>> verne: this one over the right tackle spot. john kelly gets it. here comes nick saban. here comes butch jones. an absolute, total domination by alabama. eddie jackson with a punt returned for a touchdown. saban. >> allie: coach, no team has been able to slow down tennessee in the second half. not only did you slow them down, you shut them down. what are you most impressed with the big win today? >> i think our defense really responded to what happened last week and played great today, and offense did a good job of putting a lot of points on the board and scored on defense and had a reat punt return. we wanted to play a complete game and i'm really proud that our guys did that. >> allie: your team has 11 non-offensive touchdowns.

year. the defense impressive. >> you want to play great on special teams, we've got guys on what i on defense that affect the quarterback. we can make those plays >> gary: i hope they keep coming. >> allie: thank you. >> thank you. >> verne: and it is time for the napa play of the game. we'll go back to the first quarter and this interception from ronnie harrison. >> gary: it started right up the middle. the screen pass was disrupted. ronnie it seemed really tough. >> verne: let's watch it again and listen to the call from eli gold. >> snap goes to dobbs. near side. intercepted, alabama, touchdown, ronnie harrison, touchdown, ronnie harrison. that is streak of offensive

>> verne: 49-10. the only team that has really tested the crimson tide this year was ole miss. they go north of 40 one more time. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from knoxville. alabama wins it in big time fashion with jalen hurts scoring three touchdowns on the ground. "the jeep post game show" is next. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division ? ?well, if you want to sing out, sing out? ?and if you want to be free, be free? ?'cause there's a million things to be? ?you know that there are? ?and if you want to be me, be me?

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>> cbs sports presents "the jeep post game show." >> welcome to the jeep post game show. i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs. >> adam: tonight only cbs. between five oh and 48 is 49. the game you just saw, alabama over the vols 49-10. a crushing win. their 10th in a row over tennessee. rick, hurts so good. >> rick: what do you get the team that has everything?

absolutely on fire -- this kid already has eight rushing touchdowns on the year, he's a 60%-plus passer and he doesn't just get you first downs, he gets you touchdowns and what i like most, he's got quarterback eyes. they're focused. they're lethal. they look down the field. they're always trying to learn something new. a special player in jalen hurts. he's so smooth and cool and calm. it's effortless. >> adam: an attack that had over 400 yards rushing as a over 400 yards more than tennessee on the ground. >> brian: tennessee held to 32 yards rushing. if you're going to beat alabama you have to win at the line of scrimmage. it was clear like the first series that there was no way tennessee was going to win the line of scrimmage. they harass you. they harangue you. they brutalize you. they just beat you up as a football team. if you can't block for the run let alone the pass, you don't have a shot in this ballgame and this game is simple.

trenches and they send waves after you -- wave after wave. >> adam: the other thing the bama defense does is score. they outscored the tennessee offense, two more non-offensive touchdowns for alabama again today. a reminder. next saturday home depot s.e.c. on cbs, critical top 10 showdown, number six, texas a&m going to visit number one alabama with the winner gaining the inside track to claiming the west. our coverage begins at 3:00 eastern with football today." how much more of a challenge can a&m be? >> rick: trevor knight has already beat alabama, the four touchdown passes as the quarterback at oklahoma in the sugar bowl. he is a dual-threat quarterback himself on track to have 1,000 yards and they've got probably better receivers and a week off now to get ready for alabama. they'll be a much fresher outfit. >> brian: they know what to expect and you know about the wide receivers, they can stretch the field, give the appearance that you are going to throw the ball deep and take the top off that defense. on the offensive side of the

able to run the rock. devilsly put stress on jalen hurts. you've got to have hall. >> adam: tennessee fans didn't enjoy looking at their own scoreboard. if they look around the nation they'll quickly see they're no longer in first place in the s.e.c. east as florida was able to beat missouri which we'll get to in a moment but the gators on to which the s.e.c. east standings, and we'll go to the highlights now that -- we'll show you how things shook out in the s.e.c. east. defensive touchdown frz b.j. >> brian: drew locke throws it to the wrong colored jersey here. quincy wilson. a pick six. like his buddy teez tabor did earlier in the game. >> adam: still going now, 33-7, 10 minutes to go but the gators defense in control on homecoming. in the meantime, rick. how about the vandy defense. >> rick: how about derrick mason's crew. they hold georgia on a fourth

zack cunningham to the rescue. his 19th tackle of the game. the commodores' first s.e.c. win on the road under derek mason. >> adam: 75 yards rushing total for georgia. coming up, we'll update you on a topsy-turvy day in the a.c.c. when the jeep post-game show continues. it takes hard work, dedication and hours of practice for a drum line to perfect its routine.

