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It upsets me that the baby got ejected out of the car.
A BABY IS THROWN FROM A CAR IN AN OVERNIGHT CRASH IN LEHIGH ACRES.
ACCORDING TO FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL, THE CAR ROLLED SEVERAL TIMES --
AND THE INFANT WASN'T STRAPPED IN.
NBC 2'S KIM BROWN HAS BEEN FOLLOWING THIS STORY ALL DAY-
SHE HAS MORE DETAILS FROM WITNESSES AND ONE OF THE BABY'S RELATIVES.
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SEDDRICK WILLIAMS THOUGHT SOMETHING WAS WRONG LAST NIGHT WHEN HIS SISTER WASN'T HOME.
She wasn't here. So something led me to think already, I was already worried when I saw the ambulances and police.
THEY WERE HEADED A CRASH AT LEE BOULEVARD AND JOAN AVENUE NORTH.
JARVIS WILLIAMS SAW THE WRECKAGE IN THE MOMENTS AFTER.
The fire truck was just pulling up. He was actually hitting his breaks when I was passing by so he was just getting here.
ACCORDING TO FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL, THE CAR WAS STOPPED IN THE MEDIAN WITH THE REAR PARTIALLY IN THE WESTBOUND LANE OF LEE BOULEVARD.
THAT'S WHEN TROOPERS SAY A TRUCK TRAVELING WESTBOUND TRIED TO STOP AND MOVE OVER, BUT COULDN'T.
IT HIT THE SIDE OF THE CAR AND A SIX MONTH OLD BABY WAS EJECTED.
It was a bad crash. You seen that car, it was smashed.
TROOPERS SAY THE BABY'S MOTHER. 21-YEAR-OLD TYESHIA MILLER.WAS DRIVING.
SHE HAD MINOR INJURIES.
MILLER'S BROTHER SAYS THE BABY WAS TAKEN TO A TAMPA HOSPITAL WITH CRITICAL INJURIES.
It's very shocking to see that it was right down the road from the house. And I could have just went- if I had thought about it - just went there to see who it was.
WITNESSES SAY THE BABY WASN'T IN A CARSEAT.AND WASN'T STRAPPED IN.
TONIGHT, THE MOM IS FACING CHARGES.
IN LEHIGH ACRES, KIM BROWN NBC2.
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TONIGHT AT ELEVEN,
NEW DETAILS ABOUT A TEENAGER ACCUSED OF STABBING HIS FATHER TO DEATH IN CAPE CORAL.
POLICE FOUND THOMAS VERZI'S BODY IN HIS HOUSE,
ON SOUTHWEST 16TH TERRACE, LAST MONTH.
PROSECUTORS FILED A SECOND DEGREE MURDER CHARGE AGAINST HIS SON --
17 YEAR OLD BARON VERZI.
HE IS BEING TRIED AS AN ADULT.AND TODAY A JUDGE DENIED BOND.
NEW COURT DOCUMENTS RELEASED TODAY REVEAL THE TEEN APOLOGIZED FOR THE BRUTAL CRIME.
NBC2'S LEIGH DANA HAS THE LATEST ON THE INVESTIGATION.
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WEARING A SUICIDE SUIT.AND WITHOUT SPEAKING A WORD
17 YEAR OLD BARON VERZI MADE HIS FIRST APPEARANCE IN COURT SATURDAY VIA CLOSED CIRCUIT TV.
THE STATE ATTORNEY'S OFFICE CHARGED THE TEENAGER AS AN ADULT.
MARIE SCALISE/ ASST. STATE ATTORNEY
6:42 typically in these types of cases, especially when you have a particular brutal homicide, we do bump up the defendants, even at the 17 into adult court.
VERZI WAS ARRESTED LAST MONTH AT HIS CAPE CORAL HOME.
POLICE SAY THAT'S WHERE VERZI STABBED HIS FATHER MULTIPLE TIMES.
HIS BODY WAS FOUND IN THE FAMILY ROOM.
NEW COURT DOCUMENTS REVEAL THE FATHER AND SON GOT INTO AN ARGUMENT THE MORNING OF THE ALLEGED STABBING.
WHEN VERZI'S BROTHER CALLED TO CHECK IN ON THEM,
VERZI TOLD HIM QUOTE "DAD WAS DEAD."
