not just yale fans. a lot of folks gave them their due. >> len: in the ncaa tournament if you get that swing going. >> ian: fans quickly become fans of the lower seed. >> len: it's like rock. if you can change, i can change. right now yale the underdog but saying we have a chance to win this game. >> ian: a 9-2 game for baylor. 6 point lead for yale. 4:27 to go. mason. defended by lindsey on the outside. screen from sherrod. makes it off balance. he is fouled. prince increddulous after the call was against him. with his team up by 6. averages 15.8 points per game. he scored 24. monday, what happens after the girl of steel turns on her own city? a new "super girl" only on cbs. knocks down a pair. he matched his career high with 25. >> [crowd noise]. >> ian: wainright. a foul called on the outside. it's sears. or do they call it offensive? >> [whistle]. >> ian: it is called against baylor. wainright made his move. sears went down and the foul was >> [buzzer]. >> ian: baylor an empty trip. they trail 68-60

yale in front of baylor. the winner will take on duke the number 4 seed in the west out lasted unc-wilmington earlier today. ian eagle, chris webber, len elmore, evan washburn and the rest of our crew. march madness very much underway. yale is 3 minutes and 48 seconds away from the upset. slow baylor down with token halfcourt pressure. >> ian: taurean prince. the spin. no. motley. offensive rebound. goes right back with it for 2. >> len: i expect baylor to return the favor. theirs only be passive. >> ian: 15 from motley. he and prince combined for 35. now 14 offensive rebounds for baylor. their bread and butter. >> chris: great to see multiple screens to get mason open. >> ian: into the hands of sears. cross-court. dallier. missed it. and out of bounds. the clock. >> len: that's plenty of time for baylor to get even or recapture the lead. a question of them going to their strength. they are successful when they glass on misses. >> ian: under 3 minutes to play. prince makes his move. scores on the inside. it's

not just yale fans. a lot of folks gave them their due. >> len: in the ncaa tournament if you get that swing going. >> ian: fans quickly become fans of the lower seed. >> len: it's like rock. if you can change, i can change. right now yale the underdog but saying we have a chance to win this game. >> ian: a 9-2 game for baylor. 6 point lead for yale. 4:27 to go. mason. defended by lindsey on the outside. screen from sherrod. he is fouled. prince increddulous after the call was against him. a pair of free throws here for makai mason. with his team up by 6. averages 15.8 points per game. he scored 24. monday, what happens after the girl of steel turns on her own city? a new "super girl" only on cbs. knocks down a pair. he matched his career high with 25. >> [crowd noise]. >> ian: wainright. it's sears. or do they call it offensive? >> [whistle]. >> ian: it is called against baylor. wainright made his move. sears went down and the foul was on the inside against motley. >> [buzzer]. >> ian: baylor an empty t

not just yale fans. a lot of folks gave them their due. >> len: in the ncaa tournament if you get that swing going. >> ian: fans quickly become fans of the lower seed. >> len: it's like rock. if you can change, i can change. right now yale the underdog but saying we have a chance to win this game. >> ian: a 9-2 game for baylor. 6 point lead for yale. 4:27 to go. mason. defended by lindsey on the outside. screen from sherrod. makes it off balance. he is fouled. prince increddulous after the a pair of free throws here for makai mason. with his team up by 6. averages 15.8 points per game. he scored 24. monday, what happens after the girl of steel turns on her own city? a new "super girl" only on cbs. knocks down a pair. he matched his career high with 25. >> [crowd noise]. >> ian: wainright. a foul called on the outside. it's sears. or do they call it offensive? >> [whistle]. >> ian: it is called against wainright made his move. sears went down and the foul was on the inside against motley. >> [buzzer]. >>

not just yale fans. a lot of folks gave them their due. >> len: in the ncaa tournament if you get that swing going. of the lower seed. >> len: it's like rock. if you can change, i can change. right now yale the underdog but saying we have a chance to win this game. >> ian: a 9-2 game for baylor. 6 point lead for yale. 4:27 to go. mason. defended by lindsey on the outside. screen from sherrod. makes it off balance. he is fouled. prince increddulous after the call was against him. a pair of free throws here for makai mason. with his team up by 6. averages 15.8 points per game. he scored 24. monday, what happens after the girl of steel turns on her own a new "super girl" only on cbs. knocks down a pair. he matched his career high with 25. >> [crowd noise]. >> ian: wainright. a foul called on the outside. it's sears. or do they call it offensive? >> [whistle]. >> ian: it is called against baylor. wainright made his move. sears went down and the foul was on the inside against motley. >> [buzzer]. >> ian: bayl

