. fourth and five. >> doug: tighter coverage that time. locked on man-to-man underneath. better coverage. as i said, kessler with a three-man rush, you can hang on to

no time-outs. so calmly taking them down the field with the answer. >> al: ingram able to slip a tackle in the back field. play at the 12-yard line. and dallas. going to take a time-out. >> referee: 30 seconds. >> al: third down and if you are new orleans you're almost compelled to try -- i telle you what. this is the dangerous thing f. you run this play and it's 4th down you can't spike it. you have to get the field goal unit out there. >> cris: no way. you have to kick it at this point. >> al: 1,000% at this point you have to kick it though dallas will have time left on the clock. they would like to milk it to zero but they can't. >> cris: jason garrett had time-outs remaining and he'll at least have the opportunity here. >> al: a 30-yard attempt. drescher the snapper. mccown the holder. hocker the kicker. dallas has an extra point block. kicked. hits the upright. no good. it hits the upright. >> cris: can't return it. >> al: you can't return it. the play is dead. the play is dead. it hit the upr

no time-outs. but a lot shorter drive than when they were down at virginia. >> kirk: give this notre dame defense a lot of credit for hanging in there and doing what they needed to do to get the ball back to notre dame and now, if you're clemson and you are brent venables, don't you have to be thinking to yourself, that underneath crossing route, it's been wide open. we've been blitzing some linebackers, we've been getting field. it's the underneath route they have to be concerned about. >> chris: best starting field position for the irish. snapped it at one. lost the ball! just came out of his hand. >> kirk: okay, remember, no time-outs. he's got to have some urgency here. they work on this. he doesn't have a ton of experience in this, other than the virginia game. but he's got to crank. this is where you really got to have some intensity. >> chris: inside of 50 seconds. they loms about six yards there. kizer. steps up. flips it short. incomplete, out of brown's hands. >> kirk: that is actually th

the one time-out. with the assumption if they keep this drive alive, they have to hold onto that last time-out. >> chris: miami didn't come here for moral victories. they need a play here. keep their chances alive. for the third time of the drive, it's batted down by the noles! and they'll take over in the final minute! >> kirk: how about charles kelly bringing the pressure? and by the way, guess who got his hand up there? newberry again. the big number 4 at 66 the ladder. watch 4 right in the middle. you see blitz. he's dropping. when he dropped, he kept his eyes on kaaya. see the doubles in the middle, eyes on kaaya and if he doesn't make that play, waters catches the football and it's a first down. >> chris: for miami fans and players, heartbreaking shades of last year. when they were in a similar situation, driving and deflected passes undid their chances. that ended in a ramsey pick. miami miami. having the lead here is going to be more pain at the hands of their arch rivals. the noles are going t

. >> doug: usc taking their last time-out. a lot of people say they are out of time-outs with 1:00 to go, you are saving the same amount of time whether it is now or if you get it back later. the short gain and the clock running and receivers down the field, take the time-outs while you can save it. save time. but there is going to be a point somewhere in this drive where kessler is going to have to force one up the field. try to look somebody off, move and launch and hope one of your big play guys comes up with the ball. because there is not enough time to three to five yards at a clip go down the field. >> dan: we have seen trick plays, gadget plays. what does he have here on third down and five? he is out of time-outs. trailing by ten. usc needing a couple of quick scores. kessler waiting for somebody to get open and throws it out of bounds. clock stops at 1:06. fourth and five. >> doug: tighter coverage that time. locked on man-to-man underneath. better coverage. as i said, kessler with a three-man rush, you can hang on to

they have two time-outs. and a quick one called. you know, the onside kick, as rare as they are, successfully pulled off. the saints had one of the most famous ones ever to to start the second half in the super bowl. thomas morstead kicked it off and it was recovered by new orleans. of course tracy porter with the interception return and the saints went on to win that one 31-17. phil: remember that production meet something we go in scene peyton immediately says you have to be daring to win these big games. he learned that of course -- it didn't surprise me. i was just mad he told us because now we can't go and say hey, look for all the stuff they're going to do and all that. once he told us, he had us. but bill parcells was a gambler too. people think of bill parcells like he liked three yards and a cloud of dust. i think back to when i played for him. he went for it on fourth down. we had fake plays, fake punts. we tried everything. the good thing is moe -- most of them worked. just like sean payton's onside kick in that super bow

