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Alabama went 6-2-1 under head coach Frank Thomas in 1935. They defeated George Washington, Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, Clemson, and Georgia Tech. They lost to Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. The tie was to Samford.
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