>> verne: 45-7, 2:35 to go. perine again. >> verne: that will make you a fan favorite. gain of 17. >> gary: one guy is out there trying to gain a competitive impact on this game, perine is trying to earn cher >> gary: perine is trying to earn carries in the next game. >> verne: allie laforce. >> allie: verne and gary, coaches are always looking for different ways to motivate their players and coach mcelwain came up with a good one where he said "write down how you can individually be better and write down how we can be better as a

team." he took their names off and posted them all over the televisions and the locker room so the team could see. i think it worked. >> verne: perine is 0 for 100 yards now. his second gain as a player 1st gators. theodore, alabama, 17 carries, 105 yards. one catch. 28 yards and a touchdown. 45-7, 1:09 to go. the streak will be extended to 30 games >> gary: when you combine it together, 30 games and 30 years, mind boggling. allie pointed out in the open

there were a couple of times they came close. >> verne: including the last two years and as you documented, 1993. remember notre dame over navy, 43 years years, roger staubach had that win in 1964 and then when navy ended the streak the midshipmen celebrated long after curfew -- i'm just saying. 45-7. then navy played very competitively with notre dame for the next couple years. that should do it. jim mcelwain out of missoula, montana. mark stoops. they met each other as coaches in 1997. mcelwain at montana state. mark stoops at wyoming.

>> verne: 45-7 the final. play of the game presented by napa auto parts. luke del rio. he hit antonio callaway. that one went 78 yards. it's worth another look. listen to mick huber, florida's play by play radio man. >> del rio. rainbows one downfield for callaway. he makes the catch. there he goes. away, callaway, touchdown, touchdown, touchdown, he just went 78 yards for a gator touchdown.

>> gary: if you've got a star player like callaway, strong defense like florida does and a quarterback that doesn't make mistakes, you've got a chance. >> verne: the two offensive stars, del rio 320 yards, four touchdowns, one interception. lamik5 perine. 17 carries, 105 yards on the ground. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from gainesville. again, our final score. 45-7. we're going to take our road show in to oxford, next week. as alabama tries to end a two-game losing streak to ole miss. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division

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closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> adam: welcome to the jeep post game show. i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, florida over kentucky 45-7. make it 30 in a row. i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. kentucky did score.

kentucky ended up getting on the board at the end but florida dominant. >> brian: this was a resounding victory for florida versus the state of kentucky -- pitiful football. go back to last week. they give up a big lead versus southern miss, they go on the road and have an excellent opportunity to get a bad taste out of their mouth and they do nothing. they lay a fat egg. >> rick: a lonely place for mark stoops. you can't eat. you can't sleep. all you can do is think about how to fix this. he will go to the office. block out the noise. when you have completed as many passes to the opponent as you do to yourself it's a long way back but it starts with him. he will go right to the offense when they get off the plane. >> adam: the team from western kentucky having abouta rough a day. western kentucky that had over 500 passing yards last week saw jalen hurts solidifying his role as a bama starter. >> rick: jalen hurts picked up

where he left off last week, ardarius stewart, hurts two touchdowns. i think they've got a good one. >> adam: calvin ridley as well, 38-10 the final in that one. georgia with jacob eason making his first start. they had to hold on tight against nicholls. >> brian: nolls came to play. 17 returning starters for the colonels. since 2013 they've taken on nine f.b.s. schools. they knew what they were up for but they weren't up to the speed to tackle and isaiah mckenzie took it 66 yards to the house. >> adam: a punt return inside his own 10 that allowed the colonels to make a run in the game. bama going to the grove next week looking for revenge after losing the last two to ole miss. last year, of course, chad kelly, rick, they want to get back in the groove today. >> rick: ole miss likes playin in the grove. kelly finds one of his favorite

