tyler is an nba point guard. that's what his position is and yet for me he plays a lot of power forward. we run a point forward. tyler brings the ball down the floor a lot. he will probably lead us in assists for his third straight year. that's very unusual for a power forward. we use them as a matchup and a difficult matchup for people both offensively and defensively. defensively they'll try to post it up and offensively we'll bring them away. >> how did you get them to stick around? >> the way you look at t you go early to go in the first round and going in the first round for him in the last couple of years wasn't a guaranteed situation. he would have gotten drafted. no question. maybe i'm going to stay at 1010, win championships and get my degree and if i'm done with my senior year and i go to the second round, whatever. but i'm going to try to get this team to get as far as i can go and increase my game and it's stopped. the nba is not about getting into it. it's about staying in it and if you go as a first

i tell you what, tyler smith went up and threw it down. comes right across the lane and draws the foul. wayne chism with a ficker roll. got everything that tennessee wanted of him in the first half. >> dan: you want an even matc p matchup, you got it here after 20 minutes. >> dan: how about the free throws? dead even. rebounding, dead even. points off of turnovers. everything about this game is dead even. and both clubs playing at a high level. >> dan: more from the u.s. virgin islands, paradise jam right after this. it's the second half. 42-41, number 6 leads number 9. purdue over tennessee. >> dan: purdue lee looeding tennessee.. >> co, obviously it's been an incredibly intense game thus far. how important is it going to be if fatigue sets in to get play from your bench? >> it's going to be important. we try to play 10 or 11 guys. i told the guy, remember the held, remember the preconditioning we did all week. . >> what specific adjustments do you need to make? >> got to send moore. too many unforced turnovers to the ball. >> we'll let y

harrison dies and a tyler becomes president. the whig party in congress, headed by henry clay, is extremely upset. they tried to prevent thomas -- they try to prevent tyler from becoming president and almost established a parliamentary system in congress. tyler would not allow that, making it clear that he is president and congress will accept that. you also had the difficulty with lincoln and andrew johnson. lincoln -- again, an assumption made here because of our thoughts about lincoln and now -- it is assumed that he was exceedingly popular in the north. but this is not true in 1864. it was seen as a very close election, lincol takes a democrat unionist, andrew johnson of tennessee, to help him get the presidency. when johnson becomes president, you have a dreadful conflict between the johnson and the congress, because his policies are not republican. the republicans are dominating congress at this point. you have the first impeachment. i am not sure it would be a good idea to have the president and vice-president from differ

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matt: tyler whatley, first basket of the season for tyler whatley with a jam. litterial: they have to see that over and over again. he better enjoy this. matt: that was a struggle. litterial: good, tough play by whatley. he saw that there was no defender back there and he just made a good, headsy play. matt: whatley started his career at wofford and transferred back to his home state to play for the bulldogs. just committed the foul. you know, something kind of came up when tennessee had a victory over u.n.c. asheville and there was a lot that said he -- you can't tell yourself to go in there and play half just because they have a big lead. they want to get out there and play as hard as they can because they want playing time by working hard in practice. litterial: yeah, you have to take the bitter with the sweet. you know, it's an unfortunate situation. you know, that he was in. and coach biedenbach really stepped up for him. and took a lot of heat off them and a lot of people really felt like he -- matt: and the alley-oop pass got deflected. coming up on frid

the following day tyler report that had bureaucratic tribal war fare had broken out. i'm shocked.ay that senior white house and state department officials have harshly criticizeed the draft pentagon policy statement and one administration official was quoted as that in no way or shape represents u.s. policy. and lost in the swirl of all this was the very sinch fact that pete williams, the spokesman, pointed out or even very widely in the government, a lot of people are making comments about a document they never actually read. >> and bart gelman tried do a better job of seting the document in some context. but by and large first impressions are very hard to chape. hard to shape. and i think looking to what is striking about the press coverage is it was a very tipalical washington story, which reflected a lot of the sort of not invented here syndrome that goes on bureaucratically and where critics did not put forward any sort of strategy at all but just chose to comment harshly about a dew point that most of them hadn't read and was still in the preparatory stages so to go back to