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bambard. misses the game winner here. 33 yards out. >> rick: deshaun watson taking advantage of the reprieve from the governor. finds artavious scott 10 yards for the touchdown putting the pressure back on north carolina state. >> brian: n.c. state with another shot but no. interception by marcus edmonds. clemson hangs on for dear life. unsc >> adam: 24-17. you share so well. meanwhile in the a.c.c. coastal, virginia tech in trouble at the carrier dome. orange up two touchdowns now with go two minutes left to go. old big east buddies there. nebraska surviving. 27-22 in the final minute at indiana. controversial fumble reverse call that game. and north carolina leading miami on the road with about 90 seconds left so the coastal is getting murky.

remaining undefeated as did west virginia on the road at texas tech. western michigan undefeated as well. baker mayfield and didi westbrook having a field day in oklahoma's win over kansas state. that will just about do it for this week. thank you for watching "the jeep post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. a reminder. next saturday. the home depot s.e.c. on cbs. a crucial west division showdown. number one alabama. coverage begins at 3:00 eastern with "autotrader college football today." thursday night football on cbs and nfl network this week with the bears and packers. the nfl on cbs kicks off tomorrow with regional action. many will see the bengals and patriots. it all gets startdz at noon eastern with "the nfl today." for all of us, have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend. closed captioning provided

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by how big the challenge is. celebrate all those little victories every day, and will you get through it. (s:reporter tina joins more than 1,000 people with one goal. end alzheimer's. >> you definitely do feel alone in the beginning, and i can't tell you how good it makes me feel to come out here and see everyone to of alzheimer's and that it is the sixth-leading mark was diagnosed with a visual variant of alzheimer's four years ago. >> these past four years in the changes that we've made we just stay strong together. i love him so much and i don't see the disease when i look at mark. i see my husband and the love of my life. >> reporter: tina isn't alone. and neither is her husband. mark is one of more than five million americans battling the deadly disease.

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cbs2iowa.com. connor morgan, cbs 2 news. it was definitely a fall day outside. a little cooler and overcast. a perfect day to be wearing a sweater while doing that or sitting at home with a hot pumpkin spice. >> the clouds were pretty thick across eastern iowa. that will keep the temperatures from dropping too much. right now it's still a mild 7 1. mostly cloudy in cedar rapids with the areawide upper 60s. monticello at 70, dubuque at 68. the winds gusty out of the south-southwest from 8 to 17 miles per hour here in cedar rapids. satellite and radar, we are tracking some clouds, some showers, and a few thunderstorms will be developing as well as we do go through the evening hours tonight. so showers and storms expected tonight. mainly it looks like as of right now it will be cloudy and a mild day tomorrow, then we're really going to warm up those temperatures.

summer as we get into monday. we've got a cold front that is moving through iowa right now. as we go through the evening hours you do see some showers and storms mainly in far southeastern iowa. those will blow through the area by tomorrow morning, then the cold front will lift as a warm front as we get into sunday. that will increase the winds out of the south. that will feed in quite a bit more moisture as winds will be warming into the low 80s by monday afternoon before that cold front monday night. here is predictor. as we go through the evening we are starting to see some scattered showers, probably around 9:00 but mainly east of cedar rapids. then you can see as we go through the overnight hours, the showers do go through into illinois. we will start out mostly cloudy and the clouds will stick around most of the day tomorrow and especially into monday. as far as how much rain expected, maybe a quarter of an

some of the stronger areas to the far southeast. not expecting a lot with these showers. as far as temperatures go, tonight we're going to be mild, in the low sick. look at the upper 70s, even 80s over into parts of nebraska and into kansas, and those 80s will be getting into our area, it looks like, coming up on monday. for tonight, scattered showers. we'll see some patchy fog along and north of interstate 80. upper 50s to the north, low sick from cedar rapi o and then for tomorrow, mostly cloudy. could see an asm shower in the morgue, some fog. it will be another mild day looking at readings in the low to mid 70 area wide. your extended forecast, 82 on sunday. if we do get 80 degrees it will be the first time in 21 days that we've hit the mark. we do have a dry cold front that does come through late monday night so the

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tracking showers and thunderstorms mainly in our far southeastern counties. we'll have some patchy fog develop towards morning. mild with low sick. and then for tomorrow mostly cloudy, a few peeks of sun here and there, but another mild day with temperatures in the low to mid 70. >> thank you brian.

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