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Matt Brown: 'If I'm paying $60 to watch women fight, they should at least be topless'
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) welterweight Matt Brown is keeping busy while he patches himself up from a recent back injury (more on that here). Part of that rehab includes a stint on the "Legit Man Shit" podcast, where "The Immortal" dishes on the state of the combat sports union.
Including women's mixed martial arts (MMA):
"The whole fight we have women in one room, men in another room. Rousey and Miesha come on and all the women just fucking gather around the TV like it's the fucking Kardashians coming on. I always said, 'I don't know why they put women in the UFC.' Now I know why. I just think this, if I'm [going] to pay $60 for a pay-per-view to watch women fight they should at least be topless. How many knockouts do you see in women's fights? It's not really my thing, I respect what they do, but look, they don't have the body type or the power, all that shit, for knockouts. If you're not a good grappler in women's MMA then you're behind. It's no different than the 125 [pound] division of men's MMA in that they're just really not built for knockouts."
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Dean R. Pressler, 39, of Larwill, was arrested on charges including child molestation, possession of child pornography, child seduction and manufacturing meth — and pleaded not guilty in court Monday.
According to a case report by the Whitley County Sheriff's Department, Pressler allegedly fathered two children with a minor, who was 14 years old when she had the first child.
Pressler allegedly began molesting the victim when she was 12 years old, and would lock her in his home by screwing the windows shut and tying the door knob to a tree.
According to a case report, prior to living with Pressler, the victim said her mother would have her perform oral sex on adult men in exchange for drugs in Allen County.
The victim and her mother then moved in with Pressler on Ellsworth Street, in Columbia City ,when she was approximately 11 years old. According to the case report, the relationship between the victim's mother and Pressler didn't last long. Her mother moved out, but left her daughter, the victim, to live with Pressler, who continued molesting her.
In June 2010, when she was 14 years old, the victim gave birth to a child at Parkview Whitley Hospital. She told police that she was 100 percent sure that the child was fathered by Dean Pressler.
In April 2012, the victim gave birth to another child. According to the case report, "During the time frame of the conception and birth of each of these children, she was only sexually active with Dean Pressler."
Pressler was charged with child molesting, a Class A felony; sexual misconduct with a minor, a Class B felony; child seduction, a Class D felony and possession of child pornography, a Class D felony, along with three felony drug charges.
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Summer Movies 2013: Superheroes, sequels and Smurfs offer bombastic summer funWritten by Jeff McGinnis | | email@example.com
From Iron Man to Wolverine, with a healthy helping of the Man of Steel in between, the summer of 2013 is certainly not short of big budget superhero movies — like most every summer of the past decade. But for those looking for something different, the next few months will offer variety, too — the sequel to "Star Trek," the return of "The Lone Ranger," the monsters versus robots action of "Pacific Rim" and more. There's truly a film for everyone, so pass the popcorn and get ready for …
May 3
"Iron Man 3" — Robert Downey Jr. makes his fourth film appearance as billionaire superhero Tony Stark (five if you count his "The Incredible Hulk" cameo), this time not under director Jon Favreau but series newcomer Shane Black, writer of "Lethal Weapon." With RDJ hinting that this may be his last solo mission in the armor, fan expectations and anticipation are high, but can this one live up to the sky-high grosses of "Marvel's The Avengers"? (Related: 'Iron Man 3' taps into comic book beginnings)
May 10
"The Great Gatsby" — Baz Lurhmann's multimillion dollar adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel was originally supposed to come out in December, but was pushed back to May to avoid "scheduling conflicts." Usually it's a bad sign when a film is delayed, but Warner Bros. seems to be showing confidence by scheduling this one for the summer — though even with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire it'll have to work hard to avoid getting steamrolled by the "Iron Man" juggernaut.
May 17
"Star Trek Into Darkness" — Perhaps the summer's most anticipated sequel sees director JJ Abrams return to pilot the Enterprise he rebooted, before warping off to tackle the "Star Wars" universe. With the addition of "Sherlock" star Benedict Cumberbatch as the villain, this new "Trek" promises to be as action-packed and exciting as its predecessor — though some of us still wonder what happened to the more cerebral, less bang bang "Trek" we grew up with. (P.S. That title is still stupid.)
