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Alabama drops to No. 13 in Coaches Poll after Tennessee loss

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Alabama drops to No. 13 in Coaches Poll after Tennessee loss
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Alabama football fell to No. 13 in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll following a 26-10 loss to Tennessee on Saturday, Oct. 17. This marks the program's first losing streak since 2013 and its first regular-season losing streak since 2006.

Key takeaways

  • Alabama fell to No. 13 in the US LBM Coaches Poll after a loss to Tennessee.
  • The loss on Saturday, Oct. 17, marked Alabama's first regular-season losing streak since 2006.
  • Alabama is scheduled to play Texas A&M on Saturday, Oct. 24.
  • Nine SEC teams were represented in the latest coaches poll.

Alabama football dropped six spots to No. 13 in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll, according to a Oct. 18 report. The drop follows a 26-10 loss to Tennessee on Saturday, Oct. 17, which resulted in the Crimson Tide's first losing streak since 2013 and their first regular-season losing streak since 2006.

The latest US LBM Coaches Poll includes nine SEC teams: Georgia, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Kentucky, LSU, Texas, Missouri, Florida, and No. 13 Alabama.

Alabama is scheduled to face Texas A&M at 2:30 p.m. CT on Saturday, Oct. 24, before an upcoming off week.

The full US LBM Coaches Poll features Miami at No. 1 and Ohio State at No. 2. Other ranked teams include BYU, Georgia, Texas Tech, Indiana, Ole Miss, Notre Dame, Utah, UCLA, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Iowa, USC, Houston, LSU, Texas, Wake Forest, SMU, Missouri, Boise State, Northwestern, Florida, and Oregon.

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