Shelley 5 FGs redeems Alabama kickers Tide kicker matches bowl record, eases memory of botched kicks in first game vs. LSU updated 1:05 a.m. "I feel like it's great for both of us to have that redemption and be able to show the Bama nation what we can do," Shelley said. He wound up making field goals from 23, 34, 41, 35 and 44 yards. "I haven't hit a game-winner since I've been here," Shelley said. Hitting five in a game like this, it's unbelievable. I can't imagine anything being better. "That first one was the most nerve-racking," Shelley said. "Once I hit that first one, I was like, `All right, let's keep this going."' Quarterback A.J. McCarron, the holder, flipped the ball to Chris Underwood to convert a fourth-and-4. "We did get them a lot closer this time," left tackle Barrett Jones said. On Monday night, there was still reason for concern. McCarron, chosen as offensive MVP, passed for 234 yards and was able to sustain drives if not finish them off. "Jeremy did a great job," Saban said. We've got lots of confidence in Jeremy.