, and i said you're kathy watkins?. who are you? i said i'm eric glisson. i said how are you involved in this? i don't know. we both didn't know, we were confused. >> her office believes there may have been an injustice, but only agrees to release glisson and watkins if they wear monitoring bracelets as the d.a.'s office continues to investigate. >> we have made a decision to take this unprecedented, as you know, judge, an exceptional step that we are going to consent the conditional vacating of the conviction of these two defendants and the condition being that the defendants do wear those electronic monitoring bracelets. >> all that's left now is for the judge to make it official. >> the record will reflect that the vacator it is granted and each is released on their own recognizance. [ cheering ] >> eric's friends and family and the news media are waiting for him outside and now for the first time in nearly two decades, eric glisson is about to take his first steps as a free man. [ cheers and applause ] >> eric, wha

timonashia watkins decided not to go home to see abilene, texas. "i didn't want to go home for the holidays to save leave time and to not get out of the routine in basic to come back and suffer all over again."bosco's home is in germany and also decided to stay back for holidays....but both she and watkins are thankful for volunteers. "we're just really everything that everyone has done for us. we just feel done much yet, but when you walk in and everyone claps awesome."for many soldiers this time away from home during the holidays, but for torres and specialist eugene culbertson, in the service for a few years, they know that missing time with the family comes with the job. "i was in the navy for four years so i had a lot of holidays where i wasn't able to be home with my wife or with family, but being here with everybody else you actually build a family bond here." "i mean we went to a hockey game yesterday, basketball games coming up later on in this coming week and all the different activities and everything. it's really nice to see how the com

. >> joe watkins is a republican strategist and aid to george h.w. bush. richard wolf a "new york times" best-selling author. his latest book "the message, the reselling of president obama", and britney cooper, an assistant professor. this is complicated. when he was princeton president. black students were not allowed at princeton. >> clearly not. >> are we burying history in an attempt to get rid of wilson's name or correcting it. >> students are right to be outraged and angry about whether or not we know about wilson. that's what universities are about. i don't think you change the name of the school or get rid of a message. you will keep that. you have to say he was governor of new jersey. president of the united states, and started the league of nations, a forerunner to the united nations. you have to say that he was a racist. someone who didn't believe blacks were equals and would not have admitted blacks and would have fought it. but moving forward. he would have said what do we do to make sure it's a great institution, we do diversy training to mak

mother i didn't need an attorney. >> reporter: the 18-year-old admits to being on the platform when watkins was killed. >> . what was said? >> he tapped him on the shoulder and said give me your money. >> reporter: if he wasn't there, i wanted to know why he confessed. >> it would get me to go back home. that's what they told me. that by memorizing the story, as he said quote unquote pretty lady in another room, right, that i would go right back home. and i believed him. >> reporter: he says one detective was physically persuasive. >> pulled my hair. he smacked me in my face. he placed his foot on my chest and kicked me to the floor. >> reporter: if you lived in new york back then, you probably remember what it was like. the murder rate was astonishingly high. the police force a lot smaller than it is now, and the long term solutions to those problems were just beginning to come into play. people, though, were out of patience. a high profile crime like this required quick action. >> people said just do anything to bring crime down. get it done. >> reporter: decades into hincopie's sentence

this: >> connecticut democratic senator chris murphy sweeted this: >> hillary clinton wrote: >> joe watkins in a republican strategist and former white house aid to george w. bush and joins us to talk about the politics of this. there are a lot of accusations that that is politicized but people talk about the possible political solutions to incidents like these. >> the idea is to make the country safe and how do we do that. the challenge is to do it in an environment where you've got a 2016 presidential race and rhetoric at a fever pitch and people trying to get elected and cater to the audiences that are going to elect them. at the end of the day, the hope and prayer is that saner minds will come together and say for the good of the country, let's get this involved, get this fixed. let's get america safe again and do it in a way that doesn't scapegoat anybody. we know there are sharp lines of demarcation in terms of gun control. >> is that a chasm in a will never be bridged or a window for consensus? >> there's a window. if we can get past the strong rhetoric and get past whatever stances