May 24
"Fast & Furious 6" — The gang's all here. Again. The blockbuster success of "Fast Five" back in 2011 ensured another outing for Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and the rest of the cast of this car porn cornucopia, including Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, reprising his role introduced in the last movie. Also returning is Michelle Rodriguez, whose presumed-dead Letty turned up very much alive in "Five"'s post-credits cookie. (Uh, spoiler?)
"Epic" — The new film from Blue Sky Studios, who brought the world "Ice Age" and "Robots," this animated adventure is based on William Joyce's young adult novel "The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs" — which is easily a way better title than "Epic." The usual cast of oddly matched celebrities (Amanda Seyfried, Beyoncé, Christoph Waltz, Steven Tyler) lend their voices. As the summer's first family film, this is probably well-positioned to rake in the kiddie audience until "Monsters University" drops in June.
"The Hangover Part III" — Yeah, pretty much everyone in the world was disappointed by II. Is there any reason to hope III will be any better? Maybe — this time they've junked the "Oh, no, we got drugged again" motif and made it a road trip where hapless pal Doug gets kidnapped. And everyone says this is the final film in the series, so hopefully director Todd Phillips is inspired to send the franchise out on a high note.
May 31
"After Earth" — The world's ending a lot these days. In this one, generations after abandoning the planet, a father and son (Will Smith and his "Karate Kid" son Jaden) crash land on Earth after 1,000 years of humanity's absence. Director M. Night Shyamalan could use a hit, but coming out in the middle of a crowded summer — with bigger movies opening all around it — chances are "After Earth" will get lost in the shuffle.
"Now You See Me" — A group of magicians led by Jesse Eisenberg commits dazzling heists in front of a full audience, and an FBI agent played by Mark Ruffalo is determined to stop them. With a supporting cast including Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine and Woody Harrelson, the marketing seems to be aiming for an "Ocean's Eleven" vibe, minus that film's dominating star power and Vegas locale.
June 7
"The Purge" — Here's a horror concept for you — in a future where overpopulation runs rampant, the government has sanctioned a yearly 12-hour period where all crime, including murder, is legal. A family led by Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey try to survive the night. It's an intriguing (if depressingly nihilistic) idea for a movie, though writer/director James DeMonaco's resume — "Jack," "Skinwalkers" — doesn't exactly inspire confidence.
"The Internship" — Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson team up again to play a pair of downsized salesmen who, desperate to get a foot in the door, accept an unpaid internship at Google. Given the state of the economy and how many face such issues, a canny script would seem to have a strong chance of resonating with a large audience. Too bad that, judging by the trailer, the film aims instead for the lowest common denominator in its humor. Still, Vaughn and Wilson have spun gold out of straw before.
June 12
"This is the End" — Let's get meta: A group of R-rated comedy actors team up for an R-rated comedy where they play themselves as the world is ending around them. Yep, another apocalypse. Based on a short film made by Jay Baruchel and Seth Rogen, the full version includes them, James Franco, Jonah Hill, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, Michael Cera, Emma Watson and many, many more. Star-studded and potentially hilarious, but then, so was "Movie 43."
June 14
"Man of Steel" — It has been a mere seven years since the last attempt to reboot Superman, must be time to try again. This time, though, comes with the input of a few new creative minds — director Zach Snyder ("300," "Watchmen") and producer Christopher Nolan (the "Dark Knight" trilogy). The most recent trailer certainly looks a little darker than Superman films past, but also captures the majesty and hope that the character represents. Have Nolan and Snyder found the balance that will make the Man of Steel soar again?