tyler campbell punts it away, but flagsen down. i believe that was a delay of game. >> reporter: before the 123457, delay of game, 97 on the offense. five-yard penalty. still fourth down. >> andre: this is one of those chess match deals. i would never accept this penalty if i was a head coach. you're basically trying to back up so you can down the football. i would never accept the penalty. make it uncomfortable for the punter. >> dave: campbell's long this year has been 71 yards. not much of a rush by the bulldogs. it's a wobbly kick. bumpas will have a does to return it. out to the 30-yard line. mississippi state. >> dave: the tack . >> dave: dixon breaks a couple of tackles. >> andre: he came to camp, was a little bit overweight, got in dan mullen's dog house a little bit, but then he lost the weight and got his quickness back. i think that's what added to his game, his quickness and the size was already there. boy, does he look good as a runner. >> dave: that handoff todixon. lockett, dixon with some more yards to his credit. >

. >> dave: so ole miss will punt it away, tyler campbell. almost 44 per kick. has a long of 71 this year, but he has had two punts blocked. bulldogs in a return formation. they'll send 5. hi kick, kind of wobbles. fair catch called for at the 18- yard line by chad bumpass. so dixon who now leads the sec in yards per game after the 30- yard game by mark ingram yesterday, is the top rusher in the southeastern conference, and he is back on the feed when nd is back on the field when we come back. . >> dave: anthony dixon has had an unbelievable career. closing in on 4,000 rushing yards. he's the schools all time lead per to that department. 881 attempts, 16 100-yard games. the numbers are staggering. he's in the top 10 in every category in sec history. and he is on the field. a big stitch arm, out over the 45 to the 46, vaughan pushes him out of bounds, and that's the package that mississippi state fans like to see. >> andre: yeah, threw a nice stiff arm. looks like anthony dixon's stitch arm last week. just kind of shoves vaughn away. that's what you hope they'll

document -- tither and part gelman -- tyler and bart gelman. at the time, the judge is a staff had not read the document, and it came out immediately in the midst of the 1992 presidential campaign, so the press immediately but to various presidential contenders and political figures to get reaction. pat buchanan said that the dpg was virtually a blank check given to of america's friends and allies that will go to war to defend their interests, which was bought for a document that was supposedly so unilateral. and to protect politics makes strange bedfellows, democrats were quick to join in. joe biden said that the pentagon vision reverts to an old notion of the united states as the world's policeman, and he suggested the united states pursue the next civilization, which he described as collective powers to the united nations. george stephanopoulos, speaking for the presidential candidate bill clinton, argue that the pentagon was merely trying to hang onto large defense budgets instead of accepting spending cuts, and alan cranston said that the

the caps lose tom poti on d which means that tyler sloan moves back to d which means andrew gordon is: which means trains, planes and automobiles for him coming from bingham ton. second nhl game, fourth overall in nhl point, second in hershey with 20 points in 18 games. more o coming from hershey and the bears >> joe: varlvarlamov end the win against the leafs last time. now he is in the net again. >>> joe b breaks down every game from his view in the play by play booth. go to csnwashington.com. >>> for dallas week, things have been pretty tame. mike sellers called the cowboys the cow girls but that's about it. tomorrow marks the 99th victim between washington and dallas. the redskins won the last game in the old texas stadium. how will they fare in the new cowboy stadium. kelly johnson has more >> joe: as rivalry goes, it does not get any better than the cowboys and redskins. >> you know, i've been playing for them so long, you hate them, period. if you can't get up for this game, you can't get up for any game. >> this is smash mouth football. it means a lot to the fans down here and

. >> tyler is the tackle for maine. number 72. and great block. >> watch it right here.out from the cleveland browns watching him. and when you play in the ccaa you better have him. and ultimately play at the next level. and roll out and looking to throw. and ware is in his face. complete to jones. not good enough for a 1st down. and another convertible. >> good job by tryster right there. and jones did a good job. well delivered. and tyrone jones has done a nice job. and williams gets all the love and talking from us. and look at this right now. he is helping him convey the information. and quarterback out there. playing wide receiver to another set of eyes. and 3rd down for maine and he throws up and good enough for a 1st down. and landis williams. and keeping the feet in bound. >> he is a very, very good football player. and really good seed. and you can see there. >> there is the play action. >> and look at the separation. >> nice job of getting the feet down. >> another 3rd down conversion by the maine bears. 12:05 to go. and there is your guy. number 1 receiver. an

