Or anywhere else, for that matter.
McCarron, who has always been accurate and precise with his passes, put up the most yards of his career in a 44-13 romp at Tennessee. His 306 yards blew away the 284 he had in his previous career high performance.
That also came against the Vols.
If Alabama played Tennessee every week, it might vault up the passing rankings like it did after last night's game. It can't go anywhere but down in passing efficiency, a category in which Alabama is now No. 1 in the nation.
Here's our weekly breakdown.
Why: T.J. Yeldon had 129 of Alabama's 233 rushing yards Saturday.
Why: AJ McCarron threw for a career-high 306.
Why: Alabama had 539 on Saturday.
Why: The Crimson Tide scored 44 against Tennessee
Why: Tennessee ran for 79 yards.
Why: Tyler Bray and Justin Worley combined to complete 16-of-31 passes for 203 yards and two interceptions.
Why: Tennessee had 282 yards of offense, the most any team has had against Alabama this season.
Why: Tennessee scored 13 points.
Why: Cody Mandell averaged a net of 37.5 yards on his two punts.
Why: Cyrus Jones averaged 14.8 yards on four returns.
Why: Cyrus Jones and Harrison Jones averaged 18 yards on two returns.
Why: Alabama allowed 203 passing yards.
Why: McCarron completed 17-of-22 passes for 306 yards and four touchdowns.
Why: Alabama did not have any sacks against Tennessee.
Why: McCarron was sacked twice.
Other notable figures...
-- With Geno Smith throwing an interception Saturday, McCarron is one of two regular starting quarterbacks in the country that has yet to throw an interception. Louisiana Tech's Colby Cameron is the other.
-- The Crimson Tide has the nation's fourth-best red zone defense. Opponents are coming away with points in just 58 percent of their opportunities. Only Oklahoma has allowed teams to cross into the red zone fewer times than Alabama (12).
-- After allowing a couple of big returns Saturday, the Crimson Tide dropped to 96th in the nation in kickoff return defense (23.63 yards per return).
-- Alabama has allowed its opponents to convert five of 11 fourth-down attempts against it. That is tied for 49th-best in the nation.
-- The Crimson Tide is tied for sixth in the nation with 13 interceptions.
-- Alabama is ninth in the country in average time of possession (33:08).
-- Cornerback Dee Milliner maintained his national lead of 2.5 passes defended per game.
-- Eddie Lacy (81.43) and T.J. Yeldon (80.71) rank 59th and 60th, respectively, in rushing yards per game.