June 21
"World War Z" — An adaptation of Max Brooks' gripping zombie apocalypse novel, this Brad Pitt-produced-and-starring film has had its fair share of troubles in production, including multiple rewrites and last-minute reshoots leading to it being pushed back six months. Fans of the book have also noted how the novel's journalistic approach has seemingly been shelved for what seems like a "War of the Worlds" retread. Good news: Director Marc Forster has much experience with excellent human drama ("Monster's Ball," "Finding Neverland"). Bad news: He also directed "Quantum of Solace," pretty universally considered the weakest of Daniel Craig's Bond run."Monsters University" — Pixar once again dips its toe into the franchise well, revisiting 2001's classic "Monsters, Inc." characters when they first met while attending college. John Goodman and Billy Crystal both return, and the younger setting seems to give the enterprise a fresher feel than a straight sequel would have. The last time Pixar revamped things for a follow-up, it gave the world "Cars 2" — but either way, expect "MU" to make a mint at the box office.
June 28
"White House Down" — No, you're not having déjà vu, terrorists are taking over the White House again. This time, director Roland Emmerich (maker of subtle dramas like "Independence Day" and "The Day After Tomorrow") oversees the action, with Channing Tatum as the heroic soldier and Jamie Foxx as the endangered president. The success of "Olympus Has Fallen" shows that this concept can be successful — but twice in the same calendar year?
"The Heat" — Sandra Bullock and red hot comedian Melissa McCarthy team up as a pair of investigators looking to take down a Russian mobster. This is only Bullock's second big film after her Oscar win for "The Blind Side," and it seems to be a retreat to familiar territory (see "Miss Congeniality" 1 and 2), while McCarthy's star power is so hot she made the mediocre-at-best "Identity Theft" into a smash.
July 3
"Despicable Me 2" — The minions are back! This animated sequel sees Gru (again voiced by Steve Carell) recruited by the Anti-Villain League to fight a big baddie voiced by Al Pacino. The original film proved a surprisingly big box office hit, and Universal is showing a lot of confidence putting the sequel on Fourth of July weekend. "Monsters" will likely be the summer's biggest family film, but "Despicable" may not be far behind.
"The Lone Ranger" — Disney is hoping to recapture that "Pirates of the Caribbean" magic by reuniting director Gore Verbinski with Johnny Depp, who plays Tonto to Armie Hammer's masked avenger. There has been plenty of controversy surrounding whether having Depp portray the Native American Tonto is racist — a fair question. The trailer features enough slam-bang action and over-the-top set pieces to appeal to the masses, but whether it will hit as big as "Pirates" is still open for debate.
July 12
"Grown Ups 2" — Time for a sequel to the 2010 comedy hit. Um, yay. This one has almost all the original cast back (Rob Schneider bowed out), and focuses on the kids' last day of school. Oddly, this is Adam Sandler's first sequel in more than 20 years of stardom, and of all the franchises to revisit, the cry to reprise "Grown Ups" seems like it should have been rather faint. Still, Sandler has a tendency to draw fans no matter what, especially with Kevin James and Chris Rock as backup again.
"Pacific Rim" — Giant monsters fighting giant robots. Seriously, what more do you need to know? Now, this one is from Guillermo del Toro, the amazing director of "Pan's Labyrinth" and the "Hellboy" franchise, and the incredible special effects are a far cry from your papa's "Godzilla" films. Can del Toro elevate epic clashes of huge beasts into something relatable on a human level? Then again, does he even have to? It's robots fighting monsters, for pete's sake!
July 17
"Turbo" — The summer's animated fare from DreamWorks sees a garden snail voiced by Ryan Reynolds who dreams of becoming the fastest snail in the world. This one has already been franchised out, with an animated series based upon the movie ready to debut on Netflix this winter. But in a crowded summer for kids flicks, will "Turbo" be left in the dust?
July 19
"R.I.P.D." — Speaking of Ryan Reynolds, here he is again as a cop who gets gunned down and is resurrected to join a team of undead detectives, including Jeff Bridges. (Get it? "Rest In Peace Department"?) The poster, the teaming up of a young star with a veteran, the sci-fi/action/comedy concept — it all feels like a "Men in Black" offshoot, and just like MIB, this one's based on a comic book. But action fans probably have bigger fish to fry this weekend.
"RED 2" — Yep, time for the sequel, and most everybody is back, with a few new additions including Catherine Zeta-Jones and Anthony Hopkins. The director this time is Dean Parisot, whose limited filmography ("Galaxy Quest," "Fun with Dick and Jane") doesn't give much indication of how he'll handle the action of this one, but with how much fans adored the original, this sequel probably has little to worry about.
