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Final: Iowa 28, Nebraska 20

The Hawkeyes finish the regular season with a perfect 12-0 record and are just one win away from the college football playoff. C.J. Beathard goes just 9-for-16 passing for 97 yards but Jordan Canzeri rushes 17 times for 139 yards and two touchdowns. Tommy Armstrong Jr. throws for 296 yards for Nebraska but was intercepted four times including one returned for a touchdown. Imani Cross scores two touchdowns and rushes for 55 yards to lead the Cornhuskers, who finish at 5-7 and likely miss out on a bowl game.

4th Quarter- Iowa 28, Nebraska 20: Drew Brown makes a 42-yard field goal and it is an one-possession game with 1:17 left in the game.

4th Quarter- 2:00 left: Nebraska ball but 120 seconds to go before Iowa is 12-0.

4th Quarter- 4:14 left: Armstrong’s fourth interception of the day should pretty much seal this up for the Iowa.

4th Quarter- 4:27 left: Iowa punts and Nebraska has the ball at midfield needing two scores late.

4th Quarter- 6:37 left: Nebraska goes on 4th-and-1 and the Iowa defense holds and the Hawkeyes get the ball back with an 11-point lead. Cornhuskers may regret not trying a field goal to make it an one-possession game.

4th Quarter- 9:16 left: Iowa challenging a first down by Nebraska that may mean the difference between the Cornhuskers continuing a drive or Iowa getting possession back and running back down the clock. The call stands on the field.

4th Quarter- 11:24 left: Cornhuskers with the ball at the Iowa 48 down by 11 as darkness falls over Lincoln.

End of 3rd Quarter: Nebraska is on the drive trying to pull closer with 15 minutes to go. Armstrong has the three interceptions but has thrown for 203 yards for Nebraska and has 40 yards rushing. Canzeri has 126 yards now rushing on 11 carries and the two touchdowns. Iowa has a 28-17 lead looking for their 12-0 regular season.

3rd Quarter- 5:06 left: Armstrong gets intercepted for the third time for the afternoon as he tries to go deep and the Hawkeyes have a chance to do some damage while they have the wind.

3rd Quarter- Iowa 28, Nebraska 17: Canzeri takes it to the house yet again, this time it is a 67-yard touchdown run on the first play of Iowa’s next possession. That was very quick. Canzeri has 129 yards rushing now for the day.

3rd Quarter- Iowa 21, Nebraska 17: Nebraska responds with a four-yard touchdown run by Imani Cross and it is back to being a one-possession game with 7:00 to play in the quarter.

3rd Quarter- 10:00 left: The Cornhuskers are in Iowa territory and need to score to respond.

3rd Quarter- Iowa 21, Nebraska 10: Jordan Canzeri takes it in from 29 yards out on the ground and the Hawkeyes take a two-possession lead with 12:17 to go in the quarter.

Halftime: Iowa 14, Nebraska 10

The Hawkeyes are just 30 minutes away from a perfect regular season. C.J. Beathard is 5-for-11 passing for 60 yards and a touchdown for Iowa. Nebraska’s Tommy Armstrong Jr. is 9-for-17 for 102 yards. Cethan Carter has three catches for 72 yards for the Hawkeyes. Nebraska has 168 total yards to Iowa’s 112.

2nd Quarter- Iowa 14, Nebraska 10: Drew Brown makes a 35-yard field goal to pull the Cornhuskers closer.

2nd Quarter- 3:21 left: Nebraska goes for it on fourth down and comes up short late in the half giving the Hawkeyes a chance to bust this game open.

2nd Quarter- Iowa 14, Nebraska 7: The Hawkeyes defense scores on their own as Parker Heese picks off Armstrong and goes four yards for a touchdown to give Iowa the lead.

2nd Quarter- 7:22 left: Midway through the second quarter with Nebraska having the football. Beathard is 5-for-8 for 60 yards for Iowa while Armstrong is just 2-for-6 for 27 yards for the Cornhuskers.

2nd Quarter- Iowa 7, Nebraska 7: Imani Cross runs it in from four yards out and the game is tied up with 10:18 left in the first half.

2nd Quarter- 11:33 left: Iowa makes a stop but Desmond King fumbles on the punt return and Nebraska has great field position deep in Hawkeyes territory.

2nd Quarter- Iowa 7, Nebraska 0: The Hawkeyes score first on a ten-yard touchdown pass from C.J. Beathard to George Kittle with 13:50 left in the first half.

End of 1st Quarter: A scoreless tie through 15 minutes. Neither team is getting much offense going.

1st Quarter- 5:24 left: Iowa can’t get anything really going yet again. Nebraska playing solid defense so far.

1st Quarter- 6:53 left: After a bad Iowa punt, the Hawkeyes get it right back as Tommy Armstrong, Jr. is intercepted.

1st Quarter- 8:53 left: Nothing for Nebraska either on their first possession. This could turn into a low-scoring battle.

1st Quarter- 12:23 left: Iowa can’t do much on their first possession but pins the Cornhuskers deep in their own territory.

Pregame

It is a cold but perfect day for football as the Iowa Hawkeyes look to go undefeated in the regular season as they play the Nebraska Cornhuskers in Lincoln. Iowa has already clinched a spot in next week’s Big Ten Conference title game but needs a win in this one to remain in the case for the college football playoff. Kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. Eastern/2:30 p.m. Central with live updates throughout the game.

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Emily Blunt has got it going on. Widely known for her roles in films like The Devil Wears Prada, The Young Victoria, The Adjustment Bureau, the British proved her talent on countless occasions. And we can’t tear our eyes away from her.

Embodying that innocent appeal mixed with a classic beauty, Blunt has proved that she’s more than just a pretty face… although we don’t hate that she has one. Naturally we could go on and on about this all day, but then we’d probably be fired. Sorry!

So we’ll shut up now. Check out her hottest photos below.