watkins can be as good as any of them. he missed couple games.es over 18 yards a catch. six touchdowns an explosive player with homerun like potential at any time. the defense is going to have to change some things up if they want to check this man. >> he's right at the top of the list. he goes vertical and belows the top off the defense constantly, and the quarterback has all the arm he needs to throw to get him. that's a nice combination we've got to be well aware of and make sure we handle that. >> sammy watkins is down the field, deep ball receiver, and he's a big body. so he does well with, you know, bigger corners or smaller corners 84 powering him much he's one of those unique body types tha you don't see around e league too much. >> lesean mccoy isn't the only one talking trash. to the bills the eagles don't have pro bowl wide receiver. no guy that demands a double team so cornerback robe bee isn't impressed by the eagles wide outs end made it real cle clear. >> they got great average receivers. i wouldn't say they great. um, you know, i

watkins. >> it's going to be two different things if you're two different people. it's a love story sto anyone who is going through some type of healthcare disparity, education disparity. if you're a rich white person tb side is just a guide oh to help you understand why we are the way we are and to help you recognize that humanity exists within all of us. you can be a black person in a, you know, housing projects or you can be a top ranking ku kluz klan member, both of those guys like ice cream. [laughter] >> the b side helps you understand why america or mainstream media look at black people the way they do. if you're a black person what the b side does it shows that you are important and that you're loved and that you have a place in society that does so much to force you out. that's what i had in mind when i wrote the book, hopefully we can talk about some of those things tonight. >> tim wise. >> so most of my work as some of you know deals with addressing white institutional racism and does that focus on that under the ainfluence connected to that an attempt e

joe watkins / gop strategist: donald trump is the only candidate i've seen, in i don't know how many cycles, that has been able to get away with what he gets away with. the electorate constantly forgives him for the things that he says." nat sot: thank you trump - making plenty of noise - but on christmas - quiet on the campaign trail - candidates - spending time with families - nat sot: merry christmas sending greetings to supporters... and - in rand paul's case - lighthearted swipes at his rivals... at least, most of them. rand paul tweet: "i have no grievances against my fellow doc @realbencarson - he writes - because i have not heard a word he has said in any debate." one presidential hopeful plans to visit the metro this weekend. martin o'malley heads to des moines on sunday. he'll be at the des moines social club... for a foreign policy forum at 4-30 p-m. democrat bernie sanders wont be in the metro until after the holidays. he plans to host a new years eve party next week. it'll take place at the "des moines savery hotel" in the "savery ballroom." it's free and open to the pub

tommy watkins and ivan ortega were moved up to aa.. brian dinkelman will be the hting coach and jp martinez wille the new pitching coach for the kernels. now here's a look at today's top web stories on kcrg dot com. stay with your 24-hour the cedar falls fire department is getting new helmet cameras coming up tonight at ten, hear how this will help the department investigate fires. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t joe winters for y yr final forecast. our scattered snow showers and flurries diminish tonight. some few lingering flurries could still fly on wednesday but there is hope for a brighter sky on the horizon. watch out for a northwest wind building to keep our highs in the middle 30s. a warming trend continues to look promising later this week. as the high temperatures rise into the middle to upper friday, lasting through the weekend. low: 25-31 scattered flurries high: 33-39 winds: nw 10-20 thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 6. we hope you'll be with us again have a great evening.

now he stands accused of authorities say watkins suspected one of the boys was involved in a recent burglaries of his home. investigators are still looking for the bodies. >> tammy: five people are killed in a wrong way crash in miami. it happened on i-95. a pick-up truck was traveling in the wrong direction when it collided with several other cars. two people were hospitalized with unknown injuries. several lanes were shut down as authorities investigated. >>> four on-duty secret service agents were involved in a crash in new hampshire. a man was traveling on route 16 when he crossed the dividing line. his car then collided head-on with a vehicle carrying the secret service agents. the driver of the car was killed. the agents suffered non-life threatening injuries. investigators would not say who >>> jaclyn, an earlier wreck is tying up traffic. >> jaclyn: all lanes are now open but there is stop and go traffic on both directions until holbert cove road. we have another closure to tell you about on transylvania county. nc 280 is shut down over near old 280 due to a wreck. there's no word when