July 26
"The Wolverine" — Hugh Jackman returns for his fifth portrayal of Marvel's most lovable badass (sixth if you count his "First Class" cameo), this time traveling to Japan and suffering from the loss of his lauded healing powers. The last go round, "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," wasn't exactly well-received among the fandom, so the creators are taking great pains to make this feel like a totally different film — and if the action's up to par, it might send the summer out on a high note.
July 31
"The Smurfs 2" — Sigh. You know what's really sad? This is going to be Jonathan Winters' final film. The second of an apparent trilogy(!) sees Smurfette (again Katy Perry) being courted by evil Smurf clones created by Gargamel. I can't believe I actually just wrote that sentence.
As the summer season starts to fizzle out, here are a few more titles: The kinda-sequel "300: Rise of an Empire," "2 Guns" with Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg, the futuristic action film "Elysium" with Matt Damon and Jodie Foster, the fantasy follow-up "Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters," the "Cars" spinoff "Planes" (though it isn't being made by Pixar) and superhero sequel "Kick-Ass 2."
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It seems so simple: Pick up and toss around the equivalent of a couple of soup cans a few times a week, and change your body, maybe your life. This very simplicity is at the heart of weight training, which is fast becoming one of the most popular forms of exercisetoday.
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MacIntyre (1-1), who had three shutouts in 41 regular-season games, picked up his first blanking of the playoffs and the team's third. The game marked his first start this postseason, and first since April 3.
Right wings Anthony Stewart and Joey Crabb scored for Chicago (7-6), while forwards Matt Anderson and Tim Stapleton each added two assists.
"That was playoff goaltending; you've got to hand MacIntyre a lot of credit," said Wolves Head Coach Don Lever. "We were fighting for our lives and playing desperate, but we did a nice job protecting the lead. It's an even field now."
Stewart gave the Wolves a 1-0 lead with his team-leading ninth goal of the playoffs at 12:28 of the first period. Working on the power play, Anderson passed to Stapleton to the right of the crease. Stapleton moved in, slipped a centering pass to the top of the crease, where Stewart pushed it over the line past Stars goaltender Brent Krahn.
Krahn, who has started all 10 playoff games for Texas (7-3), left the game at 14:59 of the first period and was replaced by backup Matt Climie, who made 26 saves in 43:05 of action.
Crabb gave the Wolves a 2-0 edge, 6:06 into the third period. Anderson threw the puck up the ice for a streaking Crabb, who drove towards the net and took a swipe at the bouncing puck, missing before succeeding in knocking it past Climie on his second try.
Texas 0 0 0 -- 0
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First Period---1, Chicago, Stewart 9 (Stapelton, Anderson), 12:28 pp. Penalties---Welch, Chicago (hooking), 2:34; Machacek, Chicago (cross-checking), 6:44; Hutchinson, Texas (hooking), 11:53; Jancevski, Texas (hooking), 12:54; Peters, Texas (tripping), 17:01.
Second Period---None. Penalties---Bench, Texas (too many men), 2:12; Welch, Chicago (hooking), 7:09; McCulloch, Texas (boarding), 11:01; Wilson, Texas (roughing), 14:25; Kaip, Chicago (roughing), 14:25; Ludwig, Texas (high-sticking), 17:34.
Third Period---2, Chicago, Crabb 6 (Anderson, Stapleton), 6:06; Penalties---Krog, Chicago (hooking), 0:36; Kaip, Chicago (hooking), 7:13.
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(Also interesting to note they refer to this firmware as 1.2, not 2.0, which I guess makes sense coming after 1.4, and prior to an actual 2G iPhone...)
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Gizmodo raises the Jolly Roger this morning with news that the scurvy Pwned Project DevTeam has forced the iPhone SDK beta firmware to walk the plank:
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If this lets me rock 2.0 on Rogers, I will cyber-kiss the DevTeam on the lips!
I own an unlocked 1st gen iPhone. I was wondering if I can still update it to the new iPhone 2 firmware and unlock it again.
