final scheduled meeting with texas tech, 50-7. the longhorns have been completely dominant, both sides of the ball. texas tech going bowling the third straight year. first time since they went 11 years in a row from 2000 to 2010. brooks wrapped up, thrown down by j'mond tapp. even the backups on the d-line for texas are making plays against the starters, not just in this game. >> dusty: getting after it, no doubt. davis, the defensive line coach, regarded as one of the better in

the country, got these guys playing a high level. >> dave: morton, completion, short the line to gain, jordan brown. oklahoma state has to beat byu, and then will be texas/oklahoma state. what do you think? >> dusty: oklahoma state changed their season with the emergence of ollie gordon. can they establish the line of scrimmage, not many have been able to against the texas defense. can they get gordon going to take the pressure off? that's how you have to. if he has success, oklahoma state has a chance, if not, tough sledding against this football team. >> dave: third and one, morton to the air, flushed out of the pocket again, has his man downfield for a first down, white out to the 24, gain of nine. >> dusty: oklahoma state though, they're a big favorite at home

against byu. if they can handle business against the cougars before we du get to that point. >> dave: morton hit again, finds tahj brooks but alfred collins, listed as backup, but invited to the senior bowl, going to play in the nfl, a backup that's made a lot of plays. >> dusty: i've been waiting for him to take that step for a long time. excellent length, 6'5", close to 300-plus pounds. glad to see the invite to the bowl. >> dave: hit from behind as he released the pass by fouonji, the receiver, gets the first down. >> dusty: behren morton hanging in there, continues to take shots from the interior and

edge, texas tech struggling with protection throughout the course of this ball game. showing toughness, this is why he's the future of texas tech football. joey mcguire told us he's the quarterback next season and moving forward. >> dave: running room for brooks. out to the 45 yard if oklahoma state were to lose and kansas state lose to iowa state, oklahoma would be in the big 12 title game against texas. the only team to beat the longhorns this year, almost two months ago, 34-30. >> dusty: if you want to talk about what would best help texas' resume, would be that. >> dave: yes. >> dusty: avenging your only loss on a neutral field against the team by far highest ranked in the big 12 not named texas by

the committee. >> dave: third down and four for texas tech. morton, downfield, nice adjustment, the ball came out at the end know, fouonji couldn't make the catch, good coverage by x'avion brice, fourth down. >> dusty: touched on it, great adjustment in the air, back shoulder throw, fouonji, reminiscent of what we saw early in the ball game, a big dropped pass earlier, behren morton had his best throw of the game. also go back, malik dunlap had a dropped interception. texas tech just not able to capitalize on opportunities when they've been there this evening. >> dave: nobody has left this stadium. why? because they want to see more arch manning. and we're going to get that here when we come back after the fair catch by worthy. at 4x4s on cars.com again?

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grateful for all of our teammate members. there's no food, just wine, where is the food. >> dusty: where is the big spread at? awesome team, done an awesome job all season, we wrap up regular season, we appreciate how much they do to put on the broadcasts each and every week. i guess i'm even thankful for you mr. pasch and you, mr. luginbill. >> tom: thank you to you sir. >> dave: thanks for the heated playoff discussions we've had, mainly off the game. this started before the game -- my point -- let me ask you a question. are you both saying, you and tom both saying that texas deserves to be ahead of alabama no matter what happens the rest of the season? there's no circumstance -- >> dusty: if texas keeps winning, i don't see how -- >> dave: alabama beats georgia,

they're not above texas? >> tom: what happened in weekto good tuscaloosa. >> dave: three months ago, not saying it doesn't matter. >> tom: why play the games if it doesn't matter. >> dave: beat two-time defending champ and -- just saying you think texas is better right now? >> dusty: i think they deserve to be in the playoff. what it really speaks to, unfortunate situation, both teams are extremely deserving to get in. it's why we should expedite the expanded playoff this season. >> dave: may not come down to those two. >> dusty: but i have to look at he he head-to-head. texas' only loss on neutral field and oklahoma put together a drive the final minute of the game to beat them. other than that, they've won every game on the schedule, including beating the team you're talking about by ten

