The No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide will take on the Chattanooga Mocs at 2 p.m. ET Saturday.

Chattanooga may not be up to par as Alabama's standards, but they are indeed a solid FCS team, holding a record of 8-3 and 6-2 in the Southern division.

Undefeated Alabama will have home court advantage and look to be on track for the BCS title game, with only Chattanooga, Auburn and the SEC championship in the way of them and a third straight title appearance.

The Crimson Tide was able to easily come away with a 20-7 victory against Mississippi State last weekend, with 383 total yards and four turnovers. Coach Nick Saban said the game was a lesson that his team isn't invincible.

"We won the game, but we really didn't beat the other team," Saban said, according to ESPN. "That's really not how we usually try and do it. But there's a lot our players can learn from this in terms of how prepared they were and what their mental energy and intensity was going into the game."

Chattanooga is ranked 18th in the FCS and has won a share of the Southern Conference title. But, the Mocs ended their six-after they loss in overtime 17-14 to Samford last Saturday.

"I told the guys, I know you are disappointed," Mocs coach Russ Huesman said. "We all are, but you are conference champions. You have won a conference championship. You have won one, and we are probably going to the playoffs. Everybody would have signed up for that before the season started, no question."

Alabama has won all 11 matchups against Chattanooga. They last played in 2009, with the Crimson Tide winning 45-0 at home.

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