2014 SEC Team's Strength of Schedule

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1) Arkansas 66% 103-54
2) Tennessee 65% 101-54
3) Texas A&M 65% 100-55
4) Kentucky 64% 98-55
5) South Carolina 62% 96-59
6) Auburn 60% 93-61
7) Georgia 60% 92-61
8) Ole Miss 59% 89-63
9) Florida 57% 87-66
10) Missouri 56% 84-67
11) LSU 54% 82-71
12) Mississippi State 53% 80-71
13) Vanderbilt 52% 78-73
14) Alabama 47% 71-79

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1) Tennessee 69% (36-16)
2) South Carolina 67% (35-17)
3) Georgia 67% (34-17)
4) Missouri 65% (33-18)
5) Kentucky 64% (32-18)
6) Texas A&M 52% (26-24)
6) Auburn 52% (26-24)
8) Arkansas 51% (26-25)
8) LSU 51% (26-25)
10) Ole Miss 47% (23-26)
11) Vanderbilt 43% (21-28)
12) Florida 38% (19-31)
13) Mississippi State 33% (16-32)
14) Alabama 27% (13-35)

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1) Arkansas 73% (77-29)
2) Texas A&M 71% (74-31)
3) Florida 66% (68-35)
4) Auburn 64% (67-37)
5) Kentucky 64% (66-37)
5) Ole Miss 64% (66-37)
7) Tennessee 63% (65-38)
8) Mississippi State 62% (64-39)
9) South Carolina 59% (61-42)
10) Georgia 57% (58-44)
10) Alabama 57% (58-44)
12) Vanderbilt 56% (57-45)
13) LSU 55% (56-46)
14) Missouri 51% (51-49)

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Few notes:

**Arkansas again has one of the country’s toughest schedules (it may be the toughest), while Tennessee is right behind them.

**The Vols have the toughest non-conference schedule with Utah State, Arkansas State, Oklahoma and Chattanooga. Outside of Chattanooga, is there a win you can circle in the first three?

**Alabama is the only team in the conference to have less than .500 opponents’ winning percentage. That’s two years in a row (see last year’s here) the Tide are the only team in the SEC to play opponents with a sub .500 win percentage prior to the start of the season.

**On paper, Florida’s schedule doesn’t look tough, but the Gators play both Alabama and LSU in 2014, along with the rest of the SEC schedule and non-conference defending national champions, Florida State.

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