points on their field. i hate to have the conversation but head-to-head, has to matter. >> dave: lugs? >> tom: i'm with dusty. since texas has continued to improve, get better and better, and also did it for two weeks with a backup quarterback. >> dusty: kansas state, beat a really good kansas state team with a backup quarterback. they turned the ball over down the stretch and still found a way to win. got to get credit for that. >> dave: they look like a playoff team but so good georgia, alabama, washington, oregon and florida state. am i leaving anybody out? eight look like playoff teams, you can only pick four. maybe it will sort itself out. michigan and ohio state look like playoff teams. >> tom: where would you put alabama if they beat auburn and georgia? >> dave: depends on the other games, washington beat oregon, oregon beat washington?

both have one loss? if ohio state beats michigan or loses the big ten championship game or other way around? >> dusty: why before we jump to conclusions and i throw you from the booth, sit back, relax and enjoy the fabulous football we have tomorrow and championship weekend before we dig our heels in. to your point, there's a lot football left to be played. >> tom: dave, don't worry, the fans are still here, soft landing. >> dave: my biggest point to get across on alabama is to me, if they win out, they're in. s.e.c. champ with a win over georgia, they're no longer on the bubble. >> dusty: might be what the committee says. not saying you're wrong. if i were part of the committee, would have a different view. >> dave: and texas not automatically out, alabama in. first alabama has to beat

georgia. >> dusty: tall order. >> tom: a lot left to do. but going to be fun, tomorrow is going to be great, next weekend, off the charts. >> dusty: do you feel better with that off your chest. >> dave: feel better i'm still alive after the threats to being tossed out of the booth. manning, there's the arm three-point on display, completing to johntay cook, fellow true freshman alongside manning, nice run after the catch. >> dusty: wow, talented quarterback to talented wide receiver. true freshman to cook waits and manning recognizes him. they're fired up and excited about what johntay cook brings to the table. >> tom: they are. cook and deandre moore, also a true freshman, with arch manning, good looking 2023

recruiting class for texas. >> dusty: and cj baxter, who started at running back, as well. >> dave: wisner to the 49, first career completion for arch manning. an extra day for texas, with all the guys banged up in this game, will, you would think, help them as they get ready for the big 12 championship game in arlington next saturday. for a moment, let's celebrate what texas has done to this point of the year. 11-1, 8-1 in league competing for the big 12 championship for the first time since '18. great chance to win for the first time since '09. gul flag comes down. >> referee: holding offense number 72. ten-yard penalty, second down. >> dave: six straight wins since the oklahoma loss.

we touched on georgia and florida state, maybe tough games tomorrow. we hope they'll be more competitive than this one was. florida state taking on florida, 7:00 eastern, espn. abc 7:30 kick, georgia at georgia tech. >> dusty: the game in the swamp, georgia tech, what a job by the way they've done. it's going to be a tall task though against georgia. florida/florida state game, all eyes will be on that. as we touched on earlier, tate rodemaker starting, jordan travis out. lot of people will see how mike norvell has them ready without the senior quarterback. >> dave: manning downfield, knocked away, incomplete. lux breaking up the pass intended for casey cain. >> dusty: bralyn lux has played his tail off tonight. he's had an interception, had

another really good pass breakup. in great position here. high pointing the football. well done by bralyn lux, fresno state transfer. he's not given up, continued to go out and compete until the bitter end. >> dave: third down and 15. arch manning, college debut. just going to keep it on the ground here, wisner able to break a tackle, another one, finally cut down at the 49 by tony bradford. fans want texas go for it here and they will. >> dusty: put the game away a week ago running out the clock. going back to week two against alabama, running out the clock. first down on this fourth down, if they go for it. could ice this game away.

>> dave: three minutes away from being one step closer to the first big 12 championship in 14 years, still in position to play for the national championship. got a conversion with manning throwing on target to cain. picking up first >> dusty: nice, clean pocket for arch manning, cushion on the outside for cain, and strike for the conversion. >> tom: he's got a strong arm. >> dusty: he does. >> dave: already saw the athletic ability. would be fun to watch. quinn ewers, all indications are he plans to return for junior season for texas, but three years removed from high school. maalik murphy started a couple of games this year. wisner, nice move, finally ripped down inside the 20.