VERZI ALSO TOLD POLICE, HIS DAD WAS QUOTE "IN A BETTER PLACE" AND "IN HEAVEN"
HE ADMITTED THAT HE WAS "SORRY."
A FAMILY FRIEND TELLS NBC2 DOCTORS DIAGNOSED THE TEEN WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA LAST YEAR.
HIS FATHER SPENT THOUSANDS ON TREATMENT.
marie scalise
7:05 it's always disconcerting when you allege that a child has killed a parent. There's probably other issues that will become involved down the line.
VERZI IS CHARGED WITH 2ND DEGREE MURDER.
HE FACES LIFE IN PRISON IF CONVICTED.
LEIGH DANA, NBC2
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AND IN NEW YORK -- A MAN IS ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS GRANDMOTHER.
HE TOLD POLICE THEY HAD BEEN ARGUING ABOUT WHAT T-V SHOW TO WATCH.
25-YEAR-OLD CLARENCE NEWCOMB WAS ARRESTED.
POLICE SAY THEY GOT A CALL EARLY FRIDAY MORNING FROM A MAN SAYING THE 82-YEAR-OLD WOMAN WAS LYING ON THE FLOOR.
THEY FOUND HER DEAD.
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A CAPE CORAL WOMAN DIED AFTER BRUTAL INJURIES FROM A CRASH TWO DAYS AGO.
LOOK AT THIS IMAGE FROM THE WRECK -- THE WOMAN'S PRIUS -- MANGLED.
A GOLD PICKUP CARRYING 3-THOUSAND POUNDS OF MARBLE COUNTER TOPS COLLIDED WITH THE CAR AT PINE ISLAND AND US-41.
THE DRIVER -- 66 YEAR OLD LINDA TOOLE DIED LAST NIGHT AT LEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
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A C-V-S PHARMACY TECHNICIAN IS IN JAIL FOR STEALING DRUGS FROM HER JOB.
COLLER COUNTY DEPUTIES ARRESTED SARAH CAMACHO.
SHE'S ACCUSED OF STEALING THOUSANDS OF PRESCRIPTION PILLS FROM TWO C-V-S STORES.
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IN SARASOTA TONIGHT,
THREE MEN ARE IN JAIL, ACCUSED OF HOME INVASION AND ROBBERY.
HERE THEY ARE.
THE VICTIM TOLD POLICE HE WAS SITTING IN FRONT OF HIS HOME.
THREE MEN APPROACHED HIM WITH GUNS.
HE SAYS THEY HIT HIM WITH THEIR WEAPONS, FORCED HIM INSIDE HIS HOUSE AND DEMANDED MONEY.
THE VICTIM SAYS HE WAS ABLE TO FIGHT THEM OFF.
TONIGHT HE HAS CUTS AND BRUISES BUT SHOULD BE OKAY.
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A NEW STATE REPORT SHOWS FEWER CHILDREN ARE BEING ABUSED IN FLORIDA.
STILL, IN 2011 -- A TOTAL OF 130 CHILDREN DIED FROM ABUSE IN THE SUNSHINE STATE.
THAT'S DOWN FROM THE PREVIOUS YEAR.
MOST OF THE CHILDREN WHO DIED WERE UNDER THE AGE OF FIVE.AND DIED FROM NEGLECT.
ALSO, 32 CHILDREN DROWNED.
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IN NEW YORK,
DEMOLITION ON AN ICONIC BOARDWALK IS DELAYED.
TAKE A LOOK.
HURRICANE SANDY RIPPED APART THE LONG BEACH BOARDWALK.
DEMOLITION WAS SET FOR TODAY.BUT SO MANY PEOPLE TURNED OUT TO 'PAY THEIR RESPECTS'.
CREWS WILL HAVE TO START TOMORROW INSTEAD.
THE LANDMARK WAS BUILT IN 1914.
A NEW ONE WILL BE UP BY SUMMER.
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MEANWHILE SOFTWARE GIANT GOOGLE TAKES AIM AT HOMES DAMAGED BY SANDY.
NOT EVERYONE IS HAPPY ABOUT IT.
We don't need that right now. We need help
GOOGLE IS IN THE PROCESS OF UPDATING ITS SATELLITE IMAGES - FOR ITS MAPS PROGRAM.
