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Alabama now at No. 13 in latest AP Poll

47377776_10156854436900775_2208546246019252224_nby:Clint Lamb09/17/23

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Alabama coach Nick Saban
Nick Saban (John David Mercer / USA TODAY Sports)

Alabama football (2-1) already dropped from No. 10 to 12 in the latest Coaches Poll, which was released earlier on Sunday. Now, the Crimson Tide have dropped even further in the AP Poll. After also checking in at No. 10 in those rankings last week, Nick Saban and company now sit at No. 13 after only beating USF 17-3 on Saturday afternoon.

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According to Ralph Russo of the Associated Press, Alabama dropping out of the top 10 snaps a streak of 128 weeks, the second-longest streak in college football history. As Russo points out in the tweet, the last time the Crimson Tide weren’t ranked in the top 10 was back in Sept. of 2015. It’s tough to argue with a second-straight drop in the polls with the way they’ve been playing so far this season.

Below, you’ll find the entire AP Poll.

2023 AP Poll

*Note: Team Name (Points, First-Place Votes)

1. Georgia Bulldogs – 1,566 (57)

2. Michigan Wolverines – 1,482 (2)

3. Texas Longhorns – 1,380 (3)

4. Florida State Seminoles – 1,378 (1)

5. USC Trojans – 1,296

6. Ohio State Buckeyes – 1,291

7. Penn State Nittany Lions – 1,217

8. Washington Huskies – 1,194

9. Notre Dame Fighting Irish – 1,066

10. Oregon Ducks – 942

11. Utah Utes – 921

12. LSU Tigers – 805

13. Alabama Crimson Tide – 796

14. Oregon State Beavers – 715

15. Ole Miss Rebels – 657

16. Oklahoma Sooners – 606

17. North Carolina Tar Heels – 567

18. Duke Blue Devils – 530

19. Colorado Buffalo – 509

20. Miami Hurricanes – 359

21. Washington State Cougars – 278

22. UCLA Bruins – 204

23. Tennessee Volunteers – 198

24. Iowa Hawkeyes – 125

25. Florida Gators – 103

Others receiving votes

Clemson 76, Missouri 72, Kansas St. 54, TCU 21, Fresno St. 17, Kansas 15, Tulane 13, Kentucky 10, Maryland 4, BYU 3, Wisconsin 2, Syracuse 2, Louisville 1, Auburn 1

These new AP rankings now mean that No. 13 Alabama will face off against No. 15 Ole Miss, a team that climbed two spots in the rankings, this upcoming Saturday inside Bryant-Denny Stadium. Kickoff for that game is set for 2:30 p.m. CT and will air on CBS.

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