Did Georgia loss hurt Alabama in latest coaches poll top 25 rankings?

Despite Alabama football’s 20-17 loss to Georgia on Saturday, the Crimson Tide remained in the same place when the coaches top 25 poll was released on Sunday. When the poll updated, Alabama remained No. 7 in the nation, the same as it was before the home loss.The Associated Press media poll will be released later on Sunday. UA was No. 6 in those rankings last week.Coaches poll voters did reward the Bulldogs for the victory. UGA jumped to No. 1 in the nation following the win, having previously been No. 2.Every school ahead of Alabama moved around. Texas, which had been No. 1, slid down to sixth in the coaches poll, with Notre Dame moving up to No. 2, followed by Miami, Indiana and Ohio State.Alabama players, DeBoer react to Dijon Lee penalty after Georgia loss: ‘He wasn’t up to the standard’‘Definitely hurts’: Alabama players react to loss to GeorgiaKalen DeBoer shares latest injury updates for Ryan Coleman-Williams, Racin Delgatty after Georgia lossKalen DeBoer reacts to uncalled pass interference in Alabama’s Georgia lossAlabama legend after loss to Georgia: ‘We got f---ed by the SEC officiating’Oregon took the biggest tumble in the coaches poll rankings, down 12 spots to No. 25 following its loss to UCLA, which jumped to No. 12. Lane Kiffin’s LSU squad was close behind though, falling 11 positions to No. 21 after losing to Kentucky, which climbed eight spots to No. 17.Alabama will face another top 25 team this week, on the road. The Crimson Tide travels to Knoxville Saturday for a matchup with Tennessee, which sat steady at No. 14 in the coaches poll, despite a close call against Arkansas.Coaches poll top 25 rankingsGeorgiaNotre DameMiamiIndianaOhio StateTexasAlabamaBYUTexas TechOle MissUtahUCLAMissouriTennesseeSouthern CalIowaKentuckyHoustonMississippi StateOklahoma StateLSUSMUWake ForestBoise StateOregonMatt Stahl covers University of Alabama sports for AL.com. He joined AL.com in July of 2023. He previously covered University of Missouri athletics for the Columbia Daily Tribune and started his career covering...