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night of college football action, northern illinois and u.s.f. followed by cal and san diego state. we go back to the scoreboards, and what you are about to see should have been the last play of an oklahoma state win, rick. >> rick: mike gundy wants throw this away. get the game over. mason rudolph does that but it's not out of the pocket. it's intentional grounding. they decide they're going to give central michigan another play but the rules play, 3-2-3, if the team in possession commits the foul and the penalty includes a loss of down which intentional grounding does, there is no untimed down, this play shouldn't have happened. it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be amended. you reward oklahoma state for the penalty. if you give them the ball back

or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, get on with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touchdown passes but it took a while. florida state winning. their star defensive back left the game. they go to louisville next week. ohio state starting to pull away from tulsa. a weather delay stretching across halftime, michigan, wilton speight four touchdown passes dominant over u.c.f., all right, houston. they had a weather delay as

well. it is a final now. 42-0 over lamar. lamar, houston will be playing in houston tomorrow. how about the service academies. all of them 2-0 for the first time since 1996. the last year that army won the commander-in-chief trophy. 348 rushing yards today by the black knights and navy benefitting from clock mismanagement by uconn. top-25 action still to come tonight includes l.s.u. trying to shake off that loss at lambeau, guys. jacksonville state gave auburn a game last year. leonard fournette will not play. remember that hit he took late in the game against wisconsin last week and bristol, tennessee is going to see some rubbing and racing between the hokies and vols. that will just about do it for this week. thank you for watching "the jeep post game show." what's coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday it is the home depot s.e.c. on cbs.

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>> i'm natasha brown. next on "eyewitness news" hoping for relief from this excessive heat. lauren. >> yeah, cold front tonight will bring us relief. a taste of fall as we head into next week. when when to expect highs in the 70's. >> a local woman hit in the head by a falling fish. where this happened and what the woman told us about this very bizarre incident. "e

>> ♪ >> live from the cbs brake center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, we are well into september already but it's still feeling a lot like the middle of summer right now on "eyewitness news" when this oppressive heat and humidity finally comes to an end for us. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. along with this heat we're also now looking at the chance of a few storms in parts of the area as well. meteorologist lauren casey is in our whether he sent. she's got the latest. lauren. >> thanks, natasha. yeah, we have been on this

heat and humidity streak over the last several days. today no exception but the good news is today is the last day. 94 degrees in philadelphia. we topped at 97 in trenton, 95 degrees in the lehigh valley, high temperatures today running about 10 to 15 degrees above average. temperatures right now still extremely warm. still in the 90's in allentown, sitting at 87 degrees right now in philadelphia, cooler down the shore with temperatures in the upper 70's but we have the heat and then we have the humidity on top of that. dewpoints way elevated up into the middle 70's right now along the i-95 corridor so such steamy conditions and our feels-like temperature is still at 95 degrees in the metro, 93 degrees in wilmington, feeling like 96 in allentown but a cold front upwind generating showers and thunderstorms entering parts of western pennsylvania will pass the delaware valley overnight bring us a chance of a few storms but will also bring us cooler temperatures and much lower humidity as we head into our sunday just in time for the eagles home

opener so i'll let you know what to expect in your sunday forecast and then a taste of fall as we head into next week and all that's coming up. >> thank you so much lauren. now from the shore to the city, everyone is looking to keep cool as the excessive heat blankets the region. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do has that part of our coverage. >> reporter: the park was there place to be if you wanted to enjoy the outdoors without getting too hot. >> just fishing around. relaxing. >> reporter: how are you keeping cool out here? >> i just sit down and just chill out. >> reporter: the breeze off of the delaware made temperatures tolerable even pleasant despite midday temperatures in the mid 90's and a heat index of up to 105. >> i love the weather. it's perfect. the breeze just makes it even. have no complaints about the weather at all today. >> reporter: the sizzling forecast definitely affected the bristol lions club 33rd annual italian day at the waterfront park.

>> we get thousands of people here every year. unfortunately this year it's a little hot keeping the crowds down a little bit. >> reporter: still the huge fundraiser continued with plenty of precautions for the volunteers manning the. >> grills. >> lots of water. we cook about 800 pounds of sausage every year and my -- joe, crazy joe over there, we've got a lot of help back there but it's hot but we've got fans and we're doing a good job. >> reporter: though the national weather service's heat advisory end at 7:00 p.m. meteorologists there say we will not feel significant relief from this heat until midday sunday. in bristol bucks county i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> and take a look at this. a water main break flooded out the back loading dock at the monster pet store in philadelphia today. you can see the water nearly came up to that man's chest. that's how high it was. there was no damage to the inside of the store and no animals were in any danger. also authorities identify the man involved in a standoff