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Final: TCU 28, Baylor 21 (2OT)

TCU had the first possession of the second overtime and Boykin found KaVontae Turpin for an eight-yard touchdown to take a 28-21 lead. Baylor had a chance to extend the game but Chafin was stopped on 4th-and-1 and the Horned Frogs move to 10-2 on the season with the Big 12 Conference win. The Bears fall to 9-2. Chris Johnson finished 7-for-24 for 62 yards as the Baylor starting quarterback for the first time. Trevone Boykin would finish 18-for-33 for 148 yards. Devin Chafin would finish with 119 yards rushing on 26 carries with two touchdowns. It makes the Oklahoma-Oklahoma State game on Saturday night now be for the conference title.

First Overtime: Baylor scores on a four-yard touchdown pass from Johnson to Chafin to make it a 21-14 game. TCU gets a touchdown from Boykin on an one-yard quarterback sneak on their possession and the extra point is made. On to a second overtime tied at 21.

End of 4th Quarter: This game is going to overtime all tied up at 14 apiece. Devin Chafin has 111 yards rushing on 22 carries for Baylor while Aaron Green has 68 yards rushing on 16 carries. It has been a nightmare passing on a night where the rain has poured down most of the game. Chris Johnson is 6-for-23 for 58 yards for the Bears while Trevone Boykin is 15-for-30 for 128 yards for the Horned Frogs.

4th Quarter- 2:10 left: Perry’s next punt pins Baylor to their own 1-yard line. With the turnovers in this game, who knows how this will turn out.

4th Quarter- 4:57 left: As soon as Baylor gets it on the fumble, they fumble themselves. Turnovers galore on a rainy night.

4th Quarter- 5:04 left: A turning point as TCU punter Ethan Perry’s kick goes just eight yards after fumbling and being tackled as he kicked it. Baylor ball at their own 47.

4th Quarter- 7:09 left: Another punt during this scoreless second half.

4th Quarter- 11:35 left: Baylor gets the ball back and goes for it on 4th-and-1 and converts again.

4th Quarter- 14:06 left: Baylor fumbles deep in TCU territory to end their chance to break the deadlock. Horned Frogs ball trying to take advantage now.

End of 3rd Quarter: A 15 minutes that neither team would like to remember as the score remains deadlocked at 14 apiece. Chris Johnson is 6-for-21 passing for just 58 yards while Trevone Boykin is 11-for-23 for 117 yards. Devin Chafin has 44 yards and two touchdowns on the ground for Baylor while Aaron Green has 65 yards rushing for TCU. Baylor will begin the final 15 minutes on the Horned Frogs’ 23-yard line.

3rd Quarter- 1:00 left: There have been a total of three first downs in the quarter so far but Baylor gets great field position on a deflected punt.

3rd Quarter- 4:40 left: The rain continues to fall and the two teams can’t get any consistent offense going.

3rd Quarter- 8:47 left: Weather continues to wreck havoc on this game as the teams continue trading punts in this third quarter of play.

3rd Quarter- 11:02 left: TCU punts again but this time pins Baylor back to their own 3-yard line. Should make for an interesting next drive.

3rd Quarter- 13:45 left: First possession of the second half goes nowhere for TCU and they are forced to punt.

Halftime: Baylor 14, TCU 14

A sloppy first half in the rain leads to a tie game after 30 minutes of play. Trevone Boykin is 7-for-15 passing for 97 yards, a touchdown and an interception but has also fumbled. Aaron Green is leading the Horned Frogs on the ground with 35 yards rushing on nine carries. Chris Johnson is 6-for-13 for 58 yards and an interception passing for Baylor while Johnny Jefferson has 66 yards on the ground over his six carries.

2nd Quarter- 4:51 left: Turnovers continue as Boykin fumbles for TCU and it is recovered by Baylor’s Taylor Young.

2nd Quarter- 6:42 left: Baylor’s defense continues to step up and has slowed the TCU offense to a crawl.

2nd Quarter- TCU 14, Baylor 14: A key turnover by the Bears as TCU’s Josh Carraway picks up a fumble and goes 55 yards and with 12:55 left in the first half, the game is tied again.

End of 1st Quarter: Just as it appears Baylor would have a chance to gain a bigger lead, TCU gets an interception of their own by Nick Orr as the quarter comes to an end. Johnny Jefferson has 58 rushing yards on three carries for Baylor while Trevone Boykin is 5-for-10 for 84 yards, a touchdown and an interception for the Horned Frogs.

1st Quarter- :51 left: Boykin gets picked off into the 10-yard line as TCU tried to tie the game but it will be Baylor ball now on the Xavien Howard interception.

1st Quarter- 1:48 left: The defenses for both sides have come out to play as the rain increases in intensity with punts galore now late in the quarter as Baylor fumbles the latest one giving TCU great field position.

1st Quarter- 5:03 left: A wild first quarter continues with a TCU touchdown called incomplete after a review and the Horned Frogs not converting a fourth down, giving the ball back to Baylor.

1st Quarter- Baylor 14, TCU 7: Chafin scores his second touchdown of the game on a five-yard run with 7:28 left as neither team can be stopped. This latest Bears score comes from a possession led by Johnny Jefferson in the running game including a 44-yard run.

1st Quarter- Baylor 7, TCU 7: TCU ties the game up quickly on a 25-yard touchdown pass from Trevone Boykin to Jarrison Stewart with 8:55 left in the opening quarter. A scoreboard operator’s nightmare is starting….

1st Quarter- Baylor 7, TCU 0: The Horned Frogs had an interception in the end zone called back by a penalty before Baylor gets on the board with a one-yard touchdown run from Devin Chafin on 4th-and-goal with 10:40 left in the quarter.

1st Quarter- 13:55 left: Baylor goes on 4th-and-1 and gets the first down on a key early play.

Pregame

A cold, rainy night in Fort Worth as the Baylor Bears play the TCU Horned Frogs. Baylor needs two wins and a Oklahoma State win on Saturday night to clinch the Big 12 Conference title. TCU would love to ruin Baylor’s hopes after losing last year to the Bears. There was a 50-minute lightning delay before opening kickoff.