kimberly watkins decks out her dog in reindeer antlers and then parks along busy roads and listens to christmas music. she says people driving by love it. "i noticed a while ago that he enjoys wearing hats, so i came up with an idea to get him the antlers and the santa hat and i thought we would just sit out here and try to bring a smile to people as they're going by the mild weather is perfect for cyclone fans in ames... a little later... a look ahead to the cy-hawk showdown... and the already long line to get into hilton coliseum. and hillary clinton is accusing donald trump of helping isis... how she claims he's recruiting and chances are you've seen this... its pretty hard to miss in west des moines... after the break... the man behind the sign... and if he's for trump or against him. six years after a federal bailout that cost taxpayers general motors is bringing chinese- made cars to the u-s. today g-m announced it will in the u-s next year. the car was designed in the u-s but built entirely in china. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is targeting a different cor

tierod takeler deep wore sammy watkins. touchdown. we're tide at 7. 2nd quarter the eagles and bills fighting back and forth. lesean mccoy doing more than running mouth mccoy shoves fletcher cox. agholor kept out all year, too, thoub in the second sam bradford 53 yard for room rookie and the touchdown seige seigels up 7 at the half. end of third. bilz within three. former practice squad player by alap sdo. tied at 20. 4th quarter comes down to final minute under five toy go. sam bradford a big play to zach ertz. watch him go. ducis rogers says he's ert ertzquake. he sets up the go ahead field goal. caleb sturgess. buffalo gets the ball back. chance to tie or win it. how about eagles d? shuts them down. ed reynolds picks it off first of his career what a perfect time. eagles win 23-20 no handshake runs into the tunnel and booed off the field and throws the helmet right here. jamie apody floor us and the win. >> talk about gellin' after november to forget eagles are having december to remember undefeated thus far. >> they're playing bet

taylor is going deep to sammy watkins for 48 yards. two quick scores. we've got ourselves a football game. 28-17, but the ensuing drive as he comes right back in response and converted that 3rd and 16 to the 50/50 ball to go to cousins equaling the career high. washington wins back-to-back games for the first time. 35-25 over buffalo. they have a responsibility they recognize that in protecting the balls, playing good solid football to play great effort and great energy. >> i think that we're starting to get a hang of it. know how to get it as it will be coming together. we need to stay focused. >> no doubt about that hitting their passing performance. .319 with four tds, it's been over 70%. quietly, but another sack, five sacks by the team this afternoon, so they could clinch them on saturday in flail they won on the road last week. for the first time since october of last year, check. frank hanrahan at fedex field with more. >> reporter: they have now won back-to-back games to improve to $500, but they did not look like a $500 ball club. they continue

"it opens up a whole new chapter for what they're going to come out with next," said charles watkins. "it's actually a lot more exciting than i thought it was going to be. coming in i wasn't sure what to expect, but after watching the movie, i must say, it's a must see." both of sioux city's cinemas are showing star wars the force awakens on multiple screens, about one showing every hour. it's even available in 3- d. a mentoring event for busy siouxland moms.. still ahead on around <

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redskins were up 17-3 and later on, trying to come back and down 18 and tyrod taylor finds sammy watkins up top and buffalo has the momentum. and he drove the offense right down the field and 75 yards, and it was capped off by this touchdown with pierre garcon and the redskins win this one by a final score of 25-35 and they won back-to-back this time and with that we bring in carol maloney. carol, a huge win today which sets up a big game next week against the philadelphia eagles. what are they saying about this contest today? >> they had a lot to say and before i get to that i wanted to tell you i tweeted a picture of the scene here a few minutes ago and all of the sprinklers were on and there was only one reason to do that because even though today was the final game of the regular season, far from over and you talk about the one win they need in philly and they win the division and they come back here at the end and the beginning of january at the end of the year and the regular season and they host a playoff game. crazy talk, right? so the mood afterward, like the holiday season, joy

. >> let me bring in republican strategist joe watkins and jimmy williams, democratic strategist ande editor at blue nation review.com. jimmy, i want to begin with you, if i can, and talk a little about hillary clinton. is she playing her cards right by the way she is responding to donald trump in some of the latest comments he has made directed at her? >> yeah. i think that's probably right. the last thing she wants to do is attack him and stoop to his level, if you will. any time donald trump attacks hillary clinton, or you have -- take out their names. when you have a white man attacking a white woman both running for president, it's not good for the party. i think joe would probably agree with me on that. it just seems to me when you go after her in a sexist way, like this, if donald trump is saying there's more to come, what more could he possibly say that could be even more offensive? oh, wait, it's donald trump. i'm sure there's something. i think he has to be careful here because when you attack hillary you attack women in general from a political perspective. i just done thi

