Round 1 for the best Alabama football team of all time is in the books. AL.com received thousands of votes the past few days from fans deciding which teams they felt would be victorious in the opening round matchups.

2009 defeated 1934 with 85 percent of the votes; 1979 defeated 2014 with 77 percent of the votes; 2011 defeated 1966 with 55 percent of the votes; 1992 defeated 2017 with 70 percent of the votes; 2020 defeated 1925 with 92 percent of the votes; 1978 defeated 1966 with 63 percent of the votes; 2015 defeated 1965 with 90 percent of the votes; and 2012 defeated 2018 with 75 percent of the votes.

We now move on to the quarterfinals of AL.com’s best Alabama football team of all time bracket. Voting will take place May 18-21 for the quarterfinals, May 21-24 for the semifinals and May 24-27 for the championship, exclusively on AL.com.

Check out all of the quarterfinal matchups below and cast your votes!

#1 seed 2009 vs #9 seed 1979:

2009 Team:

· Coach: Nick Saban

· Record: 14-0 (8-0 SEC), SEC Champions, BCS National Champions

· Notable Wins: #7 Virginia Tech (34-24), #20 Ole Miss (22-3), #9 LSU (24-15), #1 Florida (32-13), #2 Texas (37-21)

· Notable Players: Mark Ingram (Heisman Trophy Winner), Julio Jones, Terrence Cody, Marcell Dareus, Rolando McClain, Javier Arenas

1979 Team:

· Coach: Paul Bear Bryant

· Record: 12-0 (6-0 SEC), SEC Champions, Sugar Bowl Champions, Consensus National Champions

· Notable Wins: #18 Tennessee (27-17), #14 Auburn (25-18), #6 Arkansas (24-9)

· Notable Players: Steadman Shealy, Steve Whitman, Don McNeal, Jim Bunch, Dwight Stephenson

#4 seed 2011 vs #5 seed 1992:

2011 Team:

· Coach: Nick Saban

· Record: 12-1 (7-1 SEC), BCS National Champions

· Notable Wins: #23 Penn State (27-11), #14 Arkansas (38-14), #12 Florida (38-10), #1 LSU (21-0)

· Notable Players: A.J. McCarron, Trent Richardson, Josh Chapman, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Dont’a Hightower, Mark Barron, Dre Kirkpatrick

1992 Team:

· Coach: Gene Stallings

· Record: 13-0 (8-0 SEC), SEC Champions, Sugar Bowl Champions, Consensus National Champions

· Notable Wins: #13 Tennessee (17-10), #16 Mississippi State (30-21), #12 Florida (28-21), #1 Miami (34-13)

· Notable Players: John Copeland, Eric Curry, Jay Barker, Lemanski Hall, Antonio Langham, Derrick Lassic

#2 seed 2020 vs #10 seed 1978

2020 Team:

· Coach: Nick Saban

· Record: 13-0 (11-0 SEC), SEC Champions, Cotton Bowl Champions, CFP National Champions

· Notable Wins: #3 Georgia (41-21), #7 Florida (52-46), #4 Notre Dame (31-14), #3 Ohio State (52-24)

· Notable Players: Mac Jones, Najee Harris, DeVonta Smith (Heisman Trophy Winner), Jaylen Waddle, Patrick Surtain II, Alex Leatherwood

1978 Team:

· Coach: Paul Bear Bryant

· Record: 11-1 (6-0 SEC), SEC Champions, Sugar Bowl Champions, Consensus National Champions

· Notable Wins: #10 Nebraska (20-3), #11 Missouri (38-20), #10 LSU (31-10), #1 Penn State (14-7)

· Notable Players: Barry Krauss, Marty Lyons, Tony Nathan, Jeff Rutledge, Wayne Hamilton, Dwight Stephenson

#3 seed 2015 vs #6 seed 2012

2015 Team:

· Coach: Nick Saban

· Record: 14-1 (7-1 SEC), SEC Champions, Cotton Bowl Champions, CFP National Champions

· Notable Wins: #20 Wisconsin (35-17), #8 Georgia (38-10), #9 Texas A&M (41-23), #2 LSU (30-16), #3 Michigan State (38-0), #1 Clemson (45-40)

· Notable Players: Derrick Henry, O.J. Howard, Calvin Ridley, Reuben Foster, Reggie Ragland, Marlon Humphrey, Jarran Reed

2012 Team:

· Coach: Nick Saban

· Record: 13-1 (7-1 SEC), SEC Champions, BCS National Champions

· Notable Wins: #8 Michigan (41-14), #13 Mississippi State (38-7), #5 LSU (21-17), #3 Georgia (32-28), #1 Notre Dame (42-14)

· Notable Players: A.J. McCarron, Eddie Lacy, Amari Cooper, D.J. Fluker, Dee Milliner, C.J. Mosley, Chance Warmack

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