Nate Oats doesn't have much time to process what went wrong with Alabama's loss to top-ranked Auburn. Not with what awaits the fourth-ranked Crimson Tide. The loss to the rival Tigers in a 1-vs-2 matchup started a run of seven straight games against ranked opponents to close the regular-season schedule,

Auburn is still the overall No. 1 seed following the Tigers' win at Alabama. The Crimson Tide remain second overall despite the loss. Duke and Florida round out the No. 1 seeds. The first change from the committee's bracket came from the game immediately after it was released.