CHETRY: Well, a couple of interesting venues for college football this weekend. Northwestern and Illinois will be battling it out at Wrigley Field, home of the baseball's Chicago Cubs. A little bit of a snug fit for football. One of the goal posts actually had to be attached to the right field wall. Notre Dame and Army kickoff Saturday night, and that'll be in Yankee Stadium. It's the first time the teams have played football in the Bronx since 1969.</s>ROBERTS: That'll be an interesting couple of places to play football this weekend. Tiger Woods, the world's number two golfer, writing a first-person account of his struggles in the latest edition of "Newsweek" magazine. He says the physical pain from that car accident has long healed, but the pain in my soul is more complex and unsettling. It's been far more difficult, he says, to ease and to understand but this much is obvious now: my life was out of balance. My priorities were out of order. I can never truly repair the damage that I've done, especially to my family, but I can keep trying. What endures in the record books are the achievements won through competition. What endures in our actual lives is the love of our family and the respect of others. I know now that some things can and must change with time and effort. I'm not the same man I was a year ago and that's a good thing.</s>CHETRY: All right. Tiger Woods, writing in "Newsweek." Still ahead, we're going to have your top stories. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back. Fifty-seven minutes past the hour.
Tiger Woods Bares His Soul in Latest Edition of "Newsweek"