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Final: Ohio State 42, Michigan 13

A dominating performance by Ohio State as they improve to 11-1 on the season. Ezekiel Elliott finished the afternoon with 215 rushing yards on 30 carries and two touchdowns. J.T. Barrett added 138 rushing yards and three touchdowns along with going 9-for-15 passing for 113 yards and another touchdown. Jake Rudock played well for Michigan before getting knocked out of the game going 19-for-33 for 263 yards and a touchdown. Jehu Chesson had eight catches for 111 yards. The Wolverines finish the regular season with a 9-3 record after this big loss.

4th Quarter- 2:44 left: Ohio State goes for it on 4th down looking to pile on some more and Michigan is able to finally stop the Buckeyes.

4th Quarter- 4:16 left: Joey Bosa picks off Wilton Speight and rumbles down inside the Michigan 10-yard line as a exclamation point on this game.

4th Quarter- 4:50 left: Michigan blocks the Ohio State punt but it is too little, too late now down by 29.

4th Quarter- 7:35 left: Buckeyes get the ball back and will look to run the clock out.

4th Quarter- Ohio State 42, Michigan 13: J.T. Barrett scores his third rushing touchdown of the game on a 17-yard run and the rout is on in Ann Arbor for the Buckeyes with 8:43 left.

4th Quarter- 8:51 left: Ohio State decides to go for it on 4th down with a big lead and not in punt or field goal range and Michigan commits pass interference to give the Buckeyes a first down.

4th Quarter- 11:16 left: Michigan goes for it on 4th down and can’t convert down by 22 points. The Buckeyes take over in Michigan territory and Elliott goes over the 200-yard mark on the first play.

4th Quarter- 12:12 left: Jake Rudock gets rocked by Joey Bosa and Rudock hurt on the play landing hard on his left shoulder.

4th Quarter- Ohio State 35, Michigan 13: Elliott puts a dagger into the hearts of all Michigan fans and players with a ten-yard touchdown run and he is now up to 195 yards rushing for the game with 12:53 to play. The Big House is very quiet except for the Buckeyes fans who made the trip to the state up north.

4th Quarter- Ohio State 28, Michigan 13: Kenny Allen makes a 27-yard field goal to make it a two-possession game but the Wolverines could have really used a touchdown with 14:44 to play in the game.

End of 3rd Quarter: Michigan is down to the Ohio State 9 as the quarter ends. Jake Rudock is 18-for-29 for 243 yards through the air for the Wolverines. Ohio State is doing their damage on the ground. Ezekiel Elliott has 167 yards rushing on 20 carries while J.T. Barrett has 104 yards on the ground and two touchdowns while adding 75 yards through the air. The Wolverines need a touchdown on this possession to stay in it.

3rd Quarter- Ohio State 28, Michigan 10: A 16-play drive ends with a touchdown by No. 16 J.T. Barrett on a 13-yard rushing score with 1:45 left in the quarter. The Buckeyes are unstoppable on the ground this afternoon.

3rd Quarter- 4:33 left: Ohio State driving deep into Michigan territory looking to extend their cushion.

3rd Quarter- 8:50 left: The Wolverines have to punt and now Ohio State has a chance to use their running game to open this game up.

3rd Quarter- 11:08 left: Michigan converts another third down when they need it to keep a drive alive.

3rd Quarter- Ohio State 21, Michigan 10: Jalin Marshall hauls in a 25-yard touchdown pass from Barrett and the Buckeyes extend their lead with 12:21 to play in the quarter.

3rd Quarter- 14:08 left: Elliott goes over the 100-yard mark on the ground with a 21-yard run early in Ohio State’s first possession of the second half.

Halftime: Ohio State 14, Michigan 10

A great first 30 minutes of football in Ann Arbor with the Buckeyes having a four-point lead at the intermission. Ezekiel Elliott has 99 yards rushing on ten carries and a touchdown for Ohio State while J.T. Barrett has 64 yards on the ground and is just 3-for-6 passing for 18 yards. Michigan has got a solid first half from Jake Rudock who is 14-for-24 for 174 yards and a touchdown. Jehu Chesson has four catches for 53 yards to lead the Wolverines.

2nd Quarter- Ohio State 14, Michigan 10: The Wolverines get the response they needed as Rudock finds Chesson in the end zone for a five-yard touchdown with exactly one minute to go before the break. Rudock is up to 174 yards passing.

2nd Quarter- 1:24 left: Michigan nearing the end zone after an Ohio State pass interference penalty allowed the drive to continue.

2nd Quarter- The Wolverines desperately need a scoring drive before the first half ends especially with Ohio State getting the ball to begin the second half.

2nd Quarter- Ohio State 14, Michigan 3: A very impressive drive by the Buckeyes including several long runs by Barrett ends with a five-yard touchdown run by Elliott with 5:01 to go before halftime.

2nd Quarter- Ohio State 7, Michigan 3: The Wolverines put together a solid drive but can only come up with a Kenny Allen 25-yard field goal with 9:25 to go in the half.

2nd Quarter- 12:37 left: Michigan is having success with the Rudock to Jehu Chesson connection, converting third down passes and is driving.

End of 1st Quarter: The big Buckeyes drive near the end of the quarter is the big story. Elliott has 75 yards rushing on five carries. Jake Rudock is 5-for-10 passing for Michigan for 56 yards while Peppers, the normal safety, leads the Wolverines in rushing with 14 yards on the ground.

1st Quarter- Ohio State 7, Michigan 0: J.T. Barrett takes it upon himself and runs it in from seven yards out to give the Buckeyes the lead with 1:05 to play in the opening quarter.

1st Quarter- 1:56 left: The first big play comes on an Ezekiel Elliott 66-yard run coming out of a timeout on a possession extended by a Michigan roughing the kicker penalty.

1st Quarter- 4:26 left: Jabrill Peppers have basically played every offensive position already for Michigan but the Wolverines can’t find any points yet.

1st Quarter- 7:54 left: Ohio State has some success on their first drive but have to punt it away near midfield.

1st Quarter- 10:37 left: Wolverines get to the Buckeyes’ 36-yard line but have to punt it away.

