Human polls and computer rankings don’t agree this week on the No. 1 in the country.

The computer rankings would list Clemson No. 1, while the human polls would rank Alabama No. 1 the same week that the Crimson Tide are a unanimous top team in the Associated Press poll. The Crimson Tide secured all but two first-place votes in the coaches poll after beating Tennessee 58-21 and improving their record to 8-0.

Those old equations that made up one-third of the old BCS formula are still active even if that postseason format is dead, and Massey Ratings have collected them.

Of those six, Alabama is No. 1 in just two. The Sagarin and Massey ratings have the Crimson Tide on top while it is as low as No. 3 in three of them (Wolfe, Colley Matrix and Billingsley).

Alabama is as low as No. 64 in the Colley Matrix ranking of schedules, but for context, that’s a snapshot of the season to date and will no doubt improve next month when the LSU game is played.