career has the opponent had less penalties than his alabama football team. >> verne: andrew fletcher this time. interchangeable placekickers. fletcher for the year is 21 of 21 coming in. it's blocked. >> gary: my goodness. and returnable. >> verne: yes, indeed. tony brown. blocked it. now cinch it up. >> gary: the ironies go one after another here. think back to the penalty on evan engram. he takes his helmet off and gets a penalty. one more look at this block. remember, he just had roughed the kicker before but he does his job this time. i don't know if that was inside or was it brown? could have been inside that time by a'shawn robinson, number 86. engram gets the penalty and that moves the ball back 15 yards. if the ball had been 15 yards further the ball would have gone out of the end zone and the fumble would never have happened so it's one of those things like good news, bad news. we'll see, later. >> verne: here is the touchdown. >> gary: that led to that -- again, they have alabama chasing themselves in fits with these kind of burst offensive plays from either trips or that time it was basically the same thing, trips coming from the back, split out from the backfield. >> verne: wallace now 18 of 31, 251 yards, three touchdowns. 23-17. 2:54 to go. alabama, one time out remaining. wunderlich, kickoff. cyrus jones is back. number five. he's chased and avoids the tackle. up near the 28. flag down. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back on the return team. 10-yard penalty from the spot of the foul. first down. >> gary: another penalty for alabama. >> verne: that's on geno smithment tonight on cbs begins with the new hit dramas "scorpion" and "stalker" followed by a new edition of "48 hours," tonight, only cbs. >> gary: the strength of ole miss's football team is their front-four pass rush. if you want to win a championship, it's set up for your defensive line to make the plays. for alabama, do you go to number nine? you have to assume that ole miss will take your best player away. let's see what happens. >> verne: deandrew white at the top of the screen. amari cooper in the slot. first down, 10. low snap. sims picks it up. pumps. has to run. gets out of bounds to stop the clock. 2:37 to go. >> verne: again, the back-up center is bradley bozeman. >> gary: he rolled the last one back there, that's for sure. >> verne: yes, he did. >> gary: cooper on the bottom this time. >> verne: sims. caught. to the 33 yard line. christion jones makes the grab. the clock will stop after the gain of 17 while they reset the chains. >> gary: give some credit to the offensive line. they're going up against one of the most talented pass-rushing defensive lines in college football. see if this guy, number 10, can put some pressure on him right there. c.j. brown. >> verne: yeldon goes right and surges across the 40. under two to go. alabama can stop the clock once. second and two. >> gary: players down. >> verne: c.j. jones, it appears -- johnson, rather. >> gary: i just circled him, too, said "see if he can make a play." the play he made is he cramped up. >> verne: yeah. >> gary: gets on the field -- he's their quickest pass rusher from the outside. >> verne: 1:44 remaining, the clock ready for play, yeldon, empty backfield. low snap again. sims. across the middle. caught by cooper. >> gary: blake sims goes up in the pocket, sees cooper at the last second. those short throws are tough on wide receivers. the ball gets to you real quick. cooper makes a great adjustment on the catch and then uses his speed. we talked about it. to get outside the defense and make a huge play. now, the clock is zero factor. >> verne: that missed extra point looms huge. >> verne: caught by yeldon. to the 25. down to the 22. cody prewitt makes the stop. >> gary: they try to go to the t.j. yeldon screen pass that won the l.s.u. game. remember that? >> verne: one minute to go. >> gary: a lot of space at the top. just get a first down throw. >> verne: blitz. sims. out of bounds. stops the clock with 44 seconds remaining. >> gary: a late flag. >> verne: flag. >> gary: a late flag. >> referee: holding. on the offense. number 88. 