1st Quarter- 12:47 left: Michigan driving into Ohio State territory on the first possession of the game.

Pregame

A cloudy, cool day in Ann Arbor as the “Big Game” arrives again when the Michigan Wolverines face the Ohio State Buckeyes at Noon Eastern. The winner will be hoping for a Michigan State loss to win the Big Ten Conference East Division title. How will the first meeting between Urban Meyer and Jim Harbaugh go on the field? This is shaping up to be a real good one.

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Christmas commercials 2015—we’ll be hearing a lot about them as various ad agencies see this as a big chance to win a Clio with some sentimentality. That’s not just an American thing, either. Every year brings in a slew of European chain stores with their own Christmas traditions of commercials designed to bring a tear to your eye and their logo to mind.

The execs at the German supermarket chain EDEKA, however, have really pushed the envelope. We started watching this commercial thinking it was going to be a tearjerker that was clearly influenced by the first several minutes of Pixar’s Up. No. It is not that. This commercial is something much weirder.

We don’t want to give anything away. Let’s just say that EDEKA’s message for Christmas is that it’s time to return back home — by hook or by crook, it seems….

Doutzen Kroes just became the face (and bod) of Christmas 2015 by busting out with some sexy seasonal-themed shots for H&M clothing stores. That’s enough to make up for the Dutch beauty now being an official ex-Angel for the Victoria’s Secret lingerie line. It doesn’t quite make up for Doutzen having a real quiet year, but we’ll try to be understanding about that.

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After all, the model MILF had a really busy 2015. That’s when she left her Victoria’s Secret duties while staying busy with a a a major Calvin Klein campaign. And, as (sadly) noted, Doutzen was probably also distracted by having a kid last year. But as you can see here, she’s back in plenty of great shape to push some very good cheer as our kind of Christmas spirit for H&M…

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Final: Alabama 29, Auburn 13

Derrick Henry carried the Crimson Tide literally on his back in the second half to the SEC title game with his 271 yards rushing. Jake Coker finished 17-for-26 for 179 yards and a touchdown for Alabama. The Crimson Tide will play Florida next Saturday afternoon for the SEC title. Jeremy Johnson threw for 172 yards and a touchdown for Auburn, who fell to 6-6 to end the 2015 regular season.

4th Quarter- Alabama 29, Auburn 13: Derrick Henry scored on his 46th carry of the afternoon with a 25-yard touchdown run to reach 271 yards rushing for the afternoon/evening as a final exclamation point with 26 seconds left.

4th Quarter- 2:13 left: Auburn’s last hope is dashed on two dropped passes on third and fourth down. Alabama should be able to run the clock out now to move to the SEC Championship Game.

4th Quarter- 2:46 left: Alabama goes on fourth down and comes up short. Auburn has a chance but needs a miracle now…..

4th Quarter- 2:55 left: Henry rushes for the 40th time in the game and is up to 227 yards for the Crimson Tide.

4th Quarter- 6:12 left: Derrick Henry is over 200 yards rushing for the game for Alabama and looks to be locking up the Heisman Trophy in the process.

4th Quarter- 7:49 left: Auburn can’t respond to the Alabama score and has to punt as time is beginning to run out on the Tigers.

4th Quarter- Alabama 22, Auburn 13: Adam Griffith hits a fifth field goal, this time from 47 yards out to make it a two-possession game for the Crimson Tide with 10:04 left.

4th Quarter- 12:15 left: Auburn gets 30 yards of penalties on a late hit and a unsportsmanlike conduct penalty against the bench. A huge blow for the Tigers.

4th Quarter- 13:43 left: Alabama ball after Auburn has to punt to begin the quarter.

End of 3rd Quarter: Derrick Henry has 160 yards rushing on 28 carries for Alabama as the final 15 minutes of the Iron Bowl arrive. Jake Coker is 15-for-24 for 177 yards and a touchdown. Calvin Ridley has six catches for 90 yards for the Crimson Tide. Jeremy Johnson has 143 yards passing for Auburn as the Tigers try to pull off the huge upset at home.

3rd Quarter- Henry is over 150 yards for the game and has broke the single-season Alabama rushing record.

3rd Quarter- Alabama 19, Auburn 13: The Tigers get a miracle of sorts as Jason Smith tips a pass back to himself from Jeremy Johnson and goes 77 yards for a touchdown to pull Auburn back within six points with 4:27 left.

3rd Quarter- Alabama 19, Auburn 6: Coker escapes pressure again and hits ArDarius Stewart for a 34-yard touchdown as the Crimson Tide are the first team to find the end zone for the day with 5:14 left in the quarter.

3rd Quarter- 6:06 left: Alabama goes on 4th-and-inches after Coker escaped pressure on third down to get close to the first down marker and Henry gets the first down.

3rd Quarter- 10:01 left: Auburn can’t get anything going on their first drive of the half and punts it away on 4th-and-1 at their own 48.

3rd Quarter- 13:05 left: Henry gets the ball plenty to start the drive but Alabama stalls and has to punt on their first possession of the second half.

Halftime: Alabama 12, Auburn 6

The battle of field goals continues right into the intermission. Jovon Robinson has 53 yards rushing on 11 carries for the Tigers in the first half while Derrick Henry is over the 100-yard mark again with 103 rushing yards on 16 carries for the Crimson Tide. Jake Coker is 8-for-14 for 100 yards passing for Alabama through the first 30 minutes. Jeremy Johnson is just 3-for-7 for 58 yards for Auburn.

2nd Quarter- Alabama 12, Auburn 6: Adam Griffith makes his fourth field goal of the half as he hits from 50 yards out to give the Crimson Tide a six-point lead with 24 seconds left.

2nd Quarter- 1:24 left: Carlson’s 48-yard field goal for Auburn goes wide right as the Tigers tried to tie the game before halftime. Alabama with a chance with 84 seconds left to score again.

2nd Quarter- 4:30 left: Auburn running the ball down Alabama’s throat with Jovon Robinson on this drive.