THAT INCLUDES HOMES IN STATEN ISLAND FLATTENED BY SANDY.
SO INSTEAD OF SEEING A BUILT HOME - NEW IMAGES SHOW NOTHING BUT RUBBLE.
GOOGLE MAINTAINS THE COMPANY IS COMMITTED TO RE-DRIVING AFFECTED AREAS TO SHOW THE RECOVERY PROGRESS OVER TIME.
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NEW TONIGHT FROM OHIO,
HUNDREDS OF PROTESTERS DEMAND JUSTICE IN A RAPE CASE.
"Where were the parents of these children when this was going on because it happened in somebody's house."
"There should have been somebody at least smart enough to stand up and say hey this is wrong, let's stop it."
IT INVOLVES A TEENAGE GIRL AND TWO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS.
PROTESTERS BELIEVE THERE IS SOME SORT OF COVER-UP.
AND NOT ENOUGH IS BEING DONE TO TRACK DOWN AND CHARGE EVERYONE INVOLVED.
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HERE'S THE VIDEO AT THE CENTER OF THE ISSUE.
A YOUNG MAN JOKES ABOUT THE TEENAGED GIRL WHO POLICE SAY WAS RAPED.
THE VIDEO APPARENTLY RELEASED BY HACKERS.
THEY CLAIM MORE PEOPLE WERE INVOLVED.
FOR NOW,
TWO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS ARE SET TO FACE TRIAL IN JUVENILE COURT NEXT MONTH.
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IN CONNECTICUT TODAY,
A GUN SHOW GOES ON AS PLANNED, JUST MILES AWAY FROM NEWTOWN.
DESPITE COMPLAINTS FROM RESIDENTS.
"It's incredibly insensitive there's no reason for it. I mean if anything, just hold off a few months if you must have it."
SOME SAY THE GUN SHOW COMES TOO SOON AFTER THE DEADLY SANDY HOOK SHOOTING.
PREVIOUSLY SCHEDULED GUN SHOWS IN THE AREA HAVE CANCELED OUT OF RESPECT FOR VICTIMS.
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NEW TONIGHT,
LOOKS LIKE HOSTESS MIGHT HAVE A BUYER ON ITS HANDS.
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL REPORTS TWO COMPANIES.'FLOWERS FOODS'.AND 'GRUPO BIMBO'.ARE AMONG TOP BIDDERS TONIGHT.
HOSTESS, THE MAKER OF TWINKIES AND WONDERBREAD, IS TRYING TO SELL OFF ITS ASSETS.
THE COMPANY WENT BANKRUPT IN NOVEMBER.
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"It makes you wonder sometimes you see all kinds of things on the highway."
NEW EVIDENCE TONIGHT -- THAT A SHOCKING NUMBER OF PEOPLE ARE NODDING OFF BEHIND THE WHEEL.
TONIGHT, SIGNS YOU'RE A DROWSY DRIVER -- INCLUDING SOMETHING THAT'S HAPPENED TO ALMOST EVERY ONE OF US.
PLUS -- A SURPRISE INSIDE THIS FORECLOSED HOME THAT HAD THE CLEANING CREW CALLING THE BOMB SQUAD.
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WAKE UP!
A NEW STUDY FINDS MORE U-S DRIVERS ARE DOZING OFF WHILE ON THE GO.
THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL FOUND THAT 1 IN 24 ADULTS ADMITTED TO FALLING ASLEEP WHILE DRIVING.
NBC-2'S GEORGE SOLIS HIT THE STREETS TO PUT THOSE CLAIMS TO THE TEST.
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FOR EVERY 24 CARS IN THE CLUSTER OF TRAFFIC, STATISTICS SAY ONE DRIVER IS LIKELY FALLING ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL.
THAT'S ACCORDING TO A NEW STUDY CONDUCTED BY THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL.
JOHN PHILLIPS ADMITS HE'S BEEN GUILTY OF THE OCCASIONAL CAT NAP.
21:26 "Back when I was working I did, now I can just pull over when I feel like it."
THE C-D-C FINDS DROWSY DRIVING IS MORE COMMON IN MEN, PEOPLE AGES 25 TO 34, AND THOSE WHO AVERAGE LESS THAN SIX HOURS OF SLEEP EACH NIGHT.