>> dusty: everything steve sarkisian's dialed up tonight has been good. running the football, throwing the football. had a great mix, 299 on the ground, 226 through the air. balance has been there all season. held true tonight. as dominant a performance as we've seen texas have all season. when it mattered most, got to have it, chance to play yourself into a big 12 championship with college football playoff implications, boy did they show up and put their best foot forward. very impressive, what steve sarkisian's football team has done tonight. >> dave: two more plays here. see if texas just takes a knee or if they continue to get arch manning work

maybe just one more play defending on what happens after this play. going to be awfully close to being inside that texas taking it down as far as they can. inside the 5, dives for the zone, touchdown texas, why not! finishing out big 12 regular season play in style, 56 points on the board. >> dusty: the offensive line, maybe the backups, but getting it done. cameron williams, 56, nice job helping secure the edge, and the cutback by quintrevion wisner as he gets to the

eight-minute, 91-yard drive led by arch manning. wow. >> dave: mvp chants for arch right now. >> dusty: that's for you, pasch. >> dave: they're saying s.e.c. flag comes down. >> referee: illegal substitution offense, five-yard penalty, reattempt the try. >> tom: sark pulled arch manning aside and mouthed to him, really nice drive man. >> dave: and watching the reactions of his teammates, what dusty was saying about his humility, wanting to be one of the guys, not treated differently because of his last name, earning their respect.

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>> dave: we have a new leader in the clubhouse for the loudest ovation, this was the texas sideline reacting to the jumbotron playing comments from before the season, at a texas

tech pep rally, said he's going to be in austin for thanksgiving and expects texas tech to send texas to the s.e.c. with a home loss. steve sarkisian said hey, embrace the hate, and the players celebrated, they're up by 50. >> dusty: didn't fall on deaf ears for texas. t'vondre sweat told us this week he watched it over ten times to get a good memory of what was said. >> dave: drae mccray returns it up to the 37 yard line. one more break -- hold on, flag down. >> dusty: looking to make a point tonight. >> dave: wonder if that's more towards the conference than joey mcguire, not taking a knee there and running a play, getting into the end zone up by 43.

just trying to end on a statement, leaving the big 12. >> dusty: that's right. >> dave: again, they'll be in the big 12 title game on abc noon a week from tomorrow. oklahoma state beats byu, will be against them. >> referee: two fouls, each team. personal foul face mask kicking team, face mask receiving team, offset. first down. >> dave: back in a moment with 29 seconds to go. this weekend save big at petsmart. get 50% off on holiday toys, treats, apparel, gear & more. ♪anything for you♪ petsmart. anything for pets. hey guys! check this out. hey, big al! no hands. watch this... [car beeps] [chuckles] no hands... or trunk.

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>> dave: next saturday on abc, texas' first big 12 title game appearance since 2018, when they lost. last time they won the conference was '09. oklahoma or oklahoma state. oklahoma state will be the opponent if it handles business

against byu. otherwise, oklahoma and texas will play once again. sooners handed texas their lone defeat. they run cam'ron valdez, in a game that probably should have ended about ten minutes ago, it's finally over. texas waves farewell to big 12 regular season play with an emphatic -- >> dusty: tech is going to run a play. >> dave: 50-point win. valdez, first down, one second left though. technically one second, are they going to let it go? that's it. texas off to the big 12 championship game. blowing out texas tech on black friday 57-7. one win away from their first conference title in 14 years, and still in the mix for the first national title since 2005.

>> dusty: a complete game for the texas longhorns. we talked a lot about not putting it all together. they did tonight, tom. >> tom: they certainly did, coach, this is what you were hired to do, put this football team in this position, how did you get here? >> we've got a great group of kids. starts with the three-year players that have been in the program that had to endure 5-7 year one, 8-5 last year. they believed, and did a good job as we brought in new classes and talented kids. they believed in what they were doing, everybody bought in. this team is just full of love, play for one another, coolest thing. >> tom: senior night, there are a lot of guys you inherited that didn't pubuck the system. >> they're the reason we're here. jett bush, for him to get that

play, showed up as a walk-on for a different coach, stuck with me and what we were doing. there's a bunch of those types of guys. in the end, couldn't be more proud and happy for that group of guys. without them, we would not be here. >> tom: congrats, enjoy it. >> thanks, buddy. >> dave: sark deserves to be in the coach of the year conversation for the job he's done. final score from austin, 57-7. for dusty dvoracek, tom luginbill, "peyton's pla for watching. coming up, local news on most abc stations.