2nd Quarter- Alabama 9, Auburn 6: The Crimson Tide go deep as Jake Coker and Calvin Ridley find a connection to get into scoring range but once again, it is a Griffith field goal from 26 yards out with 6:58 left in the half.

2nd Quarter- 9:19 left: The Tigers can’t score on their latest possession. Can Auburn beat Henry when Alabama goes back on offense however?

2nd Quarter- Alabama 6, Auburn 6: The field goal fest continues as Griffith makes a 40-yard field goal to tie the game with 11:47 left in the first half.

2nd Quarter- 13:02 left: Derrick Henry is starting to run wild. 85 yards on 11 carries for Alabama.

End of 1st Quarter: Field goals galore in the opening 15 minutes. Derrick Henry has 51 yards on seven carries so far for Alabama while Jovon Robinson has 23 rushing yards rushing on three carries for Auburn.

1st Quarter- Auburn 6, Alabama 3: Carlson drills a 44-yard field goal with 1:49 left in the quarter and the Tigers have the lead.

1st Quarter- 5:12 left: After Alabama has a first down called back on a penalty, the Crimson Tide punt and Auburn returns it back into Alabama territory.

1st Quarter- Auburn 3, Alabama 3: Daniel Carlson makes a 24-yard field goal and the Tigers may regret not getting a touchdown here with 7:35 left in the quarter.

1st Quarter- 9:09 left: Auburn surging down the field on the Alabama defense and is into the red zone.

1st Quarter- Alabama 3, Auburn 0: Adam Griffith puts the Crimson Tide on the board first with a 26-yard field goal with 11:28 left in the opening quarter.

1st Quarter- 14:27 left: Auburn’s first drive goes 3-and-out and lasts just 33 seconds.

Pregame

The Iron Bowl is the biggest game of the game in the SEC and this year’s battle between the Alabama Crimson Tide and Auburn Tigers won’t be any different. Alabama continues to look to stay on the winning track looking to make the playoff for a second straight year while Auburn wants a repeat of what happened two years ago when the Tigers won on a last-second missed field goal return. Kickoff is just after 3:30 p.m. Eastern/2:30 p.m. Central.

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We weren’t expecting much trailer action as we headed into Thanksgiving. We figured Star Wars: The Force Awakens might dish up some Luke Skywalker, but that didn’t happen. What we got instead wasn’t so bad, though. Two surprises, a potential guilty pleasure, and a horror movie that we didn’t know was happening. We’re only 50% confident in our enthusiasm here, but at least we’re starting strong with these sneak peeks…

Captain America: Civil War

Yeah, this one was supposed to be another reason to see Stars Wars: The Force Awakens—but, instead, Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! to debut the trailer and complain about Atlanta being too hot and humid for making superhero movies. There’s’s been a lot to analyze here, with the Black Panther making his Marvel debut, plus Martin Freeman barely showing up as the Official Superhero Liaison to the U.S. government. Also, Crossfire shows up if you watch carefully…

Barbershop: The Next Cut

This one kind of snuck up on us—but it’s fun to suddenly see a Barbershop trilogy that carries on with Ice Cube, Cedric the Entertainer, Regina Hall, Anthony Anderson, Eve, JB Smoove, and more. We’re willing to predict this one will become a surprise hit, because we didn’t know that we were looking forward to it…..

Fifty Shades of Black

Marlon Wayans was overdue to jump on a hit to parody, and it’s not like we have to get upset about him not showing proper respect to Fifty Shades of Grey. Yeah, it’s looking a little like another predictable movie where all the recent pop-culture high-water marks get spoofed, although Wayans seems to be getting too late to Magic Mike, and probably a few other things. We were hoping to see more of Jane Seymour , too. We were looking at some really sexy shots of her from the ’70s earlier this week….

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And here’s an offbeat upcoming horror movie—with The Walking Dead’s Sarah Wayne Callies starring as a grieving mother who starts up an occult ceremony to get some closure with her dead child. As usual, something gets left open, and now evil spirits are busting into the physical world. It’s hard to get scared by a player piano nowadays, but some moments look pretty good. Hosted here by MTV, but not from MTV Studios, which might explain why it seems better than expected….

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Final: Stanford 38, Notre Dame 36

Conrad Ukropina hits a 45-yard field goal as time expires and the Cardinal end any hopes that the Irish had of making the college football playoff. A game for the ages. Kevin Hogan goes 17-for-21 passing for 269 yards and four touchdowns while Christian McCaffrey had 94 yards rushing on 27 carries. Devon Cajuste finishes with five catches for 125 yards for Stanford, who improves to 10-2. DeShone Kizer goes 13-for-25 passing for 234 yards and a touchdown while rushing 16 times for 128 yards and another score. Josh Adams finishes the night with 168 rushing yards on 18 carries for Notre Dame, who falls to 10-2 for the season. Will Fuller had six catches for 136 yards as well for the Irish.

4th Quarter- :10 left: Hogan finds Devon Cajuste on a 27-yard pass and the Cardinal are at the Notre Dame 30.

4th Quarter- Notre Dame 36, Stanford 35: DeShone Kizer takes it in from two yards out with 30 seconds left to give the Fighting Irish the lead. Kizer has thrown for 234 yards and rushed for 127 yards more.

4th Quarter- :35 left: Notre Dame is at the 2-yard line after converting a 4th-and-1.

4th Quarter- 1:44 left: The Irish are now to the Stanford 10-yard line.

4th Quarter- 4:35 left: Notre Dame has driven to the Stanford 35-yard line looking to get a needed win for their playoff chances.

4th Quarter- 6:58 left: The two teams trade punts and it will be Fighting Irish football again in the closing minutes of this epic showdown.

4th Quarter- 11:40 left: Notre Dame gets the stop they need and have the ball back with a chance to take the lead again.

4th Quarter- 13:53 left: The Irish are stopped for one of the few times tonight. Can they now stop Stanford before they score again and make it a two-possession game?

4th Quarter- Stanford 35, Notre Dame 29: Hogan throws his fourth touchdown pass of the game with a ten-yard pass to Austin Hooper just five seconds into the final quarter.

