he battled cancer, he was a stalwart in sports journalism, columnist for the st. louis post dispatch. also involved in television. a good friend and a terrifically respected man. brian burwell gone at the age of 59. 3:38 to go in this one. derrick henry has had quite the night. >> gary: look at this two-headed guy. kenyan drake, of course, earlier in the season. he'll be the second head next year. he was walking without a boot. he was very proud of that. >> verne: the kick taken at the goal line. marcus murphy. tyren jones was it? dylan leigh, too. he was second.

you got to give alabama lot of credit. this is the fourth time -- there's kenyan drake right there. fourth time in seven years alabama has been in the sec championship they lost that first one remember in the fourth quarter, tim tebow 6 for 6. but in '09, 12, 14 he is there were the victors. very competitive game in the third quarter. 21-13. hansbrough down at the 20. >> gary: missouri lot of people did not give missouri any credit. they had to win their last five games. they were all tight. they won last five games by 10 10:00, 7, 8. i believe talent that this

missouri football team has this is his best coaching job in a long time. he is in and out beckham-green. >> verne: he is nick saban's teammate at kent state under don james. gary told us the story the other day. nick was coaching one year at toledo. he called gary pinkel he said, i'm going to go to the cleveland browns with bill belichick. i can't get you the toledo job but i can get you the interview. gary pinkel left don james' squad at washington coached for ten years at toledo. the two have remained good friends for the last 40 years. third down. is that a live ball? i didn't think so. >> gary: a great read.

alabama saw that ball nick perry just snuffed it out he saw it coming all the way. not even close to a catch. fourth down. 2:14 to go in this one. back in the middle of the season we saw this alabama team. we saw goal post torn down and through the square of oxford. next week they won squeaker at arkansas 14-13. nick saban kind of went off in the press conference about people's expectations being so high. he said we won on the road. that was 14-13 win. a blocked extra point. difference in the arkansas alabama rolling.

>> gary: what do you think of this. how would you rate -- you've been watching this a long time. florida state, what do you think of the committee slicing team up saying, i know you're undefeated. we just don't like how you play. what do you think about that? >> verne: i'm shocked. they are the only -- yeah, they have won ugly. if they keep winning -- i do think they're going to get a competitive game from tonight against georgia tech. paul johnson just rewarded with the contract extension. missouri player down. kendrell brothers.

>> verne: looks like -- >> gary: i think nick saban wanted to give blake sims a bow. he is taking him outputting him, jake coker on the play. but on same play with the missouri player is down kind of the air goes out of it. your story, it is a great story those two guys. what a great job lane kiffin has done. remember this. nick saban he is the guy that hired him. no one thought that nick saban and lane kiffin would ever be together. college football playoff trophy presented by dr pepper. i know i'm not supposed to but i just want to touch you. you're like a greek god of trophies. classic. timeless. ooohhhhh wish i could host a party for you so i can introduce you to my friends.

selfie! what do you think you're doing? i still see you, larry. ice-cold dr pepper heee-yaaa! ice-cold dr pepper! >> there was talk that kirby smart would get him as defensive back. nowadays in modern football, i've said this before about players. if they don't start first or second year quarterback they transfer. blake hung in there. most valuable player of this game obviously. they don't win championship. >> verne: there is the hand off. tyren jones, no. 20 out to the 50. jacob coker transferred in from florida state. where he backed up jameis winston.

was expected to be the starter back in august. he handled the second string role with grace. what -- >> gary: it was very emotional for blake. first down ten. final 45 of this game. brandon ivory, his daughter. two teammates from 40 years ago meet at the center of the field. nick saban, gary pinkel. in seattle, carol james is watching "her boys."

nick won this one. take a look at the player of the game presented by chick-fil-a. unanimous up here. blake sims, 23 of 27. 262 yards, two touchdowns. he engineered the single most critical drive of the ball game after missouri -- there you go. go down to allie. >> allie: coach, your team didn't just win the sec championship. they dominated it. do you feel like your team played like number one team in the condition flee. >> i'm proud of our players. my whole thing about trying to get these guys ready to play so that they had chance to be sec champions. i'm so proud of what they did,

i'm proud for our fans. university of alabama and our state. this is all about our players and hour coaches and everybody that worked so hard all year long now just happy for everybody. >> allie: look at this year ranked number one in the country, you win the west, beat auburn now sec champion you look at all that how does that make you feel? >> i'm proud of way our players accomplished that, way they progressed through the years. i just can't say enough about our coaches and players and great job that they have done. we got more ball to play things to look forward to. we certainly want to ebb joy winning the sec. it's a big thing. >> allie: thanks so much, coach. congratulations. right behind you is blake sims your leader. he's with his little daughter. we've been talking about her all day. you've been the star of the show little one. what is this moment like for you. an sec champion after being very patient waiting long time for this now your daughter is with you the field. >> no better greater moment.