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eight tonight. we are following protests all across the bay area in response to the four day cease fire between israel and hamas. >> we need much more than a four day human pause. on their shopping bhonsle. >> troc. >> the protests were held near malls to draw attention and interrupt black friday shoppers hours. and this all comes as hostages released from hamas are now returning to their families. the temporary four day truce is also allowing for critically needed aid to flow into gaza. also today, the largest convoy of humanitarian aid was received as abc's melissa adan reports. plans are also underway for more hostages to be released during another swap tomorrow. >> tonight, the 24 hostages released to israel reuniting with their loved ones after the red cross received the group of 13 israeli citizens, ten thai citizens and one filipino citizen from hamas. the red cross transferring the hostages to the idf where they first

received a medical assessment before being sent to israeli hospitals for reunification with their families. >> we are all really relieved that we heard from them and that they said that they're fine and not just other people told us across the west bank. >> cheers as crowd celebrate the arrival of the palestine prisoners. amid this four day ceasefire. israel releasing 39 palestine women and teenage prisoners. president biden in nantucket today saying there is a chance of extending the truce. >> this extended pause in the fighting brings a critical opportunity to deliver much needed food, medicine, water and fuel to the civilians in gaza. and we are not wasting one single minute. >> the united nations sending 200 trucks across the rafah border and into gaza, the largest single day delivery since the october seventh terror attack. troc x carrying cooking gas and critical fuel that is needed to power hospitals and

trucks. >> hundreds more trucks are getting in position as well, ready to enter gaza over the coming days to support the innocent palestinians who are suffering greatly because of this war that hamas has unleashed a desperate need in gaza, as there are now at least 1.7 million people displaced and at least 1 million staying in shelters, run by the united nations. >> relief and works agency for palestine refugees. israel now preparing to receive its second wave of hostages. the idf notifying families if their relative is on the list of those expected to be freed. melissa hayden, abc news, los angeles. as the four day cease fire is underway in gaza, pro-palestinian protests were out in force around the bay area today from emeryville to san francisco. >> hundreds took to the streets and in santa clara. crowds flooded valley fair mall. local palestinian is concerned about their families in gaza were

joined in the support of showing by members of bay area indigenous communities. they all rallied in support of a full cease fire. abc7 news reporter anser hassan has more on that story. as the four day humanitarian pause takes hold in gaza, many bay area palestinians are focused on their families who live there for the first time in weeks. >> for them to be able to walk freely and not fear for what might come down from the sky. this is a really big deal. this is a really big deal for them. the ability for them to breathe after weeks of being under this psychological pressure here, it's a big deal. >> but it may not be big enough, says rami sultan. he has over 500 relatives who evacuated to southern gaza, many who are sheltering in schools after the cease fire allows them to breathe. >> to be honest, to know that they can go out safely, either to grab aid, grab whatever water that they can find food and not have the constant threat sort of

immediately being killed >> friday afternoon, several hundred took part in an indigenous people's march from berkeley to emeryville in a show of solidarity. there were demands for a permanent cease fire in gaza. >> our relatives in palestine are suffering a genocide right now. they are being massacred like right before our eyes. and the same thing happened here. >> we know that israel is using this moment to restock its weapons. after four days, what will happen in more war, more continuation of genocide? >> suzanne alley lives in san francisco. she says her family in gaza are living with very little food and water, no fuel to cook, no working showers and toilets and no electricity. >> they described to us during the bombings that they have a feeling they're already going to die and they accept that they're