Could someone describe it in details. I dont have an AT&T sim/connection. A friend of mine help me unlock it in the first place, and I have no clue how its done.
i did not understand any thing and i really want to jailbreak and unlock my iphone 2.0 3g
I updated my phone to 2.0 on the same day 07/11 and was fine normal just too plain, so since I knew i couldnt unlock it, it was a pain to get to back to 1.1.4, but its possible you have to do the following:
Source: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=516349
working iphone FW 1.1.4 has modem Firmware 04.03.13_G
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2A. Windows client: http://rapidshare.com/files/11940767...04.05.04G.zip
2B. Mac client: http://rapidshare.com/files/11940767....04G_En_.zip
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i have my phone back working!!!
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Personally I'd like to see him move up to LHW and start a run there. No immediate shot at Jones because he hasn't earned that but there's plenty of interesting fights for him. Shogun, Hendo, Rashad, Gustafson, Vera, lots of guys he could co-main event a PPV with.
I don't like the idea of an immediate rematch because the fight wasn't close, didn't have a terrible judges decision and didn't involve a poor decision by the ref. Besides let's presume he does win against Weidman. We'd be right back where we were with talks of him having cleaned the division and him wanting big names or superfights. I don't want to go back to that MMA world.
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Repairs to the Churn Creek Lake dam at Shawnee State Forest were successfully completed last month, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources' (ODNR) Division of Forestry. Shawnee State Forest staff, with assistance from the ODNR Division of Engineering, repaired the dam to ensure that it once again functioned effectively.
"I am pleased that ODNR had the funding and workforce talent to repair and save this important icon of our conservation legacy," said Robert Boyles, state forester and chief of ODNR's Division of Forestry. "Money for the repairs was supplied through Shawnee State Forest's annual operating budget, which is supported through timber sale revenue."
"This is a prime example of how a government agency can utilize its employees' expertise and its funding for the betterment of the local community," said state Rep. Terry Johnson, who represents Scioto County and parts of Lawrence and Adams counties. "It was important for all of us to work together to fix this problem."
A leak had developed near the spillway in the Churn Creek Lake dam. Repairs involved lowering the water level, excavating a portion of the earthen dam that was leaking and subsequently repacking the soil into the excavated dam.
When the leak was initially discovered, the ODNR Division of Engineering inspected the dam and made a recommendation of either breeching the dam and restoring the creek bed to its natural channel or repairing the dam. The ODNR Division of Forestry presented the recommendations to the local community, which resulted in strong public support for repairing the dam. State Rep. Johnson also supported and encouraged the repairs to the dam.
Churn Creek Lake is one of five small lakes located in Shawnee State Forest. The lakes were originally constructed as a water supply to Civilian Conservation Corps camps in the 1930s.
ODNR's Division of Forestry works to promote the wise use and sustainable management of Ohio's public and private woodlands. To learn more about Ohio's woodlands, forest health and tree care, visit ohiodnr.com/forestry.
ODNR ensures a wise balance between wise use and protection of our natural resources for the benefit of all. Visit the ODNR website at ohiodnr.com.


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Chattanooga Football Postgame QuotesChattanooga at No. 13 WoffordGibbs Stadium - Spartanburg, S.C.Saturday - Nov. 10, 2012
Head Coach Russ HuesmanOn what was said in the locker room after the game:"I am proud of them. Great fight. Great effort. Unbelievable effort. Unbelievable fight, especially the defense. Great effort in the second half. They got nothing in the second half up until that last 25 yards. They return a kick to the 40-yard line and our defense goes out there and bows them up and stops them to go into overtime. I don't know how much more they can do."
On trying to stop Breitenstein in overtime:"We were playing the same defense we played the whole game and stopped him. Nothing changed."
On not getting more points on the board on two drives in the second half:"No points. Missed another chip-shot field goal. You can't do that and win championships."


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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team wrapped up the 2013 regular season with a 49-0 loss at top-ranked Alabama this afternoon. The Mocs finish with an 8-4 overall record, winning a share of the Southern Conference title for the first time since 1984 with a 6-2 league tally.