that we live in fear. >> that's the president of the naacp, long-time resident of baltimore and dee watkins"the beast side." it was interesting to talk to folks about what's happened there because there's a bunch of theories, right? it does feel like a crisis there. you' you're shaking your head no. >> the crisis was before everybody saw it. baltimore has been perpetually in crisis. and what erupted was a crisis that rose to the consciousness of other people who were not in crisis. so what it is now is an opportunity. it's an opportunity to make some change happen because it's now seen in ways it wasn't seen before. whether that opportunity is going to be taken up, all the things that have been happening since the unrest are almost like the box checking things, you know? the police chief has to go. the mayor says she's not running again. maybe we're seeing those in chicago now. those are things that have to happen. but something else happened. the governor who set up an office down in the area of the unrest decided after everybody went home to cancel the plans for baltimore's rail system, s

investigators called her former next door neighbor - juanita watkins - to tell her the news. "that she had been hit and that she had expired and they wanted to let us know." juanita only knew emily for three months. but she left an impact in that short time. "i met emily right away. she's a very special person." juanita says emily went out of her way to get to know her "she walked over like people used to do back in the day. endearing. she didn't have to do that. and people don't do that no more." didn't have to do that. and people don't do that no more." the long time bartender recently moved off riker ave... where she was killed. "she says she was trying to get her life together and i believe soon in the valley....to an accident that could have been prevented. "i hope that she is resting in peace. she had mentioned that she had lost her father sometime back and i just hope they're together." the driver who hit and killed emily was not impaired and will most likely not be charged with a crime. reporting live from boulder highway... gina lazara channel 13 action news. next..

the freshman having a phenomenal season at wide out, breaking sammy watkins record for most games with consecutive scores for a receiver.. he's out for the rest of the season but will have an opportunity to come back next year f he quote "grows up and does the right things"... dabo swinney making no bones about it... you break the rules, you're gone... 3 3 3 3 3 "it doesn't matter who they if you don't do what's right, you ain't playing. didn't do whatat right, so they're not playing. it's really not any more complicated than that. love them all the same, i love those guys. they're not bad guys. those aren't bad kids. they didn't go out and rob a bank or anything like that, they're not bad guys. but they forfeited their opportunity, this is a privilege and we have rules. i don't make all the rules, but i'm going to enenrce them. we're going to do what's right. often times it's easier to do the wrong thing, but it's always best to do what's right. and that's what we're always going to do in this program." program."cain posting on instagram..."i apologize to anyang everyone i hurt or let

. >> let's get more on this now via skype from philadelphia is joe watkins. he is a political strategist and former aid to the u.s. president george bush senior. how dihow do you feel about donald trump's continued wave of support? >> well, donald trump has tapped into the anger and the fears of so many american people. as long as terror is a challenge for the united states, and as long as immigration is a challenge for the united states, his numbers are going to stay strong. he's very unscripted, and he's not very politically correct in terms of what he says, but that's precisely what is resonating with the voters. so many american voters are angry, especially in the republican primaries. >> two latest polls from iowa are interesting. they show texas senator ted cruz in first place, and not donald trump. how do you explain that? >> well, what really matters in all the individual states where the primaries and caucuses are held are ground game, having people on the ground who are working hard to change the minds of the voters who are going to vote. the iowa c

with me now are local republican political analyst joe watkins and also philadelphia democratic political respondent, eleanor. let's start with the brad question, is this rhetoric, what trump is saying, is it damaging the republican party? >> i think what he's saying is damaging the country. i think what it has done, it has taken away from the issues we should be looking at. on the republican party of a lot of candidates, you have carly fiorina. she should be talking about the deficit. dr. carson, he's a physician. why isn't he talking about health care? what has happened is our political discussions have become reality tv. it's not any -- it's not about the issues anymore. just the other day we found out that for the first time in the history of our country, the middle class is under 50%. >> that's right. well, that's part of -- you have to realize the pew charitable trust did a great study that shows the middle class for the first time in some decades is less than 50% of the populous. a lot of people are angry about that. there's a lot of anger among the electorate. that's why you're se

