yam. >> how are you? >> hi. >> i'm a sophomore at miami dade college and i'm currently a political science major and i'm looking at transfering to a four-year university. >> tell us about miami dade. >> we have eight campuses and approximately 160,000 students. we are the biggest community college in the united states. >> small? 160,000 students? >> yes, and we indicater to basically all of miami dade. all the mayors, senators, congressman. we were meeting with a senator tomorrow. we have a very strong through in -- influence in southern florida. >> so you go for two years? >> correct and then we transfer off to university. >> by the way, this school, george washington, gets $50,000 some-odd a year for tuition. what do you have to pay? >> i've been in the honors college so thankfully we get in-state fully covered but it would be approximately $ 6 a create co--- credit. so every year, $1,000 semester a approximately plus books. >> so a little different. >> right. >> due happen to know how many go on to a f

>> he's coming up on hire yam, get out of my which, good bye. and off on the 77-yard run. same length as the touchdown run in dallas towards the end of the season last year. career high 167 yards, 14 touchdowns, advertise the team record for a single season, jamal lewis and jackson. they didn't throw that much. didn't have to. the oakland raiders have a pretty good secondary. hello and goodbye. i'm going off to the races now. it reminded me a little of when shannon sharpe was 96 yards, went from the same end of the field that they were, the lefthand side of the screen. they threw to todd heap, the play before that. that started me thinking, ok, shannon revisited. well, the next play, mcgahee goes through a hole on the righthand side. all the guys opened up tremendous holes for the ravens running game. that's pretty much what carried him yesterday. >> since you brought up history let's show you history. first weekend in october up in foxboro. flacco looking for mark clayton, finds clayton who turns, drops the ball there. >> would have been a first and goal in the 8-yard-lin

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by wul yam -- but william and mary, running the ball high able to steal the ball as they are there toounds for them to handle to never put that on the floor. a great job in the suspensions. a pig momentum for them going back to that tripe. >> yeah. behind this ball game early on. william and mary getting the looks down low. getting the quick shots of the basket. they had struggled with that for quite some time until they went to the transition. hey, you know, let's get the ball quicker. trying to beat that down there. now, they are back to that. >> it's like four game within the one game. they are really done. and it does lock like that's both teams. that's something that you get with players, to bet that out on play. and with them for that one. >> retphrebting it there -- reflecting it there, putting four points on the court. a nice way to get that defensive plays. >> and one shot for them. kind of the easy basket. and a great long side for them after that game. to try to keep it alive. and again, the next time for evans. >> and evans, he was not the play. they were coming down the s