JOE THOMPSON FINDS WAYS TO BEAT SLEEP.
23:45 "Sometimes I do crank up the music, that helps a little bit or I'll just try and drink some soda or something."
THAT'S WHY HEALTH OFFICIALS PREDICT THE NUMBER OF SLEEPY DRIVERS COULD BE HIGHER, BECAUSE SOME MAY NOT EVEN REALIZE WHEN THEY NOD OFF.
OTHERS ARE MORE AWARE, OF WHEN THEY'RE NOT AWARE.
26:15 "I do actually actually catch myself falling asleep while driving."
EVER REALIZE YOU DON'T REMEMBER THE LAST MILE OR TWO?
THAT'S A SIGN OF DROWSY DRIVING.
SO IS HITTING THE RUMBLE STRIPS ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD.
GS NBC-2
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IT'S THE LARGEST CAMPAIGN FINE IN THE HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION.
PRESIDENT OBAMA'S 2008 CAMPAIGN WILL FORK OVER 375-THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE CAMPAIGN FAILED TO REPORT THE IDENTITIES OF DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTED $2 MILLION IN THE FINAL WEEKS BEFORE THE ELECTION.
THE F-E-C ALSO CITING WRONG DATES OF $85 MILLION IN OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS.
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MEANWHILE WE EXPECT THE PRESIDENT GIVE THIS MAN A NEW JOB.
PRESIDENT OBAMA WILL NOMINATE FORMER SENATOR CHUCK HAGEL AS THE NEXT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE.
HE'S A REPUBLICAN.
THE WHITE HOUSE COULD HAVE A CONFIRMATION FIGHT ON ITS HANDS,
IF HAGEL INDEED GETS THE NOD TO REPLACE LEON PANETTA.
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IN CONNECTICUT,
NOT QUITE WHAT YOU'D EXPECT TO FIND WHILE CLEANING THE HOUSE.
PEOPLE WERE CLEANING UP A FORECLOSED PROPERTY.
NOT JUST DIRT AND GERMS HERE.
THEY FOUND MORE THAN A HUNDRED GUNS, ALONG WITH A GRENADE AND A MORTAR SHELL!
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you know, if you don't have the training you have to have the experts look at it. A couple of grenade shells and a mortar shell.
TURNS OUT MOST OF THE GUNS AND GRENADES WERE COLLECTOR'S ITEMS.
EVERYONE'S OKAY,
AND THE OWNER WON'T BE CHARGED.
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CHECK IT OUT.
THOUSANDS OF BALLOONS RELEASED INTO THE AIR IN MEXICO.
THE FESTIVITY MARKS WHAT'S CALLED 'THE FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY'.
CHILDREN VISIT THIS BALLOON TREE TO REQUEST GIFTS FROM THE THREE KINGS.
IN BIBLICAL TIMES, THE KINGS TRAVELED TO BETHLEHEM TO GREET JESUS.
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AFTER THREE DEADLY INCIDENTS --
NEW WAYS TO KEEP PASSENGERS SAFE IN NEW YORK'S SUBWAY.
WE UNVEIL THE CHANGES THAT COULD BE COMING -- AFTER YOUR FIRST ALERT FORECAST.
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SOGGY SUNDAY EXPECTED
We were able to pull out a few peaks of sunshine on Saturday, but just as expected the clouds are beginning to return. This is setting us up for a cloudy Sunday and Monday.
Will there be rain? You bet.
Let me work you through the timing. We'll wake up to a cloudy sky Sunday morning and some areas of fog. Temperatures will be around 63 degrees at sunrise. From there the sun will be able to permeate through the clouds for a several hours. We'll see enough sun for our temperatures to climb into the the upper 70s if now lower 80s in some areas.
After 3 PM on Sunday the clouds begin to really thicken, and it'll be a mostly cloudy day from there forward.
As for rain potential our greatest chance for seeing widespread showers will be from 8 PM Sunday night until 9 AM Monday morning. However, I would not be surprised if a few sporadic short lived showers popped up as early as 1 PM Sunday.
Have those ponchos ready!
Monday will start off cloudy and wet. We'll see temperatures in the mid 60s. After lunch the skies will try to clear, and our highs will heat up to near 80 degrees.
