LeBron's Emotional Return to Cleveland
BERMAN: This was the moment the Cleveland Cavaliers fans have waited for years, the return of LeBron James.</s>ROMANS: Yes, he came home, but the New York Knicks put a damper on that homecoming celebration, right?</s>BERMAN: That's just a shocking statement, the Knicks did anything successful?</s>ROMANS: Brian McFayden has more in this morning's "Bleacher Report". Hey, Brian.</s>BRIAN MCFAYDEN, BLEACHER REPORT: Good morning, guys. It has been four years since LeBron wore number 23 for the Cavs, and 111 days since he announced he is coming home. So, last night's game has been circled on the calendar for quite some time. More than 20,000 fans welcomed LeBron back to the arena. And as they requested, LeBron brought back his famous chalk toss. And then came time for the game. It did not go well for King James. He gave up the ball eight times and finished with 17 points. Maybe the emotions got the best of him. The fellows from New York were celebrating when it was all over. Final score, Knicks, 95, Cavs, 90. Florida State keeps the title hopes alive with another unbelievable come from behind victory. Louisville had the Seminoles on the ropes, in the first half, leading 21-0 at one point. But second half a different story. Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston picked up the pace, throwing for more than 400 yards and three touchdowns. Florida state come back to get the victory, 42-31. And if you have Drew Brees on your fantasy football team, you are happy. The Saints quarterback threw for one touchdown and ran for another to beat the Carolina Panthers, 28-10. That snapped a seven- game losing streak. New Orleans is back on top in the NFC South -- guys.</s>ROMANS: All right. Brian McFayden.</s>BERMAN: I'm reeling anyone won a game over the Cavaliers. I guess anybody, let alone the Cleveland Cavaliers now with LeBron James.</s>MCFAYDEN: They looked pretty good last night.</s>BERMAN: They didn't look bad to be honest. All right. Brian, great to see you.</s>ROMANS: Six-week nationwide manhunt for accused cop killer is finally over. The survivalist Eric Frein is caught this morning after hiding in the woods from law enforcement for nearly 50 days. We're going to tell you how they finally took him down. That's ahead.