i'm happy for the team. how hard woe worked in the summer how hard they was behind me i was behind them worked so hard. coach saban did great job letting us know what we needed to do every week. and coach smart with great job with the defense i'm happy for the state of alabama. happy for roll tide. >> allie: are you on to win the national championship. >> i sure am. >> allie: how do you think daddy did? >> good. >> thanks. >> verne: best stories in college football started out when that man was hired, the patience and development of blake sims. they would not have won it without either of those two guys. >> verne: now time for play of the game presented by nana auto parts let's go back to the early moments here is blake sims play action. he gets popped by shane ray, he lets it go. beautifully thrown to deandrew

white. let's look at it again. here is eli gold of the alabama radio network. >> in motion, play action fake. sims, rolls up looks for deandrew white. he's got the ball he's going. touchdown! >> always good to hear our good friend eli gold. his call from the play of the game, postgame show will be up next we've got our guys ready to go. it's been a great sec season don't forget we'll be army-navy next week. dodge postgame show up next after these messages and word

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>> adam: the new sec champion has been crowned. new doesn't sound right, though. very familiar one. alabama defeating missouri by a score of 42-13. we welcome to you the dodge postgame show. i'm adam zucker reminder on cbs back to back edition of "48 hours" followed by mountain west championship game. fresno state and boise state that's all coming up tonight only cbs. now let's go out to allie laforce for presentation of the sec championship trophy. >> allie: ladies and gentlemen, what an incredible sec

championship game. first congratulations to both teams for making it this far it's not easy in the sec but we're here right now to celebrate the 2014 sec championship champion that is alabama. the crimson tide biff give it up for your team. [ crowd noise ] first standing next to me is our most valuable player, that goes to your quarterback, blake sims. blake just few years ago in 2012 you had only thrown 12 total passes. now you're accepting most valuable player trophy after winning the sec championship. is this everything you thought it would be? >> i'm happy for the team. behind me they worked so hard in the spring and summer offensive line worked so hard, ryan kelly stood with me and amari cooper, deandrew white did great job let me know what they see.

t.j. yeldon did great job. >> allie: coach saban, sec champions. maybe national champion. you might have won at a neutral site, but it felt a lot like a home game here. what do you have to say about the fans and impact they made on this win? >> we have the greatest fans that you could ever have at the university of alabama. [ crowd noise ] also have great tradition which i'm proud of this group of guys behind me for representing that tradition all day long in a first class way, i can't be happen yes for our team. every player and every coach who works so hard this year to make this happen for our university. and our fans. >> allie: congratulations again, coach. well deserved.

now i'd like to hand it over for outer trophy presentation we have executive associate commissioner mark womack to make the presentation. >> thanks. i'd like to thank and appreciate all your support of the southeastern conference football championship game. i'd like to join me in congratulating the missouri tigers on another great football season. [ crowd noise ] i'd like to acknowledge university of alabama president dr. judy lohner. and athletic director bill battles. now on behalf of commissioner mike slive the southeastern conference my pressure to present the 2014 southeastern conference football championship trophy to coach nick saban and the alabama crimson tide! [ crowd noise ]

>> congratulations to the alabama crimson tide and nick saban winning his fifth sec championship game tying steve spurrier for the most all time. when we come back to the georgia dome in atlanta. brian jones will join me discuss this game and the college football playoff ramifications when we continue with the dodge postgame show. they believed in more, than the assembly line. they believed driving was a holy endeavor. a hundred years later the dodge brothers spirit lives on.