yale responded. and now trying to add to the 6 point lead with 1:58 remaining fourth ncaa tournament appearance for yale. 1949, 1957 and 1962. they have never won a game in the big dance. 9 to shoot. dallier. gives it up to sherrod. shot clock winding down. ball knocked away. a scrum for it. a foul on makai mason. baylor will get free throws with 1:36 to play. >> len: i am not sure that was a good foul. he gave baylor a chance to put points on the board. >> ian: time was winding down. i don't think baylor would get out on the break before time ran out. instead they get to stop the clock and put points on the board. >> len: even if they had to get back and contest it. >> ian: a lot of time for jake lindsey to think about these free throws. as a team baylor is 8 of 13. lindsey's dad dennis played at baylor. the general manager of the utah jazz. short. 70-64 yale. >> chris: 30% of the points for rico gathers comes off the offensive rebound. you must box out here. >> ian: just took out sherrod. >> chris:

not just yale fans. a lot of folks gave them their due. >> len: in the ncaa tournament if you get that swing going. >> ian: fans quickly become fans of the lower seed. >> len: it's like rock. if you can change, i can change. right now yale the underdog but saying we have a chance to win this game. >> ian: a 9-2 game for baylor. 6 point lead for yale. 4:27 to go. mason. defended by lindsey on the outside. screen from sherrod. makes it off balance. he is fouled. prince increddulous after the call was against him. a pair of free throws here for with his team up by 6. averages 15.8 points per game. he scored 24. monday, what happens after the girl of steel turns on her own city? a new "super girl" only on cbs. knocks down a pair. he matched his career high with 25. >> [crowd noise]. >> ian: wainright. a foul called on the outside. it's sears. or do they call it offensive? >> [whistle]. >> ian: it is called against baylor. wainright made his move. on the inside against motley. >> [buzzer]. >> ian: baylor an e

yale responded. and now trying to add to the 6 point lead with 1:58 remaining in the fourth ncaa tournament appearance for yale. 1949, 1957 and 1962. they have never won a game in the big dance. 9 to shoot. dallier. gives it up to sherrod. shot clock winding down. ball knocked away. a scrum for it. a foul on makai mason. baylor will get free throws with 1:36 to play. >> len: i am not sure that was a good foul. he gave baylor a chance to put points on the board. >> ian: time was winding down. i don't think baylor would get out on the break before time ran out. instead they get to stop the clock and put points on the possession, yale would be able to get back and contest it. >> ian: a lot of time for jake lindsey to think about these free throws. as a team baylor is 8 of 13. lindsey's dad dennis played at baylor. the general manager of the utah jazz. short. 70-64 yale. >> chris: 30% of the points for rico gathers comes off the offensive rebound. you must box out here. >> ian: just took out sherrod. >>

yale celebrates. yale is moving on. >> [cheers and applause]. their first appearance in the ncaa tournament since 1962. it's a win for yale! the ivy league represented and yale gets it done. evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. >> player: trying not to

not just yale fans. a lot of folks gave them their due. >> len: in the ncaa tournament if you get that swing going. >> ian: fans quickly become fans of the lower seed. >> len: it's like rock. if you can change, i can change. right now yale the underdog but saying we have a chance to win this game. >> ian: a 9-2 game for baylor. 6 point lead for yale. 4:27 to go. mason. defended by lindsey on the outside. screen from sherrod. makes it off balance. he is fouled. prince increddulous after the call was against him. a pair of free throws here for makai mason. with his team up by 6. averages 15.8 points per game. he scored 24. monday, what happens after the girl of steel turns on her own city? a new "super girl" only on cbs. knocks down a pair. he matched his career high with 25. >> [crowd noise]. >> ian: wainright. a foul called on the outside. it's sears. or do they call it offensive? >> [whistle]. >> ian: it is called against baylor. wainright made his move. sears went down and the foul was on the inside ag

it's a win for yale! the ivy league represented and yale gets it done. evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead th

it's a win for yale! the ivy league represented and yale gets it done. evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too i try to lead through exampl

it's a win for yale! the ivy league represented and yale gets it done. evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead t

it's a win for yale! yale gets it done. evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up o

it's a win for yale! the ivy league represented and yale gets it done. evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down