going to die from the bombardment because it's just so intense. alley says the pause in fighting will help, but she has little faith it will even last. >> the four full days. and she's concerned with the worsening conditions in the west bank. >> and, of course, more broadly, palestine in its entirety is still under occupation. so on a daily basis, palestinians continue to face violence. >> many are also calling to open a humanitarian corridor to help gazans as winter quickly approaches. anser hassan abc seven news. today protest at valley fair mall came on one of the biggest shopping days of the year, black friday. >> are you shopping malls are drop it as you can see, social media video shows hundreds of demonstrators flooding the mall, carrying signs. and palestinian flags. they marched to chants of free palestine. san jose police say they monitored the protest, but there were no issues as that crowd eventually dispersed on its own. and this was the scene

in san francisco's union square today, which was bustling with black friday shoppers. it's a promising sign that city officials and law enforcement have been working towards abc seven news reporter luz pena was there for the official kickoff of the holiday shopping season. >> yes, the holiday spirit is in the air at union square. >> this is nice. nice place, especially this holiday times. >> so what do you like about union square? that the trees so big the 83ft tall macy's tree was lit up just two weeks ago and businesses on the square are seeing the uptick in foot traffic. we just haven't stopped every every time we get a few people leaving, there's five more people coming in. >> so we've just been we've been busy. >> a different site just two years since chaos ensued in san francisco's shopping district with thieves stealing close to $300,000 worth of merchandise. today, san francisco police officers are in almost every

corner. >> we've had a heavier presence since then. and you've seen the numbers of shoppers just steadily increase over the last two years. >> and recently that police presence was tested just last month when around 6:30 a.m, a vehicle smashed into the dior store in union square. moments later, police arrested three suspects. san francisco recently received a $17 million in a grant specifically to combat retail theft and 15 million for more police patrols. this family from castro valley noticed the difference. >> we noticed a lot of cops out here, so it's pretty safe out here. >> another factor that could be helping union square bounce back is apec at the hilton hotel. they're seeing an uptick in reservations this holiday season . >> apec, the perception on the cleanliness and just, you know, san francisco shining in our neighborhood. and in union square, there's definitely a vibrancy and there's a good buzz. >> tourists jerry and barbara left with a different perception

of the city. we're in new york a couple of weeks ago and new york has nothing over san francisco this time of the year. okay we're going to make that the slogan right now. that's it. new york has nothing over san francisco. no. done. >> no, that's exactly right. >> period, period. but truth is, empty storefronts are a sign that more work is needed for union square to fully recover. in san francisco, luz pena abc seven news. >> a holiday tradition returned tonight in the south bay as people in san jose celebrated the opening night of christmas in the park and the official start of the city's holiday season. abc7's lauren martinez was there and shows us the festivities as it is a beautiful night for the opening of christmas in the park here in san jose. >> hundreds of thousands of people gather here for displays, trees and entertainers tonight. each year, the two acre plaza de cesar chavez is transformed into a festive park with over 40 musical and animated exhibits, glittering lights and the 60

foot christmas tree. we were there when mayor matt mehan and santa held a countdown for the tree lighting. we heard from so many families tonight, enjoying the holiday spirit. it's amazing . >> like the energy is like such alive and everyone is so kind and just wanting to like, be part of the christmas spirit. oh, we love it. >> it's just so festive. and we dressed up this year just to match with the grinch. >> been to san francisco, oakland, and there's really no place like christmas in the park. and if you plan on heading here with friends or family, admission is completely free. >> all the full story tonight at 11:00 in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> that looked like so much fun. is it safe to say it's feeling a lot like christmas? >> oh, it's feeling a lot like christmas. a lot like winter, right now. it's getting cold out there. dion let's take a look at what's going on before we get to the cold, i want to point out that we have a beach hazard statement in effect from 10:00 tonight to 10:00 tomorrow morning to sunday morning, rather. we have elevated wave

heights and rough surf. so there's an increased threat of sneaker waves. don't expect many people to be going to the beach with this kind of weather. the wind is calm. the sky is clear. that means temperatures are plummeting in the north bay right now. looking at the 24 hour temperature change, it's anywhere from ten to about 24 degrees colder than at this time last night. so you can see that cold air is settling in san francisco is clear in clear view from sutro tower right now, under clear skies, 55 degrees here in the city and in san jose, it's 50 at mountain view, 50 two half moon bay and 44 at palo alto. and looking back at the skyline, a part of it from our exploratorium camera, 40 degrees in santa rosa and fairfield right now down to 39 in novato, napa, 42 and mid 40s at concord and livermore. one final live view looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop cold overnight with frost likely in the north bay valleys. we expect sunny days and cold mornings into next week and a slight chance of some rain beginning midweek next week. and we have a frost advisory in effect from 10:00 tonight to 10:00 tomorrow morning for the north bay valleys where low

