Similar to those polls, Alabama did also not move in ESPN’s FPI after their struggle win, staying put at No. 3 nationally. FPI also gives Alabama a 68.9% chance of making the College Football Playoff as of Sunday, October 13, as well as a 14.2% chance to win the SEC and a 9.9% chance to win out.

South Carolina lost one of the wackiest football games of the year on Saturday. In a contest that included eight sacks, four fumbles, three interceptions, a safety and a recovered onside kick, the Gamecocks fell 27-25 to No. 7 Alabama. Here are five things we learned. The title of this could also be: Kyle Kennard.

South Carolina took the lead over No. 7 Alabama with a one-yard rushing touchdown by Raheim “Rocket” Sanders on the second half’s opening possession. The scoring drive spanned 16 plays, 85 yards and lasted eight minutes and 35 seconds. It also marked 19 unanswered points by the Gamecocks’ offense.