the watkins hornets peewee football team from southeast dc collected donations outside tonight's wizardsasketball game at the verizon center. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> they got to hustle. they need $30,000 to travel to orlando this weekend to play at a championship game, and at last check they had raised about $3000. >> we want to be out here as long as we can, you know. it's crunch time. like i said, we're down to the fourth quarter, 2-minute warning. we got to do what we have to do. >> and the team canceled their practice tonight to go out and try to collect those donations. >>> tonight, the director of the national zoo met with neighbors in woodley park to discuss a cutback in the hours the zoo is open. now, the shorter hours could affect folks who like to take an early walk or jog through the exhibits. but the zoo says it's shortening hours for reasons of both safety and security. >> the mornings have a lot of vehicles moving around, from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., around the zoo. we're trying to make it safe for people so workers can be safe and

joe watkins saying he is still hopeful that republicans and democrats will eventually work together. >> there is a window, i mean, if we can get past the strong rhetoric, and get past whatever stances people have had in the past, and concentrate on the issue of safety, how do we make our country a safer place? remember there are other countries that have strict gun-control laws, france has strict gun-control laws and yet we just saw a terrible massacre take place a couple of weeks ago. so if we come together and actually talk about it, and not point the finger at each other to gain points with their stin wentsies, then we have a chance of making progress. >> the san bernardino police department expected to hold a briefing in about 20 minutes. we'll bring that to you when that happens. >> try to relax. everyone try to relax. i'll take a bullet before you do. that's for damn sure. >> reporter: the moments officers lead people to safety after the mass shooting that left 14 people dead. one by one in single file, their hands in the air. >> go. go. go. >> reporter: outside was chaotic wit

. >> those are the jerseys worn by clemson's star players -- sammy watkins and tajh boyd. >> all of this merchandise is a $4 billion a year industry. and now that tahj and sammy are not actually college football players, they're getting ready for the nfl draft, they can make some money off of this, and they're actually here today in the store signing autographs for $30. and there's a line out the door of people waiting to get their autograph. >> we have sweats, we have ties, we have hats, we have bags, we have flip flops, we have watches, we have flags, we have wallets, we have keychains, we have jewelry. we have everything down to nightlights, to stuffed animals, to sink stoppers. i have a guitar, i have drumsticks... >> would you like to see the players get some money from the jerseys with their number on them? >> um, if that happened from a business standpoint, we'd have to jack up our prices... >> what are the ends of the ncaa? on one hand its easy answer to that. that has to do with profit, and that has to do with who controls the incredible amounts of money that are produced by col

watkins was on buffalo's practice squad, he might be starting. this game is saturday.n you are talking about a concussion, i don't think washington is a great team the one thing they can do is stretch the team. >> not just da shawn jackson. jordan reed playing as good as any tight end. he is a machine in the red zone. it really works out that what washington does really well right now goes against where the eagles are. >> da shawn jackson absolutely killed them on saturday. >> we hope it does not happen. mat let me ask you first, demarco murray the comment made by chip kelly he gets two carries tonight. this is another high provide free agent not living up to the expectation that he had come mink in here. what do you make of this situation. >> rotating the back he doesn't get the a carry until the fourth quarter that's not rotating that's putting a guy in. you go back -- well i'm not a big fan when a guy hasn't carried the ball putting him in for a big carry. if you are not going to use him there i don't see why he's active. >> bradford he threw interception. over all

. >>> our second lucky lady is janice watkins. he is is a retired dental assistant. he is currently runs a cattle farm with more than 60 cows. janice and 11 of her relatives took her mother on a bucket list girl's trip to new york city. and i ran into this whole -- i was on the way in. here is a look at her story. >> a girl's trip to new york! a wild bunch on the plaza, and mom, you want this for your daughter? >> i do, i do. every day he is comes to the house in her jeans, muck boots, going out to take care of the cattle, and he is deserves to look great for the day. >> so if we make her totally glam, high heels, fancy dress? >> i won't be able to walk. >> it will be good. he is is here with lori, loren, loretta, and brook -- keep the blindfolds on for one more second. >> okay, ladies, look at your girl. >> are you ready to spin around? >> oh my gosh! >> you look beautiful! my niece looks like me. >> it's like a mirror. >> oh my gosh, yeah. >> gorgeous, janice. igor cut this hair with the layers in the front. he is is part cherokee. what a different look. >> it's th