End of 3rd Quarter: The Cardinal has the ball at the Notre Dame 10-yard line to begin the final 15 minutes. Kevin Hogan is 13-for-16 passing for 222 yards and three touchdowns for Stanford while Christian McCaffrey has rushed for 74 yards on 20 carries. DeShone Kizer is 9-for-16 passing for 184 yards and a touchdown while adding 112 rushing yards for Notre Dame through the first three quarters. This is going to come down to one final possession.

3rd Quarter- 2:08 left: Stanford is making a run at the lead again with the ball at the Notre Dame 32 after an Irish penalty.

3rd Quarter- Notre Dame 29, Stanford 28: The scoring fest continues as Josh Adams goes 62 yards on the ground to give the Irish the lead with 5:24 left in the third. Adams has 11 carries for 140 yards for the game. Notre Dame can’t get the two-point conversion though and it is a one-point game.

3rd Quarter- 6:23 left: DeShone Kizer has accounted for nearly 300 yards of offense for Notre Dame including 108 yards rushing from the quarterback position.

3rd Quarter- Stanford 28, Notre Dame 23: Remound Wright pounds it in from one yard out and the Cardinal retake the lead with 6:58 to play in the quarter as this back-and-forth game rolls on.

3rd Quarter- 9:08 left: The Cardinal are looking to respond and have driven to the Notre Dame 10-yard line.

3rd Quarter- Notre Dame 23, Stanford 21: Justin Yoon makes his third field goal of the night with a 29-yard kick and the Irish has taken the lead back with 11:03 to play in the quarter.

3rd Quarter- 11:21 left: Notre Dame has come out on all cylinders in the second half and are deep in Stanford territory on their first possession.

Halftime: Stanford 21, Notre Dame 20

Just as it looked like Notre Dame would take the lead again, Kizer fumbles deep in Stanford territory and it remains a one-point lead for the Cardinal after 30 minutes of play. Kevin Hogan is 12-for-15 passing for 180 yards and three touchdowns. Christian McCaffrey has 15 carries for 55 yards for Stanford. DeShone Kizer was 5-for-8 passing for 133 yards and a touchdown and added 84 yards on the ground over seven carries. Will Fuller has four catches for 113 yards for the Irish.

2nd Quarter- Will Notre Dame now try to score before the break or will they be happy just going into the locker room?

2nd Quarter- Stanford 21, Notre Dame 20: Hogan’s third touchdown pass of the half gives the Cardinal the lead back as he finds Michael Rector for a 14-yard score and with 48 seconds to go before the break, the lead changes hands again.

2nd Quarter- Notre Dame 20, Stanford 14: Will Fuller makes sure the Irish get the lead this time around with a 73-yard touchdown catch from DeShone Kizer with 2:15 to play in the half. Kizer is now 5-for-7 passing for 133 yards.

2nd Quarter- 3:22 left: The high-powered Stanford offense that went down the field on their first two possessions can’t get a first down this time around and the Irish will have another chance to take the lead before halftime.

2nd Quarter- Stanford 14, Notre Dame 13: The Irish march down the field again but once again, they are forced to accept a Yoon field goal. This Yoon kick from 25 yards out makes it a one-point game with 5:02 left before halftime.

2nd Quarter- 9:21 left: Notre Dame finally stops Stanford and gets the ball with a chance to take the lead.

2nd Quarter- 10:57 left: Stanford gets the ball back and is once again going down the field on the Fighting Irish defense in a shocking, effective manner.

2nd Quarter- Stanford 14, Notre Dame 10: Justin Yoon hits a 26-yard field goal to pull the Irish closer with 12:26 to play in the first half after Notre Dame put together a great opening offensive possession.

End of 1st Quarter: A wild, high-scoring quarter as Notre Dame is marching down the field again. Hogan is 7-for-9 for 90 yards and two touchdowns for Stanford so far. Christian McCaffrey has 41 yards rushing on 11 carries. DeShone Kizer has completed both of his pass attempts to Will Fuller for 29 yards while Josh Adams has 27 rushing yards on three carries.

1st Quarter- Stanford 14, Notre Dame 7: Another score for the Cardinal before Notre Dame runs a single offensive play as Hogan throws his second touchdown pass of the game, this time to Devon Cajuste from six yards out with 1:54 to play in the opening quarter.

1st Quarter- 7:26 left: Stanford is marching down the field yet again after the Notre Dame score.

1st Quarter- Notre Dame 7, Stanford 7: C.J. Sanders returns the ensuing kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown and just like that, the Fighting Irish has tied the game back up just 11 seconds after the Cardinal had scored.

1st Quarter- Stanford 7, Notre Dame 0: The Cardinal match down the field on their first possession as Kevin Hogan throws an one-yard touchdown pass to Remound Wright with 9:29 to go in the opening period of play.

Pregame

Saturday night will bring a huge matchup for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish as they attempt to stay in the national championship race on the road against the Stanford Cardinal. Notre Dame is likely going to need some help to make the playoff and plays a very talented Stanford team in this one. Perfect weather is expected for the kickoff at just after 7:30 p.m. Eastern/4:30 p.m. Pacific.

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Hafþór Björnsson—aka “The Mountain” from Game of Thrones—broke the World Record in a Keg Toss by throwing a 33-lb. keg over his head, and sending it sailing for 24 feet and six inches. Damn. Even more amazing, Hafþór is just 27 years old and doing this while we’re still trying to find the energy to get off the couch from eating too much on Thanksgiving.

We’d like for someone to either roll us off the couch like a keg, or roll a keg over to us. Meanwhile, this Icelandic giant probably ate twice as much as we did, and still went skipping off to once again nail his billing as Europe’s Strongest Man. Oberyn Martell never had a chance.

Of course, we’re not sure if Hafþór counts Iceland as part of Europe, or if he considers himself to own titles as both the Strongest Man in Europe and Strongest Man in Iceland. We know that Iceland is closer to Europe than it is to North America. You know what? We’re going to go with whatever Hafþór says…

Alabama and Auburn met in the Iron Bowl yesterday, and the Crimson Tide’s 29-13 win was carefully chronicled by COED here. But let’s dwell some more on Jason Smith’s amazing catch that defied the odds and became a touchdown instead of a Jim Carrey tribute.

