These are two of the oldest rivalries in tSEC and, certainly, are a staple of autumn in the South.

The Third Saturday in October
Alabama leads the series 51-37-7

At "home," Alabama is 28-17-6

At "home," Tennessee is 20-23-1

Earliest meeting: 1903, a 24-0 Alabama win in Birmingham

Most recent meeting: 2013, a 45-10 Alabama win in Tuscaloosa

The game has been played in three locations, listed in chronological order:
(1) Birmingham, Alabama (1903)
(2) Knoxville, Tennessee (1909)
(3) Tuscaloosa, Alabama (1913)

These two Southern titans have met every season since 1944; that game ended in a 0-0 tie

Alabama is currently on a seven-game winning streak; the Tide has outscored the Vols 35.6 to 10.7 during the streak.

The game has been played in Birmingham, Alabama forty times and was played bi-annually in Birmingham every from 1932 to 1997.

Longest winning streaks:
Alabama won eleven consecutive games from 1971 to 1981
Tennessee won seven consecutive games from 1995 to 2001

Decade-by-decade records:
2010s: Alabama, 4-0
2000s: Tennessee, 5-4-1
1990s: Tennessee, 6-4
1980s: Alabama, 6-4
1970s: Alabama, 9-1
1960s: Alabama, 5-4-1
1950s: Tennessee, 7-1-2
1940s: Alabama, 4-3-2
1930s: Alabama, 5-4-1
1920s: Tennessee, 2-0
1910s: Tennessee, 2-1
1900s: Alabama, 6-1

The Magnolia Bowl
LSU leads the series 56-37-4

At "home," LSU is 38-23-1

At "home," Ole Miss is 18-13-3

Earliest meeting: 1902, a 6-0 Ole Miss win in New Orleans

Most recent meeting: 2013, a 27-24 Ole Miss win in Oxford

The game has been played in four locations, listed in chronological order:
1) New Orleans, Louisiana (1902)
2) Baton Rouge, Louisiana (1904)
3) Jackson, Mississippi (1907)
4) Oxford, Mississippi (1915)

These two Southern stalwarts have met every season since 1945; in that game, Ole Miss beat LSU 32-13 in Baton Rouge

Ole Miss is currently one a one-game winning streak; the Rebels have outscored the Tigers 27.0 to 24.0 during the streak.

The game has been played in Jackson, Mississippi 17 times; the game was played bi-annually in Jackson every season from 1965 to 1986.

Longest winning streaks:
LSU won eight consecutive games from 1928 to 1937
Ole Miss won six consecutive games from 1951 to 1957

Decade-by-decade records:
2010s: LSU, 3-1
2000s: LSU, 7-3
1990s: Ole Miss, 6-4
1980s: LSU, 7-2-1
1970s: LSU, 8-2
1960s: Ole Miss, 6-2-2
1950s: Ole Miss, 6-3-1
1940s: Split at 4-4
1930s: LSU, 6-2
1920s: LSU, 4-1
1910s: LSU, 4-2
1900s: LSU, 4-1