the only guy that's been around and played in 2011 on that acc championship team came in with sammy watkins, has been through a lot with some injuri, really put it together this year and having an outstanding senior year. >> chris: i love i ithen you salute receivers that make blocks on the edge. the dirty work of that position, right? >> kirk: exactly. >> chris: gallman again. nine more for the tigers. >> kirk: i don't know if i've se him run with such conviction as he's run here in this second half. i think he was frustrated with the way the first half went. could not get loose and in this second halflf, t line doing a better job -- i'm telling you, he's just running through arm tackling se tackles. >> chris: terry allen works with him, the former clemson great, nfl stud, had almost 9,000 rushing yards in his career. tony elliott was the co-offensive coordinator, the running backs coach, but he's calling the plays and really terry alp's played an eded an vumental role. he was drafted 241st out of colleg willed himself to be a great player. >> kirk: does a lot of work on but the humility y

"it opens up a whole new chapter for what they're going to come out with next," said charles watkins. t's actually a lot me exciting than i thought it was going to be. coming in i wasn't sure what to expect, but after watching the movie, i must say, it's a must see." star wars: the force awakens is considered one of the most anticipated movies of the online shopping has tremendously increased this year. coming up, we'll show you how residential areas are dealing with the abundance of packages. ben: and i'll have your complete << >> << wx timer @ 2:45 abundant sunshine returns today with temperatures climbing closer to average levels once again. highs will approach the upper 20's today to near 30 in most spots. the dome of high pressure giving us our pleasant conidtions will continue into tomorrow. with even warmer temperatures expected saturday afternoon. highs will climb closer to that 40 degree mark due to southeasterly winds. the above average streak of temperatures will linger through the weekend and into the start of our work week with a slight chance of a wintry mix returning fo

i'll tell you what, it looks like eric row and maybe jalen watkins will have to play against him.e doesn't care who's covering him. >> i'm definitely excited about the opportunity, having to go back and play in front of a lot of fans, that some like me, some probably don't. regardless, whatever the case may be. it's a game. and in this locker room and organization, we know we need to do something we haven't been able to do in three or four years. so we just want to take care of the opportunities at hand. which is win a football game. >> as i said, it doesn't look like byron maxwell is going to play. he's on the eagles' bench sitting there while some other guys have come to warm up. so it looks like eric rowe will play. chip kelly has not been swept in this division yet, so that's going for the eagles. and the redskins haven't won three in a row against the eagles in 28 years. at 7:30, we have eagles game plan, and hopefully wrapping up an eagles win. i'm john clark at the link. we'll see you later on tonight. back to you. >> all right, john, thank you. while the christmas holiday

the only guy that's been around and played in 2011 on that acc championship team came in with sammy watkins, has been through a lot with some injuries, really put it together this year and having an outstanding senior year. >> chris: i love it when you salute receivers that make blocks on the edge. the dirty work of that position, right? >> kirk: exactly. >> chris: gallman again. just running downhill hard. nine more for the tigers. >> kirk: i don't know if i've seen him run with such conviction as he's run here in this second half. i think he was frustrated with the way the first half went. could not get loose and in this second half, the line doing a better job -- i'm telling you, tackling se tackles. >> chris: terry allen works with him, the former clemson great, nfl stud, had almost 9,000 rushing yards in his career. tony elliott was the co-offensive coordinator, the running backs coach, but he's calling the plays and really terry alp's played an eded an vumental role. he was drafted 241st out of college. willed himself to be a great player. >> kirk: does a lot of work on how to be a gr

the only guy that's been around and played in 2011 on that acc championship team came in with sammy watkins, has been through a lot with some injuries, really put it together this year and having an outstanding senior year. >> chris: i love it when you salute receivers that make blocks on the edge. the dirty work of that position, right? >> kirk: exactly. >> chris: gallman again. just running downhill hard. nine more for the tigers. >> kirk: i don't know if i've seen him run with such conviction as he's run here in this second half. i think he was frustrated with the way the first half went. could not get loose and in this second half, the line doing a better job -- i'm telling you, he's just running through arm tacklinge tackles. >> chris: terry allen works with him, the former clemson great, nfl stud, had almost 9,000 rushing yards in his career. tony elliott was the co-offensive coordinator, the running backs coach, but he's calling the plays and really terry alp's played eed an vume role. he was drafted 241st out of college. willed himself to be a great player. >> kirk: does a lot of wo

