the entire delivery process on the phone and happy to report both mom and baby are just fine. dave: and the big giant flower. let s talk a little sports now. you know the song, head shoulders knees and toe. that s pretty much the injuries for mvp derrick rose. injuries to his back, ankles, groin and toes, and toes. and tore his acl in the first game of the post season with the bulls up 12 just over a minute to go in their win offer the 76ers. he s out for the post season and much of next year. heart breaking loss for the bulls. defending champion dallas mavericks don t write them off. dirk nowitzki, 11 points in the final five minutes. 92-85. under four minutes to play. dirk looking good and the mavericks looked like they had a shot at this one and time running out and everybody in
the message that we screwed up, we abandoned young boys for a decade, and we re going to show you we are penn state. these are our principles. exactly. we will shut down what is dearest to us. i simply think that you have a lot of kids who have given their blood, sweat, and tears to this program, it has been their entire lives, worked extremely hard through high school for this opportunity and for that to be taken away from them because of the sins of people they trusted, i don t think it s fair to them. and i understand the message. the death penalty at smu. smu never recovered from that. that was done for real reasons about cheating and pay per play. if you death penalty penn state, who gains out of that? and when you say about real reasons, you re talking about reasons connected to the football these are real reasons to shut down a program, don t get me wrong. well, you know, what sam stein said, all the players can go to dartmouth.
message from paterno son s jay on espn. dad, i wish you were here, we love you. all weekend, the penn state faithful paid visits to paterno s state college home. leaving behind momentos for the man who stepped out of the public eye after nearly half century as the symbol of this university. reporter: and this case goes forward this week on thursday. the former penn state vice president, his name is gary schultz, they are both charged with perjury and failure to report to authorities what they know. schultz, kurly, and sandusky all deny the allegations against them. all right. thank you so much, peter alexander. it s great to see you. we appreciate it. luke, i m so torn. and i know you and all football fans are so torn. i have as an alabama fan, i always looked forward to the alabama/penn state rivalry, started in the 80s, continued
into sandusky said on meet the press sunday that mcqueary should ve done more. he met the minimum obligation of reporting it up, but did not, in my opinion, meet a moral obligation that all of us would have. reporter: prosecutors wanted sandusky s bail to be set at $500,000 and he d be required to wear a leg monitor. but the district court judge ordered he be free on $100,000 and pay nothing unless he failed to show up for a court hearing. she s now under scrutiny because her online profile says she s a volunteer for sandusky s children s charity, the second mile. saturday s football game, the first since 1965 without legendary coach joe paterno at the helm was at times somber. nearly 108,000 fans fell silent to honor the victims of sexual abuse. players taking a knee before the game even began. and after, penn state s heart breaking loss, this emotional
jets and came down to the wire. peter shagger from fox sports. how did the man-genie fair? he was unceremoniously fired from the new york jets in 2008 and beat his old mates and lose in overtime on the last play in the game. sanchez to holm. a heartbreaker for the browns and heartbreaker for mangenie. the lost 35 pounds since he last coached the jets and it was a heart breaking loss, but a great win for the new york jets. julie: fill us in on a new word of a big engagement. i like to bring the sports news. the most important stuff of the day and jessica simpson is engaged to another football player, this guy s name is eric johnson, a little known tight end to played for the san francisco 49ers. there s the guy.