10-yard penalty. >> verne: howard, the tight end. >> gary: keep your eye over there. had his hands up. he said, "ok, ok." when blake gets oufdz the pocket that's when it shows up, o.j. doesn't know where the quarterback is, when the defensive lineman tries to release he holds onto him too long. good call. >> verne: another slow snap. deep into the end zone. double coverage. it is up for grabs. it might -- no, it's out of the >> gary: this will be reviewed. >> verne: senquez golson. >> gary: he's 5'9". >> verne: intended for howard who is 6'6". >> gary: got it. his foot comes down. is he juggling it? controls that football -- that will be reviewed. this could be an interception. >> referee: the previous play is under further review. >> gary: absolutely. his left foot comes down. i think it's going to be called an interception. >> verne: the call made by jony joslyn, the back judge. golson thought he had the interception. >> gary: i think he has the interception too. the most important guy is whether the replay official, rocky goode thinks he has the interception. there's about 60,000 people who think he has the interception, i'll tell you that. >> verne: yeah. >> gary: he controls the football, to me. >> verne: college rules, one foot in. >> gary: the ole miss football team think they had it. >> verne: the coaching staff out trying to get the players back on the sidelines. there is control. >> gary: yeah. >> verne: through the play. >> gary: holds onto it with one hand. it's going to be an interception. >> verne: here is the call. >> referee: after further review, the ball was intercepted in the end zone. >> gary: remember the scramble by blake sims. another penalty by alabama. then finally we started off the show, verne, you said good bo, bad bo, and you know what it's going to be from now on as we look at bo wallace? everybody is going to say, "i know bo. i was there when bo was a senior quarterback and beat alabama." >> verne: hang on. >> gary: last time out by alabama. >> verne: yes. >> gary: forevermore, bo wallace will be able to come to the grove and tell the story about how he quarterbacked the upset against the number one team, alabama. >> verne: ole miss is about to go 5-0. the last time ole miss was 5-0, the president of the united states was john fitzgerald kennedy. >> gary: how about a day for the state of mississippi. mississippi state wins big. and now ole miss knocks off alabama. hugh freeze takes his football team and knocks them off. >> verne: they're rushing the field. bo wallace wants to keep that football. and why would he not? >> verne: it is the first time ole miss has ever defeated a top-ranked team. >> verne: long-time sports information director langston rogers who is a dear -- did you ever think you would see this day? >> verne: my gosh. hotty toddy indeed. >> gary: this wonderful scene explodesment one last football note for me. we talked about at halftime ole miss needed offense. they had 105 yardsment only way they could win. the most yards alabama has given up in the second half in two years. we know bo. >> verne: yes, we do. [laughing] >> gary: we met him yesterday. >> verne: i think back to our conversation. he said gary asked bo, "do you resent the term that you are inconsistent?" and he said, "well, i sometimes think i'm the only person in america who has ever thrown an interception." >> gary: coach freeze talked about him as other great players but he's had so much criticism, people talked about how he has not gone out on thursday nights, he's buckled in, and i said, "bo, if you win this one i'm going to let you go out on saturday night and have a good time" and he assured me he would. >> verne: got a haircut for this game. the oxford square is one of the great public squares in america. i don't think you and i want to go anywhere close to that tonight. >> gary: i can't imagine if you're an ole miss fan what this feels like. all those years. >> verne: somewhere in the middle of this mass of humanity is hugh freeze who is with allie laforce. >> allie: i don't know where the camera is. ole miss has never beaten a top-ranked opponent. what are you feeling? >> god is good to us. he's blessed us in our 2 1/2 years here. i'm so proud about the resilience of our kids. that fumble right before half, felt like you it ripped my heart out. our kids kept fighting. to beat a quality team who has been the gold standard in our conference expediates our process for sure. >> allie: you said your goal was to make ole miss a household name. do you think you did that today? >> we're close. we've recruited well. our administration supports us so well. we've got the greatest fans in the world. we're not as deep as i would like for us to be but this will help us with those recruits. >> allie: thanks. >> allie, thank you. >> verne: it's time to present "the plays of the game presented by napa auto parts." first, what turns out to be the winning touchdown. bo wallace. it was reviewed and determined a legal catch. and then, toward the end of the game, senquez golson goes up, called complete out of the end zone, it was reviewed and ruled an interception and the first time since 1962 the ole miss rebels are 5-0. how lucky are we. >> gary: we've had good games, one right after another. >> verne: for gary danielson, allie laforce, verne lundquist saying so long from oxford. our guys in the truck. craig silver. steve melvin. our guys up here. 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