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. >>> tonight yale university's men basketball team faces column ya university in asold outgame. for the first time if 50 years, but the bull dogs will be his departure has embroiled the campus in controversy. >> yale bull dog guard withdrew from the school on february 10th pt the school sent out the press release saying he will not be returning. a yale spokes person would not say why he left. in an article this week, expelled. his teammates are also standing hand their captain. that move sparked outrage on campus and demanding the basketball team stop supporting the splis police say they have no cases involving him. publicly since he left the university. in and interview last may, he said he embraced being a team leader. >> we had the good season this past year. nothing two out of hand. >> reporter: while yale's administration is being tight lipped yale's women center is not. they wrote sexual violence is aproblem in ever campus community. >> a yale dean sent out an e-mail on saturday. >>> on your mark runner hit the pavement for the annual bockfest 5k. this is this weekend in over

. >>> the blue devils advanced to the sweet 16 after beating yale. dukes rival unc playing providence in raleigh right now. ken smith joins us live with fan reaction. first we want to hear from duke's coach on the big win today. >> our house is on a cliff. that is how we have been. i really have appreciation for that. it is not what the team's that i have coached have done, it is this team has done. >> today's win means duke will play the winner of the saint joe oregon matchup. they had anaheim, california and get a head start. they square off tomorrow. danny michel following the blue devils for us she will have a report in sports a little later . >>> unc tipped off against providence about 20 minutes ago, that game being played at the pnc arena. that is where we find ken smith i understand fans want to make us feel like a home game. >> i was inside the arena minutes ago. there is carolina blue all over tonight. it sounds like a home game but not every tar heel got a chance to score tickets to the big game tonight. from trying to come inside pnc aren

yale man. >>er the yale galanter was o.j.'ttorney for years and years and the most significant case he worked for him was that robbery case in las vegas. o.j. was convicted and sentenced to 33 years on october 3 of 2008 -- december 5 of 2008. he's eligible for parole after nine years which takes us i think until 2017, yale: the question i wanted you to mull over is whatever happens with this find, with this knife, if they are able to tie it to o.j., we get it, no prosecution really potentially for o.j. simpson with regard to the knife. could it affect his parole opportunities y s iies in nevad >> well, "could" is a very open question. generally speaking it should not and i don't think it will in this case. parole in most state, including nevada is set up to ensure the prisoner while in custody behaves and follows the rules. by all accounts, o.j. simpson has been a model prisoner in the nevada state prison system. he's come up a couple of times already and all indications are that he will be released on his first parole date in

to attend. >> i've been a duke fan for a long time, since middle school. >> did you apply to yale? >> i did not but a couple friends who go there may be talking some trash. >> now as you can imagine it can be pretty tough for a student athlete to juggle their course load as well as play basketball. we spoke to one yale basketball player who took last year off to join the university's acapela team. his story and how he plans to come back and give duke a handful tonight at 6. david hurst cbs north carolina. >> i look forward to that david thank you. police have tracked down the main fugitive from the paris terror attacks last november he was captured in the same four other people were detained including members of a family that sheltered the fugitive. cbs jonathan has the latest from london. >> bell jan forced stormed the brussels neighborhood of mulen beck and captured the most wanted man in the paris terror attacks. he was shot in the leg. cameras captured images of cops dragging a man in a white hooded sweatshirt into a police car. he had been on the run since the coordinated atta