with police in west philly. investigators say kadeem nelson shot and wounded his sister on the 200 block of millick street during a domestic incident yesterday. and then fired the gun at officers. police returned fire and shot nelson several times. both the suspect and the woman are in the hospital. it's believed their injuries are not life-threatening. and now in the race for president, it's a war of words. hillary clinton gives her take on donald trump supporters and sparks an uproar on the campaign trail. the fireworks came 58 days before election day. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton says she regrets remarks she made about donald trump supporters at a fundraiser friday night. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> reporter: clinton released a statement saturday that says "last night i was grossly generalistic and that's never a good idea.

i regret saying half. that was wrong. she added that many of trump's supporters are hard working americans. trump tweeterd wow, hillary clinton was so insulting to my supporters. millions of amazing hard working people. i think it will cost her at the polls. the republican national committee said clinton's comments showed her condension. >> reporter: clinton will be in manhattan to mark the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> reporter: trump spent a somber saturday at the funeral of friend and supporter phyllis schlafly. she was a conservative activist and lawyer and i wasn't author who opposed communism abortion and the equal rights amendment over the course of her life. >> phyllis was there for me when it was not at all fashionable. trust me. >> reporter: trump has no

other scheduled public events until monday. wendy gillette for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> some lucky local students meantime embark on the trip of a lifetime a visit to the white house. the kids all live in aborts ford homes at the public housing site in northwest philadelphia. the strip to let youngsters know if they work hard they can achieve their dreams. they were accompanied by adults from the community totaling about 30 people. and now to an art museum mystery. a woman says a catfish fell from the sky and smacked her in the face. this bizarre incident has everybody talking as you can imagine. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh spoke to the victim today. >> reporter: usually you find catfish in the water. this one came straight from the sky. >> within a few seconds you a slammed in the face with something. i think it might have been head face and neck 'cause i smelled so bad afterwards. >> reporter: it's definitely not the morning lisa expected during her walk to a labor day boot camp class at the art

museum. >> i'm more likely to get struck by lightning than get hit by a fish falling from the sky. >> reporter: on monday morning that's what happened. >> a bird had a fish in its beak or feet and dropped it right on lisa's head. >> i immediately freaked out and fell to the ground. >> she believes the fish fell from about 50 feet overhead measured up to 18-inches and weighed about 5 pounds a little under a gallon of milk. it might sound funny but whether from the fins or from pure shock. >> i had a fever. it was swollen all the way down to here. hurt down into my neck. >> reporter: the encounter left its mark a scar under her left eye and perhaps an emotional one, too. >> i was really upset actually i was pretty hysterical. >> reporter: the next day a doctor gave lisa a tetanus shot recommended ice and prescribed antibiotics. lisa says the best medicine now is laughter. >> i think of all things to happen it was traumatic at the time but it's funny. there's so many worse things

that could happen. >> reporter: anita oh cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> we're glad she's okay. runners and walkers they turned out in droves in in cherry hill. "eyewitness news" at the book it 5k run just outside the cherry hill library. along with the run there was also a 100-yard dash for the kids. event organizers say this event isn't just fun, it's also for a very good cause. >> it will benefit our friends of the public library who every year donate probably 50 or $60,000 for programs and collections and services here at the library. >> today's run was sponsored by cherry hill alliance on alcohol and drug abuse and kennedy health. stay with us. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this evening, a look at mars that we have never seen before. what we can learn about the red planet through these new high definition images of its surface. and jamming with the boss. a lucky fan gets up on stage during last night's bruce springsteen show in south

philly. what he had to say about this awesome experience. lauren. >> i know it was a steamy one for that show last night. we've been on this 90-degree stretch but the heat is going to break. will relieve come in time for the eagles home opener. i'll have the answer in your game day forecast coming up. >> coming up in sports eagles get ready for the browns, temple looks for their first win of the season and an ending that you won't believe. lesley van arsdale has all of that and more when we come back. stay with us. and you know what that means. it's time to grab a kfc twenty dollar fill-up. yeah! now available with extra crispy tenders. oh! hey, hold on, you're losing your tenders there.

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