the only guy that's been around and played in 2011 on that acc championship team came in with sammy watkins, has been through a lot with some injuries, really put it together ts year and having an outstanding senior year. salute receivers that make blocks on the edge. the dirty work of that position, right? >> kirk: exactly. >> chris: gallman again. just running downhill hard. nine more for the tigers. >> kirk: i don't know if i've seen him run with such conviction as he's run here in this second half. i think he was frustrated with the way the fir half went. could not get loose and in this second half, the line doing a better job -- i'm telling you, he's just running through arm tackling se tackles. >> chris: terry allen works with him, the former clemson great, nfl stud, had almost 9,000 rushing yards in his career. tony elliott was the co-offensive coordinator, the runninin backs coach, but he's calling the plays and really he was drafted 241st out of college. lled himself to be a great player. >> kirk: does a lot of work on how to be a g gat running back, t the humility you carry yourse

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the only guy that's been around and played in 2011 on that acc championship team came in with sammy watkins, has been through a lot with some injuries, really put it together this year and having an outstanding senior year. >> chris: i love it when you salute receivers that make blocks on the edge. the dirty work of that position, right? >> kirk: exactly. >> chris: gallman again. just running downhill hard. nine more for the tigers. >> kirk: i don't know if i've seen him run with such conviction as he's run here in this second half. i think he was frustrated with the way the first half went. could not get loose and in this better job -- i'm telling you, he's just running through arm tackling s e tackles. >> chris: terry allen works with him, the former clemson great, nfl stud, had almost 9,000 rushing yards in his career. tony elliott was the co-offensive coordinator, the running backs coach, but he's calling the plays and really terry alp's played an ed ed an vumental role. he was drafted 241st out of college. willed himself to be a great player. >> kirk: does a lot of work on how to be a

the only guy that's been around and played in 2011 on that acc championship team came in with sammy watkins, has been through a lot with some injuries, really put it together this year and having an outstanding senior year. >> chris: i love it when you salute receivers that make blocks on the edge. >> kirk: exactly. >> chris: gallman again. just running downhill hard. nine more for the tigers. >> kirk: i don't know if i've seen him run with such conviction as he's run here in this second half. i think he was frustrated with the way the first half went. could not get loose and in this second half, the line doing a better job -- i'm telling you, he's just running through arm tackling se tackles. >> chris: terry allen works with him, the former clemson great, nfl stud, had almost 9,000 rushing yards in his career. tony elliott was the co-offensive coordinator, the running backs coach, but he's calling the plays and really terry alp's played an eded an vumental role. he was drafted 241st out of college. >> kirk: does a lot of work on how to be a great running back, but the humility you carry yo

tajh boyd, sammy watkins, but then deshaun watson and artavis scott come in its kind of like refurbishing and you've been the constant. so, talk 3 about that process and how it's led to this point.yeah it all started with sammy, martavis and tajh that season with nuk. and every year we just keep getting better players. it's really just a standard that we set. and those guys just live up to it. when you saw oklahoma again, what were your first thoughts? i know for a fact it's not going to be like it was last year. but i'm really looking g forward to competing. and it's going to be a really fun game. do you expect this to be a shootout? all the experts that look at this game see it as a shootout and maybe that's because the defense didn't play as well in the last couple games. but is that the way you see this setting up? defense can hold up against anybody. some people can get close every now and then but i don't think it'll be a shootout i think both sides offense and defense can take care of business. i think it'll be a good game.upstate guy, you've got one crack here to bring back a nati

the only guy that's been around and played in 2011 on that acc championship team came in with sammy watkins, has been through a lot with some injuries, really put it together this year and having an outstanding senior year. >> chris: i love it when you salute receivers that make blocks on the edge. right? >> kirk: exactly. >> chris: gallman again. just running downhill hard. nine more for the tigers. >> kirk: i don't know if i've seen him run with such this second half. i think he was frustrated with the way the first half went. second half, the line doing a better job -- i'm telling you, he's just running through arm tackling s e tackles. >> chris: terry allen works with him, the former clemson great, nfl stud, had almost 9,000 rushing yards in his career. tony elliott was the co-offensive coordinator, the running backs coach, but he's calling the plays and really terry alp's played an ed ed an vumental role. he was drafted 241st out of college. willed himself to be a great player. >> kirk: does a lot of work on how to be a great running back, but the humility you carry yourself with, whic