See my comment in the poll thread for a breakout of each team's Total Points and Weekly Average so far (poll is done by weekly average).

+1

1.000

LW: 2

0

LW: 2

27.3, -2.7, -

42.42

90.9

The routine 52 point beatdown of Vanderbilt and Alabama looks like they’re back to being the dominant force they normally are. Alabama’s offense looks like it’s starting to mesh together well with all the new WRs stepping up.

Computer ranking: 3

This is a better version of Vanderbilt than we've seen in recent years, but it's still Vanderbilt. +1 as Oklahoma drops.

14.55

In a shocking upset, Alabama held on to defeat Vanderbilt, 55-3. Nearly sextupling Vanderbilt in yards (628-129), tripling in first downs (32-9), and going on a 48-0 scoring run to end the game, it's safe to say Alabama dominated every aspect of this matchup. Vanderbilt, who now stands at 3-2, has much to be optimistic about in its future, however, the future isn't here quite yet. Bryce Young threw for a solid 4 TDs in this outing, bringing him up to 13 on the year, in just 4 games. Alabama's RB committee has a strong showing, going for 228 yards on a 6.7 YPC, & 3 TDs. After escaping Austin just two weeks ago, Alabama looks par for the course, and seems to be headed towards another showdown against Georgia in the SECCG. [Unfortunately, after this point, I had stuff come up, and couldn't continuing writing the entries. My apologies, I'll try and do them all next week]

They beat Vanderbilt. Waiting to see if the Texas game was instructive or an aberration. Vandy isn't the team to help us out with that.

+0

79.39

4-0, 55-3 over Vanderbilt

Alabama is 4-0. Their win over Texas takes a bit of a hit as they lost again and are now 2-2, but they also have a blowout win over Vanderbilt (3-2).

Power: 2, SOR: 1; LW: 2

955

2643

Utterly crushed another opponent, couldn't move them down.

With Texas losing again to Texas Tech this past weekend, Alabama's close win over the Longhorns will probably eventually cause Ohio State to jump them in my poll, but whether a team is #2 or #3 at the end of the season doesn't matter since they will play each other anyways. Alabama will be on upset alert though over the next 3 weeks with at #21 Arkansas, vs #18 Texas A&M, then at #10 Tennessee back-to-back-to-back.

-

They good

-

Dropped Bama down due to the way OSU played against a good P5 team. Bama looked sharp against Vandy and could be back to #2 soon as they begin a stretch of three straight ranked games

I still see two loses. Maybe three if you count the SEC Championship. The O-line isn't just a liability, it's going to cost them. The defense is coming together, but with Arkansas, Tennessee, LSU, MSU, and Ole Miss still ahead of them (4 of the 5 away games), that's a lot of teams and fans licking their chops ready to pounce after a concerning game against Texas.

[13x] (2019) 4-0

Blowing out bad teams but barely survived Texas

moving alabama higher up. had originally moved them down, because i believed that there was some bullshit in the texas game and it really should've been an alabama loss. however, since then alabama has looked strong and texas has looked not as good. however, not convinced their journey to the sec championship will be as easy this year, and i'm predicting a loss in knoxville