Jason Hackney No. 1

The Tide continue to roll in a tough SEC conference. As long as they remain unbeaten, they will remain No. 1 on my list.

Dave Nemetz No. 1

They beat the pre-season number one and are undefeated...so, yeah, they should be number one.

Isaac Elyacharshuster No. 1


Chad Haynie No. 1

Alabama avoided a let down last week and slipped by Kentucky. I had them at No. 1 last week and see no reason to move them this week. If Oklahoma has a big win over Texas, that may change though.

Aleksey Dubrovensky No. 1

Tide rolled over Kentucky... only to get a scare. But they held on against a ferocious and determined team in the late stages of a tough trap game, which is what good teams do.

Andy Walsh No. 1

Tough game, but Tide pulls out gritty win.

William Blake No. 1

Alabama beat a good Kentucky team; barely. Kentucky was hungry and really could've won that game. With this win, the toughest game remaining is probably the Auburn Tigers.

Ryan Williams No. 1


Jason Perkins No. 2

6 and 0 in the SEC, they stay at number 2 for another week, barely.

Clark Nelson No. 2


Ron Johnson No. 2

The Tide keeps surprising people. Now that Nick Saban has gotten what he wanted out of the dynasty formerly known as Alabama, should Les Miles and Urban Meyer start worrying? I would say so. But not until the two battle it out this weekend.

Michael Shibley No. 2

Maybe a bit of a hangover from last week...but if they keep giving up points in the second half, someone might come up and bite them!

Brian Murphy No. 2


Alex Farrer No. 2


Jesse Monday No. 2

The Tide seems to be rolling over everyone that stands in the way this season.

Owen Munro No. 2


Sloan McCrary No. 2


Shawn Withrow No. 2


Michael No. 2


Tim Pollock No. 2


Archie Adams No. 2

They can't keep squeezing by if they want to stay number 2, but they don't have another true test until LSU Nov. 8th.

Dan Alexandre No. 2


Toby Parker No. 2

I have Bama and LSU neck and neck, and Bama's SEC win is a little better than LSU's. But it really doesn't matter who is 2nd or 3rd in early October. If these two are still undefeated the winner of the game on November 8th will be the only thing that matters.

David Epstein No. 2


Jordan Basenback No. 2


James Corley No. 2

No need to upset an already accurate top-5.

Bryan Gonzalez No. 2

Escaped a close trap game with Kentucky 17-14.

Eric Lawhead No. 2


Dan Boss No. 2


Colin Flosi No. 2

They have the best wins of the season, yet are not as dominant as they would seem. John Parker Wilson is not an elite quarterback, and that will hurt Alabama later in the season.

Bill Wilson No. 2

Had a tough game but pulled though. Still have a tough schedule in the SEC.

Justin S. No. 2


12 No. 2

Had an off week against Kentucky, but give the Wildcats credit for a stubborn defense

Jeremiah Coggins No. 2

The win versus Kentucky wasn't pretty I agree, but a win is a win no matter by 1 or 100. The only thing going against the Tide is the fact that they play in the hardest conference in the country. Look to decide who will play for the BCS championship on Nov 8th.

Jaws of Defeat No. 2


Emmett Corboy No. 2


Eric Thomason No. 2


Jeff Lovely No. 2

Ok ok, the Kentucky win wasn't pretty but in the SEC, there are no easy wins. After the signature Georgia win, a let down of some sort was to be expected. Can the Tide keep rolling with a bigger target on their back... We'll find out.

David Rung No. 2


J.C. Hagan No. 2


Robbie Munroe No. 2

Bye week

GeorgiaDawg No. 3


Paul Augustin No. 3


Steve Moreau No. 3


Kevin Buller No. 3

Last week they destroyed No. 3 Georgia, this week, if not for one big offensive play and one big defensive play, the Crimson Tide may have lost to Kentucky. In the off week Alabama needs to be watching the tape of Florida/Mississippi to get ready for the Rebels

Mosang Miles No. 3


Peter Guaraldi No. 3


Joe Barton No. 3

The Tide avoided a disaster on Saturday by pulling out a 17-14 victory against Kentucky. It almost made the UGA win look like a fluke, but Bama needs to bounce back in a big way to find their way back to the No. 2 spot with me.

Nick Martin No. 3


College Football Fanatic No. 3

Alabama can even win when they don't play very well. They've still got to improve some and they've got a tough late-season schedule too (at Tennessee, at No. 3 LSU, home vs. Auburn).

Jdogg81 No. 3


Andrew Kajfasz No. 3

The Crimson Tide had some trouble with Kentucky this week, an almost certain drop in the polls in the past. However, the Wildcats have been a tough player the past few years, giving Alabama a quality (while close) win.

Justin Potts No. 3


Kevin Paul No. 3

Kentucky gave the Tide all they could handle.

Mark Jones No. 3


Michael Cline No. 3


Michael Collins No. 3


Dan Murphy No. 3

Close call but still rolling

Robert Kelly No. 3

Their near-loss to Kentucky pushes them back on my ballot.

Jonny S. No. 3

They actually may make it through their schedule because the rest of it is not too hard unless they have a hiccup like last week where they nearly lost. Kentucky isn't bad but they aren't good either. Plus, that was at home for Bama. I think next few years they are the team to beat. Too young still in my mind right now.

Matthew Smith No. 3


Will Shelton No. 3

A team that relies so much on the big play found it tough to win when they only hit one...but so far that one's been enough.

Matt Wright No. 3


Joe Bleacher No. 4

Was last week's narrow escape at home over Kentucky a hiccup after taking Georgia behind the woodshed? Or a glimpse of things to come?

tom scurlock No. 4


Peter R No. 4

Solid enough to stay in the top five.

Jeffrey McDaniel No. 4

Less than impressive against Kentucky.

Scott Pusich No. 4


Gene Slater No. 4


Landon Hulet No. 4


BabyTate No. 4


Keith No. 5


Scott Glesner No. 5


Trey Bradley No. 5

Won the battle with Texas for this top5 spot... I think they're more physical than the Longhorns if they were to play head-to-head.

Aaron Barton No. 6


dave uranga No. 7

but not for long. The tide will fall

Paul Peszko No. 8

Drops, unimpressive win against Kentucky