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>> welcome back to the dodge postgame show and alabama celebration. the tape continues to fall. the tide continues to roll, 42-13 alabama winning their 24th sec championship. i'm joined by spencer tillman and brian jones and guys as predicted it was alabama coming out on top. even some of the miscues in this game went their way. >> brian: that elephant has gotten best of tigers. lsu, tiger, now mizzou. there was some missed

opportunities for missouri in this ball game. you look at some fumbled snaps look at mishandling of punts. mizzou was not able to tap tall lies on these opportunities. alabama kept the ball, kept the momentum, drives continue. you see blake sims on rushing play. ball hits the turf. offensive lineman falls on it. he loses again. alabama fortunate they get it right back. a missed punt by the punter. no one able to get there before he can get the kickoff. once again alabama escapes from disaster. >> spencer: derrick henry career high, derrick henry. and alabama's defense was suffocating. >> adam: again penetration not only going to affect the passing game but also affects rushing game. forces alabama. they played on the other side of the line of scrimmage.

look how many white jerseys are in the backfield playing on the other side. netted just 41 yards rushing in the contest where we said going to have to have excellent day in order for them toe get any modicum of balance to have balance to compete. again, disruption with the defensive front they say defense wins championships. but this bam bram defense is pretty spectacular today. >> adam: a lot of people went to bed thinking well, winning pac 12 championship. could they maybe be the new number one team. alabama's performance here today. >> i talk about the element. i see this performance today b.j. to me this was strong enough. now you have to put the little caveat when you lose best pass rusher what really impact did that have. oregon benefits alternately from the fact they played team for second time that beat them before this makes a big

difference nobody in the field of four has chance to redeem themselves like oregon did and they did it in a resounding way. >> brian: alabama because they're alabama they just won biggest, baddest conference. now the pac 12 is creeping up one them. top to bottom they're good but not there yet. alabama and sec. >> adam: thought is that alabama would then go to new orleans and oregon would go to the rose bowl. whether they are one or two they would get to go where it's closer to home. the question really right now is who is going to be number four. tcu dominant today. who is going to be number four by the time this night is over. three teams going for one spot. >> spencer: i believe that florida state more vulnerable than anybody is willing to acknowledge. some people have been talking about upsets if you look at the trajectory of them. their quarterback play they have been going downhill. again because georgia tech will possess the ball with that triple option attack taking

offensive opportunities away from jameis winston they're going to be in very precarious position. >> brian: i would usually be in line with you. like last week with florida rolled in to tallahassee they didn't get it done. we've seen number of times this season where it look like it was time for florida state to fall. they just keep winning ball games. something about this team. they are resilient team. i don't see -- going to be tough contest. >> spencer: if the bcs computers were still involved florida state got big bounce in another game. go up to new york check in on some of the other action around college football. >> brent: tcu had opportunity to leave one last impression. nation's number three team trying to just get enough separation to make sure they get in the top four when the rankings come out. they had a trick early on.

tcu able to drill iowa state 55-3 is the final. boykin with 460 through the area. you would think horned frogs get in the playoffs. oklahoma state and oklahoma in overtime. ben grogan from 21 yards away. cowboys upset the sooners. cowboys scored 17 points of this game. they were left for dead. 92 yard punt return touchdown by tyreke hill. ou missed fieldgoal to begin ot they lose the game. la tech and marshall. conference usa title game. marshall down four. two to play. rakim, connects with mcmahonus, touchdown. take away own big souvenirs. 26-23 now 12-1 marshall.

what a win for them. a one-yard touchdown capping off beautiful opening drive for baylor, eight plays, 81 yards. they are on top of k-state 7-0 head back down to georgia dome. >> adam: thank you very much. all brent's friends went home it looked like. showed the bedlam result. oklahoma state beating oklahoma. florida state beat oklahoma state beginning of the year. >> they're going to get a little bump of that is that enough to mitigate what obviously committee has already done bumped them down for lackluster play in the last five weeks. >> brian: treat them distressed property but they keep posting ws. i don't understand. new age where you have to have -- makes no sense. florida state win. prince who is going to beat that four team. florida state.

you think they will be there? i think ohio state -- >> brian: if they get beat -- >> spencer: here is reason why. championship team like fine wine. they should get better with time. i don't think florida state deserves to be there that's why they're going to lose. >> adam: ohio state counting on cardell jones in first ever start to rally buckeyes beat badgers. as snow angels continue here we wrap things up from the georgia dome. thank you for watching the dodge postgame show. here is look what is coming up tonight on cbs including all important mountain west championship game. fresno state and number 212 boise state. reminder at 4:00 on cbs sports. college basketball, california visits nevada there's more college football next saturday with the 115n army-navy game presented by usaa. our coverage begins apt 2:30 eastern time. be sure to tune in to next edition of thursday fight football on nfl network arizona cardinals take on the st. louis rams. tomorrow, the nfl on cbs

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