temperatures will drop down to about 36 degrees or even lower. in fact, you can see we expect a low of 33 at santa rosa tonight. but some parts of the inland east bay and south bay will drop into the 30s as well. so it's going to be cold just about everywhere overnight. then tomorrow, sunny and bright. but not very mild. highs tomorrow, low 60s at the coast, low to mid 60s around the bay shoreline and only low to mid 60s inland. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we have two pretty cool days coming our way saturday and sunday, but under mainly sunny skies. temperatures bounce up maybe a couple of degrees on monday, but you may not even feel the difference. it's such a slight change. clouds increase on tuesday and there's a chance of showers on wednesday, thursday, possibly even into friday. but we have to hedge a little bit on that because right now the indications are not strong enough that we would post a storm impact scale label on. >> okay, maybe we'll put a number on it in a few days, maybe put a number on a couple of days or no number at all.

>> okay. >> yeah, we shall see. spencer thank you. moving on. we do have some breaking news to tell you about tonight. the former minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering george floyd has been stabbed in federal prison. that news first reported by the associated press. now it says derek chauvin was stabbed by a fellow inmate at the federal correctional institution in tucson, arizona. sources tell abc news chauvin is in stable condition and expected to survive. he is serving a 43 year prison sentence after being found guilty in the may 2020 killing of floyd. chauvin kneeled on his neck for nearly 9.5 minutes. floyd's death sparked nationwide protests. stay with us. we're

a reporter, i should say. zach fuentes has more on how one city is making a push to keep the momentum going beyond this weekend. >> welcome to one of east san

jose's most colorful stores. >> these are all traditional chinese wedding wear. and then over here is the vietnamese version. >> christina bui and her family have owned lovemy knots bridal for more than 30 years. >> the passion, you know. >> bui also serves as the board chair of the tully road, east ridge business association. she says times have not been easy for local small businesses since the pandemic. >> we had to pivot to survive and the bui was one of the fortunate ones. >> the struggles of running a small business continue, so she and other business owners like caleb orozco are banking on small business. saturday >> we really can't have a shortage of support, especially during these times. >> orozco owns the last round tavern in downtown san jose, a business he worked to start and keep open during the pandemic. through the difficult circumstance. he says what sets his and many other small businesses apart can't be bought through online shopping. >> we're really supports small businesses and we're really at the end of the day, makes them thrive. is that human human interaction? the city of san jose has launched a shop local campaign to facilitate more of those interactions beyond small

business saturday. >> it's called holiday san jose creative mapping out and identifying hundreds of small businesses in 11 shopping districts. the city says it has more than 60 small and micro businesses, each contributing to the local economy. the potential boost from the holiday campaign is one the local business owners are grateful for. it's just making us feel you know, that we're seeing and that we've been heard and that they know our struggle. >> providing these spaces where people really feel like they belong somewhere and, you know, online shopping can't do that at the end of the day, whether it's small business, saturday or not, the business owners hope that community members know that all of their hard work is for their friends and neighbors. >> it's ideal to have somebody here in this community making it for you from here or not sending it out anywhere else. >> and having our special touches on it. >> in san jose, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> now, many of you may be out there today snagging deals,

while plenty of us are waiting on cyber monday for all those holiday sales. adobe analytics predicts $12 billion in revenue on monday. so-called cyber week is expected to rake in more than $37 billion in online sales. that is more than a 5% increase compared to last year. the national retail federation anticipates holiday spending will reach record levels through the next month. well, the soccer field at paypal park in san jose has been transformed into a winter light spectacle. check it out. it's called enchant. we went right by there before all the lights were turned on. for the first time this year, you can see the incredible light sculpture, the enormous trees as well. now the big attraction is a bright maze called santa's magic timepiece. >> as you ever wonder how santa gets around in one night, your job is to go through the maze and find all the missing star fragments and complete that to help save christmas. >> aha. so that's how it works. enchant also has a marketplace.