yale bulldog senior guard jack monahue withdrew from the school on february 10th. they sent out a press release saying he was not be returning. a yale spokesman would not say why monahue left despite campus rumors of a sexual assault accusation. >> in a new haven register article this week the player's father jim monahue said his son was expelled he recall it ridiculous and said he has strict orders from his lawyers not to talk. monahue's teammates are also standing by their captain wearing t shirts with his nickname at a recent game. that move sparked outrage on campus and posters demanding the basketball stop supporting a rapist. new haven police have no cases involving monahue and no victims have come forward. we tried to each him and his lawyer but did not get a response. the player has not spoken rub lickly since he left the university. in an interview last may he said he embraced being a team leader. >> we had a good season this past year and nothing too out of hand. >> yale's administration is being tight lipped, yale's women's center is not. >> in a lengthy

you are at yale. obviously an elite educational -- is about increased inclusion and reflection of rider issues that we will hear about in a moment that are impacting america nationally. yale dealing with the changes. what our students feeling in terms of inclusion and in terms of the broader issue in society? malia: -- nailah: sure, yeah. welcome i think both richard lui and david cohen made great points about the tension between these two seemingly polar opposite narratives -- we are kind of in the middle of both products of racial products. i would not have been able to go to jail 50 or so years ago. don't look like us or our families or sure kinship with the indiscriminately utilize before our very eyes sometimes. i think it is that, it is that kind of tension and i think it is also holding a university that we love accountable and admission statements and kind of , why we came to yale. we came for opportunity and we thought there would the prioritization of people of color africans of color. we ar

it should be a time of celebration for yale, but there is also scandal. here's jericka duncan. >> and the ivy league champions for 2015/2016. >> reporter: when the yale bulldogs advanced to the tournament this year. for the first time since 1962. the team danced into the national spotlight. but that light is now shining hard on the team's ex-captain, jack montague, who was apparently expelled a few weeks ago amid rumors of sexual misconduct accusations. james jones is the head coach. >> we just circle the wagons. you know, in a situation like this you got to come in close together, believe in each other, and fight harder. >> reporter: what are you telling your team as you all prepare for the ncaa tournament? >> i'm just telling them to go out and have some fun here. >> reporter: getting this far should have been especially rewarding, because the bulldogs just missed the tournament last year, losing to harvard, by two points. back then, they were missing 6'6" forward brandon sherrod, who took last season off to travel with yale's a cappella group "the whif

she in some ways linked yale students are paralleled yale students to five year olds playing dress-upand that people should have the right to wear offensive guard or b be even transgressive. >> hold onto mobile. 's win over the incident is about to finish your thought. >> people use that to talk about free speech. some people felt like i was an academic venue for racism, that give somebody an academic setting say that people can be offensive because we will learn from it. without acknowledging that is an unsafe environment for some people, right? i think what i worry about in the public conversation that that the document. they don't believe in free speech. you know, if i walk down the street saying heil hitler, people responded to in a way that will be responsibly posted that, nobody would be that was free speech. that's not it. that has to enter the public space to the our colleges have been proactive after the protest. but what do they mean when you know there's an endowment where something from somebody who's a slave owner? we just give th the money back without protest the people

fight harder. >> fighting sexual assault is an ongoing battle at yale. in 2015, a survey fund that more than 16% of yale students reported they had been a victim of sexual assault. mary havelin, executive director of new york city alliance against sexual assault. >> there has been an increase in the number of students coming forward to report sexual assaults at yale. what does that say about the culture there? >> i actually think it says that we are getting better at what we are doing, perhaps. and that students are feeling more comfortable coming forward. consideration. scott, montague has the not been criminally charged. >>> bob schieffer covered every presidential election since 1964. none quite like this one. what do you make of it, bob? >> scott, i will tell you on the republican side. changing of the guard. if trump wins the nomination for the convention and looks like he probably will it is going to turn the republican party on its ear. if it goes to an open convention, it will be a bloody fight that could break the party into two parties. and in

in 2015, a survey found that more than 16% of yale students reported they had been a victim of sexual assault. mary haviland is executive director of new york city alliance against sexual assault. >> there has been an increase in the number of students coming forward to report sexual assaults at yale. what does that say about the culture there? >> i actually think it says that we're getting better at what we're doing perhaps and that students are feeling more comfortable coming forward. >> reporter: the university says students are not expelled without careful consideration, and, scott, montague has not been criminally charged. very much. bob schieffer is next. felite.com and with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there. so she didn't miss a single shot. (cheering crowd) i replaced her windshield... giving her more time for what matters most... how'd ya do? we won! nice! that' s another safelite advantage. thank you so much! (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. i'm on the move all day long... an