jim: time-out called by the ravens. remember, tucker made one indoors from 61 out to win a nighttime affair at detroit back in 2013. from here, if they don't pick up any yardage on third and short, you'd be talking about 53 yards. remember, the steelers decided to bypass the chance from 50 to win it. so here's that play on fourth down when they decided not to go with scobee. phil: that was a good shot. just how michael vick never turned enough to get himself in position just to make a very routine throw for any quarterback in this league. jim: third and 1. forcett. he's stopped. no gain. phil: let's see what he does. yeah, the kicker is coming in that was some job, jim, as i was just watching the play. they lined up those linebackers deep and they were all going to just run to wherever the ball was going to be handed off. jim: down 13 at one time, time running out in the fourth quarter. given one last breath of a chance. they drive down, tucker ties it from 42 yards out and now, unthinkable at times they can win it. fro

one time out to go. second and goal from the two. gates.d like woodhead might have been open. >> phil: he could have been open if gates gone over and under. philip rivers if he had looked ahead could have walked into the end zone. nobody looking at the quarterback. >> jim: look at woodhead. >> phil: he was wide open. you are right. go to the right side. the deep receiver, he picked the wrong one. >> jim: another heart stopping finish for san diego. coming down to the final seconds. trying to tie it here at lambeau field give it to woodhead. especially jones. now have to take their last time last time-out and fourth and goal is coming up. phil: so many times it's about the guess. in other words feel, what do you think you're going to do? if they'd have run it the play before with the defense we saw where rivers threw it incomplete, it would have been a touchdown. jim: we have the same thing going on here that happened at the end of the first half. a fourth and goal. in that case they were about a foot away. here the ball is marked at the 3 a

they have two time-outs. and a quick one called. you know, the onside kick, as rare as they are, successfully pulled off. the saints had one of the most famous ones ever to to start the second half in the super bowl. thomas morstead kicked it off and it was recovered by new orleans. of course tracy porter with the interception return and the saints went on to win that one 31-17. phil: remember that production meet something we go in scene peyton immediately says you have to be daring to win these big games. he learned that of course -- it didn't surprise me. i was just mad he told us because now we can't go and say hey, look for all the stuff that. once he told us, he had us. but bill parcells was a gambler too. people think of bill parcells like he liked three yards and a cloud of dust. i think back to when i played for him. he went for it on fourth down. we had fake plays, fake punts. we tried everything. the good thing is moe -- most of them worked. just like sean payton's onside kick in that super bowl turned that game around. j

time out houston. again the mazda postgame show comes up after this one. tonight's game. >> phil: i would say this to the texans defense. you still have two timeouts. the way this game is being called by pep hamilton and indianapolis offense. it would not surprise me to see play action pass roll out. hasselbeck will know what to do f. it's not there he's going to hold on to the football. not going to stop the clock but if it's wide open he'll take the throw. >> jim: need to do that here on second down or talking about third down? >> phil: do it now. to catch defense somewhat by surprise. third down you're not going to fool them with a play action fake. or any misdirection. >> jim: going to take away one of the houston timeouts leaving houston with one. >> phil: i was sure i was going to be right. been a step ahead of the defense. kept them off guard. that's why i thought it's the time because you get defensive players in situations like this. they usually over pursue trying to make play to help their f

they have two time-outs. and a quick one called. you know, the onside kick, as rare as they are, successfully pullll off. the saints hadad one o othe most famousus ones ever to to start the thomas morstead kicked it off and it was recovered by new orleans. of course tracy porter with the interception return and the saints went on to win that one 31-17. phil: r rember that production meet sometetng w w go in scene peyton immediately says you have to be daring to win these big games. he learned that of course -- it didn't surprise me. i was just mad he told us because now we can't go and say hey, look for all the stuff they're going to do and all that. once he told us, he had us. but bill parcellsas a gambler too. people think of bill parcells like he liked three yards and a cloud of dust. i think back to when i played for him. he went for it on fourth down. we had fake plays, fake punts. we tried everything. the goodhing is moe - - m mt of them worked. just like sean payton's onside kick in that super bowl turned that game around. ji

time-out here. so we mentioned deflategate like four times in a row just to get that out of the way earlier. >> cris: got the over. >> al: got the over. so by the way, the thing is not totally over because now it's going to go to the court of appeals in february. won't have any impact on the season. league, of course, wants to contend that they have the ability to suspend people and have it stick. brady, of course, got to play because judge berman overturned the ruling before the season. that guy, i think, mirrors america in terms of hearing about deflategate. third down and seven. and up to the 36 yard line here. going to be fourth down. so it ain't over over, but it might as well be. i mean, the whole league versus the union and all that other stuff. >> cris: it's about power and control. you know, who has it? the players, the commissioner, who gets final say on punishment, all that stuff that football fans just love hearing about. they just love that stuff. boy, i think every time you bring up mo