carolers and magicians to entertain visitors for tickets. you can head to enchant christmas.com. the spectacle is open until december 31st. all right you have to take a look at this. last night's 49 ers whooping of the seahawks was pretty painful for one particular seattle fan. this is jason irwin. yes. standing on a street corner in auburn, washington, after his team lost the game. ouch. do you see that? i pretty much lost a bet. jason had made a bet with his wife, jen irwin, who is a 49 ers fan. the couple has been making unusual bets each time the niners play the seahawks. >> it started out with like you have to wear my jersey to work or out with our friends or or or i have to wear his jersey or something. >> she's had to get a perm, a spray tan. >> i had to eat hot dogs. >> hot dogs. she took pictures of my feet with 40 niners stuff

on them and then posted them on a foot fetish website. >> last year, stakes were a little bit higher. the loser got a tattoo, so this guy has a 40 niners tattoo now. so that was our highest stakes bet. highest stakes, highest stake. >> but i have so many questions about the foot picture. i'm just going to leave it at that. listen to this. the couple have one more bet coming up in a few weeks when the teams meet again at levi's stadium. they haven't decided what that bet will be. we will definitely follow up with them. let'set to chris now with a look at what's coming up in sports. hey, chris. >> nothing too permanent in the sports cast tattoo. yeah the niners can rest and relax after a road win in seattle, turkey time. the best from the niners post game feast of the seahawks. in sports

when san francisco moved ahead of the lions into second place in the nfc and took a two game lead over the seahawks in the nfc west. the other prize, some really good eats on the field in seattle, including a post game turkey dinner. george kittle is so excited he ran off the field with the turkey. here's brock and the boys with their food review post game. >> to be able to be out with my teammates after the game on a on a win on the road you know eating some turkey legs and stuff like that. it was fun. the turkey was really good, well cooked. it wasn't dry at all. and like i said, still hot, which was impressive for being, you know, 20 minutes after the game. i don't know where they kept it, but it was good. turkey oh, yeah. >> are you getting on with all my best friends? basically my family. where else would i rather be than here at seattle's home field eating turkey legs on thanksgiving? oh, george is the best. >> fred warner's reaction. good to the nfl's first ever black friday game featuring former niners coaches miami's mike mcdaniel, the jets, robert saleh , miami ten late first half to a

picked off by brandon echols a 30 yard pick six the jets missed the pat it's ten six game final play of the first half jets quarterback tim boyle is in there airing it out for the hail mary and the dolphins they pick it off javon holland and he's got a chance to take it back. and what do you know 99 yards the other way. two pick sixes in the final minute of the half. that is crazy. dolphins led 17 to 6. at the break is mike mcdaniel excited fourth quarter another former niner. it's raheem mostert the first of his two touchdowns. the dolphins win 34 to 13. they're eight and three with the win. miami currently the top seed in the afc before the rest to play this weekend. how about some hoops saint mary's hosting stephen curry's ama mater davidson up in moraga first half out in front campbell into ohis aiden mahaney this is a nice move dribble drive and score super sophomore had 17 points five assists senior alex ducas led the way with a game high 23. he's going to hit the corner triple. gaels win it 8955 on the ice sharks hosting the canadiens honoring

hall of fame broadcaster dan rusanowsky pre game good for him. second period sharks out of the lead. william eklund power play goal his fourth sharks at two nothing canadiens eventually tied it and we went into a shootout in montreal yes yes halonen nifty move the game winner sharks lose three two in the shootout have warriors highlights. they're playing the in-season tournament against the spurs tonight. they've got to win that game to stay at least eligible for the new nba cup. okay. and should we all bust out a big turkey and put it on? >> we should. i'm hungry watching that video. i know. >> dinner came a little bit late for us today. >> turkey over tattoos for me. >> oh, yeah. >> tattoo of a turkey. can we do that? >> that might be the next bet. next yeah. >> let's watch. we'll follow up on that story. thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm dion lim for spencer and chris and all of us, thanks for joining

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