There was a good reason that this year’s Iron Bowl was one of the most civil games ever. Auburn put on a really fine display with their offensive and defensive teams. Nobody could walk away gloating over their rivals having a crappy team this year. Jason provided a great example of that with a TD catch that looked more like something out of a 9th grade recess.

We’ve been watching this over and over again—mostly for the sight of Jason taking off once he realizes he’s used up all of the luck that he’s ever going to get on this play. Now we’re watching it some more, and hoping the NFL will serve up something this fun later on today…

Natalie Dormer showed up in Women’s Health magazine, and we’re suddenly understanding why Playboy is willing to give up shooting nude pics of gals for a while. We were a lot more excited about that issue of Women’s Health—and partly because Natalie is willing to get really geeky about both her Game of Thrones role and The Hunger Games franchise. The Women’s Health website got a really enthusiastic response when they asked her who she’d take into the Hunger Games arena with her…

“Oh, god, what would I need to have with me? Brienne of Tarth. Can I cross-pollinate? If I could take Gwendoline Christie [from Game of Thrones] into the arena with me, I will probably be fine. I would run as far into the corner as possible. Just keep running from one terrible situation to another, and hoping that I leg it in time.””

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The answer gets more charming from there, but you’ll want to grab the newsstand issue to get more fun quotes from a really solid interview. Women’s Health has a pretty good interview teaser here, though.

That link will also take you to the fine video that Natalie made for the mag, which hasn’t been put up on their Youtube channel yet. That’s a little more troubling. You’ll want to spend time at the site, but we’re pretty sure that you’ll also be intrigued by some of the highlights that we have here—as we get to speculating about a third Natalie franchise, as Hunger Games wraps up its run…

It’s a Post-Thanksgiving Massacre in the world of college football, with Head Coach Mark Richt (above) losing his job at the University of Georgia, as Mike London packs up at University of Virginia after his fourth losing season. [photo: Sam Greenwood/Getty]

Scoring a 13-7 win yesterday over Georgia Tech wasn’t enough to appease the UGA alumni for Richt, who was finishing up a regular season 9-3. The departing coach issues a public statement saying, “I appreciate the opportunity of serving the University, as well as considering any other options that may present themselves in the future.”

Meanwhile, word was getting out quickly that the coach had been forced out at the cost of a $4.1 million buyout in his contract. Some people are saying that Richt hadn’t even signed the contract yet, but the school is eager to get all this behind them after the Bulldogs came up short of landing the SEC championship. Richt’s final commitment seems to be coaching the Bulldogs’ upcoming bowl game.

Richt had a decent record compared to Virginia coach Mike London, though. The guy accumulated a six-season record of  27–46, with just one winning season in 2011. Plenty of alumni weren’t happy to see London hang around for this season, and any promises for improvement fizzled with the Cavaliers ranking 88th in scoring offense and 98th in scoring defense as they went into this weekend.

Also, he never beat Virginia Tech. Richt proves that rivalries aren’t everything in holding onto your job, but that’s still a problem. Less of a problem—London’s walking away with an approximate payout of $2.7 million through next year. The disappointed alumni may be celebrating the departures, but the coaches can afford a better pity party.

Olivia Culpo has reportedly broken up with football star (so to speak) Tim Tebow, reportedly for the reason that Tim is just way too chaste to be having sex before marriage—but he’s seemingly not quite ready for marriage, either, because Olivia Culpo is reportedly frustrated. Sexually, we mean. So we’ve clearly gone past idle gossip here and straight into crimes against nature.

If the gossip is true, then we’re not sure what to say about Olivia going from a manly stud like Nick Jonas to a romantic fizzle like Tim Tebow. We just know that a lot of guys are baffled about why Olivia hasn’t been returning their phone calls over the past few years. We don’t even mean that in our usual self-delusional way. Think of all the rich guys who must’ve slipped Olivia their phone numbers in her glamorous travels. Man, right now those millionaires are feeling pretty bad.

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Anyway, after the Daily News gossip item broke about Olivia breaking up over a lack of Te-boning, she went to Twitter and declared, “Being rejected from something good just means you were being pointed toward something better.” We doubt those rich guys who got rejected by Olivia were thinking the same thing.

Oh, well. At least Olivia got Nick to take off his promise ring. Now we’re just going to remember those innocent days back when we first met Olivia when she was a mere Miss Rhode Island with dreams of becoming Miss USA. That dream came true, and we’re sure that Olivia’s dream of having sex can also be fulfilled someday. This is where we’d usually make a sad joke about her having our number, but we’re sadly serious about all of those millionaires in the wings….

The University of Chicago cancelled classes today after a shooting threat was made online.

The threat made mention of the campus quad, a popular gathering place, and a time of Monday morning at 10 a.m.

Update: Jabari Dean, a 21-year-old student at the University of Illinois-Chicago, was arrested and allegedly admitted he wrote the post.

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Students living on campus have been asked to stay indoors, while faculty and commuters were told to stay away from the Hyde Park campus.

According to a memo released by President Robert J. Zimmer, students will find police with visible weapons walking around campus.

The University was informed by FBI counterterrorism officials today (Sunday) that an unknown individual posted an online threat of gun violence against the University of Chicago, specifically mentioning “the campus quad” on Monday morning at 10 a.m. Based on the FBI’s assessment of this threat and recent tragic events at other campuses across the country, we have decided in consultation with federal and local law enforcement officials, to exercise caution by canceling all classes and activities on the Hyde Park campus through midnight on Monday. All non-medical faculty, students and non-essential staff are asked not to come to the Hyde Park campus on Monday, or to remain indoors as much as possible if they are on campus.  Students in College Housing are asked to stay indoors and await direct communication from College Housing Staff.

In response to the threat, the University will have an increased police and security presence on and around campus, including police personnel with visible weapons and other additional measures. University security personnel are keeping in close contact with the FBI, which is continuing to investigate the threat.