tyler sloan stumble, didn't collect with brendan morrison. step yak to mitchell, fires off a skate. sloan didn't get it out. gunnarsson on the shoulder of varlamov. fleischer will reverse. 19-year-olds aren't tired, right? keep going, keep skating all night >> craig: sure, they can. the caps need to revamp here this period >> joe: i'll say. has not started very well, has not continued very well. beauchemin with a shooting lane, padlocked by brooks laich and as laich was flying the coupe, he was head for that long break away pass that never materialized. >> joe: sometimes, it goes. ape legs ovechkin marked by beauchemin. ian white will play on the head mapp for stajan and he is content to chisel this one below the line. sloan, kessel there for toronto, blocked by backstrom, kessel throwing the stiff arm. stajan, beauchemin fires wide of varlamov who is screened heavily. ovechkin calming things down, using the wall to get it to back tomorrow, now full blast, he blasts it wide. alex ovechkin in the front. laich, on top, to pothier, waiting for the screen to develop. backstrom, inside f

washington without the services of tom poti and tyler sloan. and gordon as well as shaone morrisonn. the caps used to run rough shod over the canadiens when this building first opened. >> craig: the first nine 8-0 and 1 points. under 500 at 5-9-2. the first game was back in '96. march 27th. the first game the caps played in here. >> joe: alex ovechkin loves it here. he said this morning you don't need red bull to get ready for this place. metropolit slaps one off the boot of brendan morrison. josh gorges creeping into his points position. leaves it along the wood work there. on the lip of the board for a moment. metropolitan spins, once then twice. brendan morrison makes the clear. >> craig: for the november month, the morrison guys, shaone and brendan growing mustaches for men's health month and prostate cancer. >> joe: helping to support the fight against prostate cancer. brendan morrison his number have been very good. he's found his skating legs again after so many injuries. >> craig: do you think that's coming in all right? >> joe: it's fi

tyler, texas. republican line. go ahead. caller: yes, i think he is very naive when it comes to foreign policy. we need to get in there and get the enemy. host: we are taking our question this morning from "the economist." the editors go on to talk about how they came up with the editorial this week. "as the months dragged on the case for being weak is showing its hand. the president has hardly live up to his promise. with the patience and dedication that the task requires, with a big exception he has not been able to show that he could back up his rhetoric. pragmatism is welcome after george bush, but it carries risks. critics on the right are wrong to carp at his attitudes towards emperors." frederick, maryland. your next. caller: what kind of question is this? i cannot believe you are putting this on television. i think that lately you have gone a little overboard. you have got people like that guy who said he wanted to shrink government so small that you could drown it in a bathtub. host: back to our question. caller: th

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my questioning is in his name but also in the name of earl campbell, my champion, my tyler rose, among the many others who have come out of the colleges in texas. let me say keep on coming. i do believe it is important, and my colleague made an important point. we do not do this in anger. we do not do this in the need to undermine a great organization. frankly, many will say you are america's pastime. the great interest of who bought the st. louis rams was not about trying to deny capitalism. it was to have you have the right image, the right attitude. that is why some of us expressed our opposition to who might be buying the rams. these are my questions, to mr. goodell in particular. how does a former nfl player qualify for the league's pension plan and disability plan? it is my understanding that the football player does not qualify for the pension plan until they have play for four seasons? however the average span of an nfl career is 3.6 years. considering these physician, it appears that the substantial amount of players are not eligible for the benefits that the league does offer

my questioning is in his name but also in the name of earl campbell, my champion, my tyler rose, among the many others who have come out of the colleges in texas. let me say keep on coming. i do believe it is important, and my colleague made an important point. we do not do this in anger. we do not do this in the need to undermine a great organization. frankly, many will say you are america's pastime. the great interest of who bought the st. louis rams was not about trying to deny capitalism. it was to have you have the right image, the right attitude. that is why some of us expressed our opposition to who might be buying the rams. these are my questions, to mr. goodell in particular. how does a former nfl player qualify for the league's pension plan and disability plan? it is my understanding that the football player does not qualify for the pension plan until they have play for four seasons? however the average span of an nfl career is 3.6 years. considering these physician, it appears that the substantial amount of players are not eligible for the benefits that the league does offer