dulcolax, designed for dependable relief >> pelley: 2 yale men's basketball team is going to the ncaa tournament for the first time in more than 50 years, but the campus is in an uproar after jericka duncan is looking into this. >> reporter: when the yale bulldogs celebrated on sunday, they were missing star point guard jack montague. today his attorney, max stern, confirmed that in february montague was expelled for allegations of sexual assault. stern released a statement citing an independent yale investigation that found montague developed a relationship with a female student which led to consensual sex in 2014, but it's the fourth time they allegedly had sex that is in dispute. she states she did not con sent. montague says she did. the team had to apologize after appearing to support montague wearing shirts with his nickname. posters later appeared on campus warning the bulldogs to stop supporting rapists. >> somebody's got to be here to help us out. >> reporter: head coach james jones says his players are >> in situations like this you have to come in close together, believe in

within yale economically. they are organizing differently. that's important too that the inclusion and the people on the upper westside and when people at yale do it, they think about how they are privileged and how dare they talk about what privilege feels like. people have a right to feel safe and valued. that's important. i think about protesters and i'm interested to see how and if the college protests given overtime and people have a town hall and get everybody into a room and get somebody with a ph.d. and something to tell you that progress is coming. that's what happens. that's the activism and the response to college activism. what we have seen is pushing and pressing. it seems so simple. you change master and you do those things and the students say this is a part of the culture. this is what it means to be an inclusive campus. you can recruit more that have no gender-neutral bathrooms. what we have seen forces the conversations into the public space and ways that people can ignore it. the last thing

tisha: duke takes on yale and unc will take on providence in raleigh. joe: alal quie -- all quiet at pnc arena after yesterday's madness or closed practices but the players and coaches were made available for the media. the tar heels, it gives tuffy for them in round two against providence. they will be heavy favorite against the flyers. all-america caliber point guard chris gone is more than a handful. and their big man is actually the leading three-point shooter. that prevents -- present a unique defensive challenge. dunn will have to be like superman, batman and robin for his team to have any shot. roy williams, no fan of the start time. 9:45, 9:50 for a start time. don't we have east, south, don't we have some games you can show on tv at that time? it is like spitting in the wind. you cannot do anything about it. i have to wake up at 6:00 in the morning and go to work at 9:30 at night. joe: in providence rhode island at the dunkin' donuts center. practices inside are closed but duke and yale are getting ready for their rematch of the game played in

now duke faces a veteran yale squad. >> yale is older. they are not just good but they are good together. and that's the best way to be people on the court who have done it at a high level with you. and i think that's what the ivy league teams have shown. >> so that sets up a yale versus duke match up. cbs at 2:40 and providence versus north carolina 9:40 on tbs. that's the story here from pnc arena. back to you. >> thank you. as duke prepares for tomorrow's game a yale player could give a duke player problems in a different way. >> team coverage from providence. >> he's a man of many talents. yale's brandon cher everywhere took a year off last year to join the okay pella team. --acapela team. duke players wishing he never came back because he's a hand handful. voice duke may have trouble. after traveling the world he's back in the national spotlight ready to knock off duke in the second round. >> i like the free throw line to myself but that's pretty much it. other than that i always have a song in my head. >> he helped get off to an ear

duke and yale share an advantage in the familiarity department. a day and a half is not long to get ready for your next opponent, but that advantage should be there is because they played four months ago. in that game, mike krzyzewski's team started pretty slowly but he says it was a whole different duke and yale meeting just before thanksgiving. duke trailed by nine but they did come back to win. both teams have grown since then. yale in particular has emerged as one of the best rebounding teams in the country. keeping them off the boards and riding yesterday's momentum will be key. >> they carry the momentum into this game would be great. that is what coaches try to emphasize. don't relapse. yale is such a competitive team. >> a big thing for us is rebounding. yale is a terrific rebounding team. one of the best offensive rebounding teams in the country. we have got to be able to hold our own. >> knowing our guys definitely helps in knowing their tendency and where they want to slow the ball. hopefully we can use that to our success. at the oppor