In addition to canceling all classes and events at the Hyde Park campus, the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools, the University of Chicago Charter School campuses, the University libraries, the Quadrangle Club, and other campus facilities will be closed on Monday. The University of Chicago Medical Center will remain open to patients, with added security measures. Student Health and Counseling Services will be closed; students may consult csl.uchicago.edu for additional information. Medical Center faculty and staff involved in patient care will receive additional details later this evening.

All University staff and faculty members who do not have emergency duties or patient care responsibilities are encouraged to avoid coming to the Hyde Park campus on Monday. Individuals with questions about their status should contact their immediate supervisors. We will provide updates at the University homepage, www.uchicago.edu, as more information becomes available, with the expectation of resuming normal University operations on Tuesday.

If you see anything unusual or have urgent questions about security measures, please contact the University of Chicago Police Department at 773-702-8181. Students living on campus who are seeking additional information should contact their resident heads.

Students immediately responded to the news via social media:

Stay safe University of Chicago.

I’d like to think of myself as a technological “everyman.” Yes, I own the usual suspects: a laptop, a cell phone, a PS4–but I would hardly consider myself a tech connoisseur. My favorite cell phone I’ve owned was my first flip phone. You could set the blessed thing on fire, bury it for a week, and by the time you unearthed it 7 days later, it would have charged itself.

I’ve also had the same laptop since 2011, a laptop hasn’t had an “E” button since, well, I don’t even remember. Not only is “E” the most frequently used letter in the English language, it also happens to be the first letter of my name: Eric.

That being said, I’m still a millennial so I know an awesome device when I see when one. And trust me when I say the Samsung Galaxy S2 Tablet that COED hooked me up with is absolutely awesome.

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Fusing everything I need from both my phone and my laptop, the tablet is the perfect device for a guy like me. I really get my money’s worth out of this thing, whether I’m home, or on the road. And honestly, whenever I am home, I don’t even touch my phone or laptop; I’m glued to the tablet. Whether it be setting my fantasy lineup, writing an article for COED, reading a recap of my favorite TV show, scrolling through social media, or zoning out in class playing Madden, the Galaxy tablet can do it all.

To me, though, there’s one aspect in particular that stands out above the rest.

The screen quality is amazing, particularly whenever you’re streaming something. I used almost every streaming service you can think of to test this bad boy out, and it passed with flying colors.

I ripped through Netflix’s Master of None and Jessica Jones in about a week. I caught up on HBO’s The Leftovers on HBOGO. I even downloaded episodes of Batman: The Animated Series from the 1990’s on Amazon Prime Video to see how both a cartoon and older material would fair on the tablet screen (who am I kidding? It was mainly because I love Batman). My verdict: my Samsung Galaxy Tablet is now my go-to device when I want to watch something.

Forget how seamlessly the tablet can connect through Google Chrome, or the simplicity of scrubbing through whatever you’re watching–what makes streaming on the tablet so enjoyable is it’s picture quality and mobility. No matter where you are, or what you’re doing, the picture is perfect, just the way you need it. So whether you’re taking the express train to New York Penn Station, or laying in bed late at night binge watching Netflix originals, the Samsung Galaxy S2 Tab’s combination of picture quality with functionality and mobility set it apart.

I used to think a tablet was the last technological device I wanted to own, but now that I have my Galaxy, I feel like it’s the only device I need to own.

[Editor’s note: This review was written entirely on said tablet, with a fully functioning E button.]

This article is part of an ongoing series the COED Campus Ambassadors are writing to discuss the different ways and uses that millennials can enjoy using the Samsung Galaxy S2 Tab.

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A bus packed with Virginia college students overturned late Sunday night, leaving dozens of students injured.

Virginia State Police spokeswoman Corinne Geller told The Associated Press that there were zero fatalities, but one person was seriously injured and an additional 35 were left with minor injuries.

The bus overturned on an exit ramp of the Powhite Parkway in North Chesterfield County just south of Richmond and the photos are pretty horrific.

According to state police, the driver lost control on a curve, but the cause of the crash is still being investigated. A total of 50 passengers were onboard, the majority of which were students from University of Virginia, Virginia Tech and Radford University picked up in Richmond.

The police statement also identified the driver as Thomas B. Chidester, 58, of Salem. He was reportedly charged with reckless driving.

Lauren Urasek is admirably known as the most messaged woman on dating site OkCupid. If we weren’t so tied up with all of the Tinder madness, we’d have also messaged Urasek on the dating app. I mean, just look at her! She’s absolutely stunning and her Instagram is a constant stream of hot photos. Her loyal followers are forever grateful.

The 25-year-old makeup artist is based in New York City (just another reason why we love this city!) and has since become a best-selling author and blogger since her online dating status became known to the world.

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Some of the best Cyber Monday deals are on 4K TVs right now, specifically because of the heavy discounts applied to electronics and home entertainment systems. So since it’s Cyber Monday, why not go ahead and save hundreds on that new, awesome TV you’ve been waiting on. Amazon has marked down some of the greatest 4K LED TVs available on the site.

4K is definitely one of the biggest trends we see going forward, especially now that YouTube and (more importantly) Netflix are offering 4K quality streams.

So instead of literally fighting hundreds of people for holiday sales on relatively cheap products, beat the house and buy these beasts at a significant discount. Here are the best deals on 4K LED TVs you can find online this Cyber Monday.

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Justin Bieber – that tool who sings all of the songs your girlfriend likes – may have finally redeemed himself.

The pop singer showed up at a University of Southern California bar over the Thanksgiving weekend to take some shots and party like a college kid. Apparently students had an awesome time with him, despite the fact that the 21-year-old singer can’t make a speech for shit:

Is that a shameless plug of self-promotion, I hear? It sounds like he’s talking about his Purpose album, but we can’t totally tell thanks to all of the mumbling and slurping of that shot.

You win some, you lose some, but either way, it’s pretty f*cking cool that he crashed their party like that and paid for a full round. Here’s hoping he didn’t stop there.

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