By BJ Bennett
SouthernPigskin.com

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The latest edition of the Bud Light Southern Power.

Combining the individual polls of B.J. Bennett, Christian Goeckel, Kevin Thomas, Ben Troupe and P.J. Zucco.

Bud Light Southern Power Poll (ACC, SEC, Sun Belt)

1. Alabama (6-0)
Rolling right along, the Crimson Tide overwhelmed Mississippi State and gave Nick Saban a shutout victory for his 69th birthday.

2. Clemson (7-0)
Freshman D.J. Uiagalelei was fantastic in bringing the Tigers back from down 18 points against Boston College, now leads Clemson to Notre Dame.

3. Notre Dame (6-0)
With the nation’s top-ranked team coming to town, the Fighting Irish have alowed just 16 points defensively over their past three games.

4. Georgia (4-1)
Though the Bulldogs will be without some key stars defensively against Florida, Georgia did hold Kentucky to just 13 points.

5. Texas A&M (4-1)
Kellen Mond had one of the best games of his career, completing 21-of-26 passes with three touchdowns, in topping rival Arkansas.

6. Florida (3-1)
After a chaotic start to the game and halftime brawl, the Gators pulled away from Missouri and can now focus on rival Georgia.

7. Miami (5-1)
Relatively quietly, the Hurricanes are putting together a pretty impressive season, having only lost at top ranked Clemson.

8. Auburn (4-2)
Where did that, a complete domination of the defending national champions in a 48-11 rout on the Plains, come from?

9. Coastal Carolina (6-0)
The undefeated Chanticleers, fresh off a 51-0 win over Georgia State, remain one of the stories of the year in college football.

10. Louisiana (5-1)
Don’t forget about the Ragin’ Cajuns, whose week one win at nationally-ranked Iowa State remains of the best performances of the season.

11. North Carolina (4-2)
The offensive fireworks continue, but the Tar Heels gave up 41 points to Virginia and lost by giving up a late fake punt for a first down.

12. Virginia Tech (4-2)
Hendon Hooker, who did not have a single in completion, and Khalil Herbert helped the Hokies hold off Louisville.

Others receiving votes: Appalachian State, Wake Forest, Boston College