UTC only trailed 7-0 at the end of the first quarter. After forcing a three-and-out on the first possession of the game, Alabama fumbled a Nick Pollard rugby punt that was recovered by Chattanooga sophomore Sema'je Kendall. UTC had first-and-ten from the Crimson Tide 34, but could only move the ball five yards before turning it over on downs.
Alabama scored on the next possession when Kenyan Drake ran over the right side for 13 yards.
The Mocs had a nice defensive stand in the first quarter. After allowing A.J. McCarron to rush for 15 yards and a first down at the UTC 44, Chattanooga held from there.
Senior Chaz Moore broke up a would-be touchdown pass to Kenny Bell over the middle on first down. Three plays later, Alabama decided to go for it on fourth-and-four at the UTC 38. Moore sniffed out a screen pass, stopping Jalston Fowler for a loss and ending the Bama drive.
The Crimson Tide found the end zone three times in the second quarter and carried a 28-0 lead into the locker room. One of those scores was a 75-yard punt return for a score by Christion Jones.
The last time the Mocs allowed a punt return for a score was also against Alabama. Javier Arenas ran one back 66 yards in th Tide's 45-0 win on Nov. 21, 2009.
Derrick Henry ran for a 5-yard score and A.J. McCarron threw a 28-yard touchdown to Kevin Norwood for the other two strikes before the half. Alabama's second unit posted three more scores in the second half for the final tally.
UTC finished with 175 yards of total offense, compared to just 84 in the 2009 game. The Mocs were without a number of starters, including sophomore quarterback Jacob Huesman. Huesman came in for one play in the first quarter when Terrell Robinson lost his helmet and had to come out.
Robinson finished 10-15 for 82 yards and one interception. He also led UTC in rushing with 37 yards on 13 carries. Freshman Derrick Craine put up 32 rushing yards on 10 attempts. Junior Marquis Green led the receiving unit with three catches for 15 yards.
Moore was the leader on defense, posting a career-high 10 tackles. He had two stops for loss, including the fourth down play in the first quarter. Senior D.J. Key also posted 10 tackles and a breakup. .
The Mocs will gather as a team tomorrow to watch the FCS Selection Show and learn their playoff fate. The show airs at 11:30 a.m. (E.S.T.) on ESPNU. Chattanooga shares the SoCon title with both Samford and Furman who won today. Due to tiebreakers, Furman win the league automatic bid to the playoffs.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
ALABAMA – 15-yard run by Kenyan Drake (Foster Kick) - 1/8:57 - 7-0
Drive: 5 plays, 83 yards, 1:51
Key Play(s): 3/9/H18 – A.J. McCarron pass complete to Clinton Norwood for 50 yards to the UTC17.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
ALABAMA – 5-yard run by Derrick Henry (Foster Kick) - 2/12:31 - 14-0
Drive: 7 plays, 80 yards, 2:46
Key Play(s): 1/10/V32 –Derrick Henry rush over right end for 27 yards to the UTC5.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
ALABAMA – 75-yard punt return by Christian Jones (Foster Kick) - 2/9:57 - 21-0
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
ALABAMA – A.J. McCarron 28-yard TD pass to Kevin Norwood (Foster Kick) - 2/2:18 - 28-0
Drive: 5 plays, 42 yards, 2:03
Key Play(s): Nick Pollard 48-yard FG blocked…Alabama ball at the UTC 42.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
ALABAMA – A.J. McCarron 38-yard TD pass to Amari Cooper (Foster Kick) - 3/11:19 - 35-0
Drive: 7 plays, 62 yards, 3:41
Key Play(s): 1/10/H38 - A.J. McCarron 11-yard pass to Kenny Bell to the Alabama 49.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
ALABAMA – 31-yard TD run by Chris Black (Foster Kick) - 3/5:33 - 42-0
Drive: 6 plays, 63 yards, 3:19
Key Play(s): 3/1/H36 - Derrick Henry rush up middle for 18 yards to the UTC31.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
ALABAMA – Dee Hart 6-yard run (Griffith Kick) - 4/5:07 - 49-0
Drive: 1 plays, 6 yards, 0:05
Key Play(s): C.J. Board fumble recoverd by Alabama and returned 35 yards by Eddie Jackson to the UTC 6.