Partly sunny skies remain in my forecast for the remainder of next week starting on Tuesday. Oh and with no cool down insight. Overnight lows will remain in the 60s and afternoon temperatures hold steady in the 80s.
THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.
IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.
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TYLER THANKS.
IT'S TAKES PRETTY COLD WEATHER TO FREEZE CHINA'S SECOND LARGEST WATERFALL.
THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED.
THIS PORTION OF THE FALL NORMALLY FEEDS INTO THE YELLOW RIVER -
BUT NOT UNTIL SPRING WHEN THE TEMPS GO UP.
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SCARY SOUND AND VIDEO FROM SWEDEN TONIGHT.
A SHOOTOUT IN PUBLIC AFTER AN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT A JEWELRY STORE.
YOU CAN SEE THE MEN TRYING TO STEAL A CAR.
THE OFFICERS AND THE MEN SHOT AT EACH OTHER.
ONE SUSPECT HAS SERIOUS INJURIES.
THREE OTHERS ARE IN JAIL TONIGHT.
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IT'S A MOVE TO MAKE SUBWAYS IN NEW YORK SAFER.
TRANSIT OFFICIALS WANT TO INSTALL SAFETY BARRIERS.
SINCE LAST MONTH, THREE PEOPLE HAVE DIED ON SUBWAY TRACKS.
TWO WERE PUSHED, ANOTHER FELL.
THE BARRIER WOULD BASICALLY BE A GLASS WALL WITH SLIDING DOORS.
OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD ALREADY HAVE THEM.
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FOOTBALL FANS ARE GEARING UP FOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S BIGGEST GAME.
THE B-C-S CHAMPIONSHIP IS MONDAY IN MIAMI.
SOME KIDS GETTING A SPECIAL VISIT FROM NOTRE DAME CHEERLEADERS.
THIS IS THE CHILDREN'S DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT CENTER IN FORT LAUDERDALE.
NUMBER ONE NOTRE DAME TAKES ON NUMBER TWO ALABAMA IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
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CHECK IT OUT.
DON'T MESS WITH THIS BASKETBALL STAR.
Gabrielle Gary PLAYS FOR HER HIGH SCHOOL TEAM IN INDIANA.
SAVING THE BALL,
AND MAKING A THREE-POINTER FROM OVER HER SHOULDER!
SHE EVEN SET HER CAREER HIGH - AT 24 POINTS.
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FOUR-STAR RECRUIT DEFENSIVE END. AL-QUADINE MUHAMMAD. DOING HIS BEST LEBRON JAMES. AND LIKE THE KING, HEADING TO MIAMI.
SEVERAL OF THE NATION'S TOP HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SENIORS. ANNOUNCING THEIR VERBAL COMMITMENTS IN SATURDAY'S U-S ARMY ALL-AMERICAN BOWL.
IMMOKALEE'S MACKENSIE ALEXANDER WASN'T ONE OF THEM.
HE'S STILL UNCOMMITTED. SPENDING THE DAY SUITING UP FOR THE EAST TEAM IN THE TOP HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR GAME IN THE NATION.
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ALEXANDER STARTED AND HELPED THE EAST HOLD THE WEST SCORELESS IN THE FIRST HALF.
IN FACT. THE WEST DIDN'T SCORE WHILE HE WAS ON THE FIELD. BUT IT LED 8-7 IN THE FOURTH.
THAT'S WHEN THE EAST COMES UP HUGE ON A FOURTH AND 16. AUBURN-BOUND JEREMY JOHNSON. 34 YARD TOUCHDOWN PASS TO JAMES QUICK. THAT WAS THE DIFFERENCE.
ALEXANDER AND THE EAST SQUAD WIN IT, 15-8.
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ADRIAN PETERSON IS A FORMER U-S ARMY ALL-AMERICAN.
PETERSON AND THE VIKINGS AT GREEN BAY IN THE N-F-C WILDCARD PLAYOFFS.
FORMER F-S-U STAR CHRISTIAN PONDER OUT FOR THE VIKINGS. JOE WEBB TAKING HIS PLACE.
GREEN BAY'S OFFENSE TOOK OVER THIS ONE.
AARON RODGERS TO JOHN KUHN. BULLS IN FOR THE TOUCHDOWN.
PACK MOVES ON TO PLAY AT SAN FRAN NEXT WEEK WITH A 24-10 VICTORY.
