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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Devlin Hodges tied a career high with five touchdown passes, Karel Hamilton and Emmanuel Obajimi both had more than 100 yards receiving, and Samford pummeled VMI 55-21 on Saturday.Hodges, who sat toward the end of the fourth quarter, set a career mark with 435 yards passing. The sophomore had 300 yards and four TDs at halftime. He completed 35 of 50 passes with an interception.Kelvin McKnight caught a 9-yard TD pass from Hodges on Samfords opening drive. On the next possession, Deion Pierre returned an interception 21 yards to put Samford up 14-0. VMIs Alex Keys halved the deficit with a 7-yard touchdown, but Hodges threw scoring passes to McKnight and Obajimi to give the Bulldogs a 28-7 lead after one quarter.Keys scored again for the Keydets in the second quarter.Pete Reeds 19-yard run midway through the third quarter cut Samfords lead to 38-21, but the Bulldogs outscored VMI 17-0 in the final period.New Balance Clearance Sale . The Montreal Canadiens announced on Friday that the veteran forward will return to the teams line-up on Saturday night when the Habs visit the Nashville Predators. New Balance Sale Ireland . 10 VCU 85-67 on Thursday night at the Puerto Rico Tip-Off. The Seminoles (4-0) have scored at least 80 points in each of their games. http://www.wholesalenewbalanceireland.com/ . -- Ohio States Urban Meyer has never had any issue acclimating to the biggest stages in college football. New Balance Mens Ireland . -- Arizona raced out to a big lead and did not back off, hitting the accelerator instead. Wholesale New Balance Ireland .J. Ellis hit two-run homers and the NL West champion Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the San Diego Padres 4-0 Saturday night.Bangladesh imploded from 171-1 to 220 all out before hitting back to leave England 50-3 at stumps on day one of a pulsating second Test, at Dhaka. Moeen Ali claimed 5-57, his second Test five-for, while Ben Stokes took 2-13 as the tourists struck back in emphatic style after Tamim Iqbals eighth Test century.The opener shared a second-wicket stand of 170 with Mominul Haque (66) after Mushfiqur Rahim opted to bat, as Bangladesh strove to make amends for their 22-run defeat in the first Test.But their innings subsided after Tamim (104) offered no shot to an Ali delivery - the first of nine wickets to fall for just 49 runs.Watch highlights of the first day of the second Test in Dhaka England also struggled against the turning ball before rain brought an early finish to the day with the tourists 170 runs behind - Joe Root (15no) and Ali the unbeaten batsmen.Alastair Cook, on the occasion of his record-equalling 54th Test appearance as England skipper, made 14 before falling lbw to Mehedi Hasan. Neither Ben Duckett (seven) nor Gary Ballance (nine), both caught behind, made it to double figures to leave the Test tantalisingly poised.Tamim and Mominul dominated the morning session after Imrul Kayes cut Chris Woakes eighth ball of the match to Duckett at backward point. Tamim didnt score off his first 19 balls but began to motor with three fours off one Woakes (3-30) over, pulling hard to bring up Bangladeshs fifty off 57 balls.Debutant Zafar Ansaris first over went for 13 - but not before hed drawn an edge from Tamim with his second ball, the snick flying just wide of Root at slip.Only Stokes, who bowled five overrs for six runs, built any pressure but when he thought he had Tamim caught down the leg-side, replays showed the ball had brushed the batsmans shirt.ddddddddddddA genuine edge did go begging three overs into the afternoon session when Jonny Bairstow failed to hold onto a chance offered by Tamim, who had 72 at the time - Adil Rashid the bowler.The miss proved costly as Tamim eased his way into the nineties before reaching three figures with consecutive inside-out boundaries through the covers.Tamim Iqbal celebrates reaching his eighth Test century At 171-1 the signs looked ominous for England so Tamims decision to shoulder arms to an Ali ball that would have gone on to clip off stump gave the tourists a timely lift.Four overs later Ali grabbed his second as Mominul played back to a quicker delivery and, beaten for pace, inside-edged into his stumps.The fightback continued as Stokes tempted Mahmudullah into a shot away from his body, Cook clinging onto a sharp chance at wide first slip to make it 196-4.Ben Stokes celebrates the wicket of Mahmudullah Bangladeshs position slipped further when skipper Mushifqur Rahim, two balls after being struck on the helmet by Stokes, fell to a juggling catch by Cook around the corner off Ali.Sabbir Rahman and Shuvagata Hom each departed to catches behind the wicket and when Bairstow snaffled an edge offered by Shakib Al Hasan, he matched Matt Priors six-year England record of 54 Test match catches in a calendar year.Ali completed the rout, claiming his fifth victim in the process, when Root dove to take a superb slip catch and send Kamrul Islam back.Watch day two of the second Test between Bangladesh and England live on Sky Sports 2 from 4.45am on Saturday. 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