Fourth-ranked Alabama's loss to rival Auburn marked the first of seven straight games against ranked teams to close the regular season.

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.

Alabama's defensive struggles are Missouri's gain this week. Plus, Wisconsin, Michigan State surge as Purdue, Memphis drop and Louisville returns.

Auburn and Alabama top a talented Southeastern conference, each boasting 10-1 conference record. Today’s matchup will settle the No. 1 seed in the SEC. Auburn would retain the No. 1 spot with a win while Alabama would take over the top seed with a victory.