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WE HAD A WILDCARD REMATCH FROM A YEAR AGO IN THE A-F-C. CINCINNATI AT HOUSTON.
BENGALS D GAVE THEM THE LEAD IN THE SECOND. LEON HALL. PICKS OFF MATT SCHAUB. INTO THE ENDZONE. 7-6 CINCY.
BUT THE FANTASY FOOTBALL KING DID THEM IN. ARIAN FOSTER. AUSTRALIAN FOR TOUCHDOWNS. THIS ONE PUT THE TEXANS ON TOP FOR GOOD.
FOSTER RAN FOR 140 YARDS.
TEXANS WILL PLAY AT NEW ENGLAND NEXT WEEK AFTER A 19-13 WIN.
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JUST TWO BOWL GAMES LEFT TO BE PLAYED AFTER SATURDAY. OLE MISS TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS AGAINST PITT IN THE COMPASS BOWL.
FIRST QUARTER. BO WALLACE. 27 YARD T-D TOSS TO RANDALL MACKEY.
BO KNOWS TOUCHDOWNS. HE THREW THREE OF THEM.
OLE MISS WINS, 38-17.
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THE F-G-C-U MEN'S HOOPS TEAM GOT ITS FIRST BUMP IN THE ROAD IN ATLANTIC SUN PLAY WEDNESDAY. AN OVERTIME LOSS AT MERCER.
BUT THE EAGLES STILL LOOK LIKE CONFERENCE CONTENDERS.
AND HOPED TO BOUNCE BACK IN THEIR A-SUN HOME OPENER AGAINST JACKSONVILLE.
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FORT MYERS HIGH GRAD EVIN GRAHAM IN TOWN WITH THE DOLPHINS. HE SCORED FIVE POINTS SATURDAY.
BUT THIS ONE ALL FGCU. UP DOUBLE DIGITS IN THE FIRST HALF. FILIP CVJETICANIN THREES IT UP. 32-14 EAGLES.
BRETT COMER. BOUNCING BACK FROM A BAD GAME AGAINST MERCER. HERE ONE OF HIS 7 ASSISTS. BERNARD THOMPSON TWO AND THE FOUL. HE HAD 18.
THIS PART OF A 23-10 RUN TO END THE HALF. CHRISTOPHE VARIDEL. FROM THE LAND OF THREE. FGCU WENT INTO THE LOCKERROM UP 43-17.
EAGLES WIN, 78-55. THAT MAKES A DIVISON ONE SCHOOL RECORD 9 STRAIGHT HOME WINS.
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SPEAKING OF THE WOMEN. THEY ALSO PLAYED JACKSONVILLE.
BRITTANY KENNEDY IN TRANSITION. STOPS. FINDS SARAH HANSEN CUTTING TO THE BASKET. SHE HAD 20. BUT THE EAGLES STILL TRAILED.
FINALLY. F-G-C-U GETS THE LEAD. FRESHMAN STEPHANIE HAAS FOR THREE. 14-12 EAGLES.
THEN THEIR D GOT THINGS MOVING. BETSY ADAMS STEAL. AND TRANSITION TWO.
KENNEDY WITH HER OWN THIEVERY. ONE OF HER FIVE STEALS LEADS TO TWO OF HER 19 POINTS.
F-G-C-U TAKES IT IN STYLE, 74-57. ITS 21ST STRAIGHT WINS IN CONFERENCE.
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AND THE M-V-P OF LAST MONTH'S CITY OF PALMS CLASSIC. DAKARI JOHNSON. HAS PICKED WHERE HE'LL PLAY IN COLLEGE.
THE TOP-RANKED RECRUIT OF ALL SENIOR CENTERS HAS GIVEN HIS VERBAL COMMITMENT TO THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY.
JOHNSON LED MONTVERDE ACADEMY TO A CITY OF PALMS CLASSIC CROWN JUST TWO WEEKS AGO.
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THE OPENING ROUND OF THE P-G-A TOUR'S FIRST EVENT OF THE YEAR HAS BEEN DELAYED AGAIN. NOW SET TO START ON SUNDAY.
MIAMI BEAT GEORGIA TECH, FSU BEATS CLEMSON.
THAT'S SPORTS. WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK.
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GOODBYE
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