Definitive ranking of SEC-era basketball programs

Is there a truly "fair" way to rank the SEC's basketball programs? Well, we all know that at the end of the day, earning trophies is all that matters; no one remembers who #2 was. With all that in mind, here are the all-time power rankings for SEC basketball schools since the SEC started in 1933. The point totals were determined as follows: 5 points were earned for a national title, 4 for an NCAA regional title ("Final Four"), 3 for an SEC overall title, 2 for an "other" SEC title (currently the SEC tournament title, although the regular-season title is used here instead from 1933-34 and 1936-50 because the tournament was used to determine the SEC's overall title during that time), and 1 for an SEC division title. Head-to-head results then serve as tie-breakers when necessary.

There are definitely two distinctive epochs of SEC basketball: the pre-expansion era (1933-91) and the post-expansion era (since 1992)--so I split the totals into two groups to make it easier to make sense of. It is noteworthy that the rankings do include three non-NCAA national titles for UK and one for LSU--even if you don't believe in counting those and dock their points out, it does not change the order of finish for either school. So without further adieu:

PRE-EXPANSION RANKINGS (1933-1991)
1 Kentucky (218 points)
2 LSU (42)
3 Alabama (32)
4 Tennessee (27)
5 MSU (15)
6 Georgia (9)
7 Vanderbilt (8)
8 Georgia Tech (7)
9 Auburn (5)
10 Florida (3)
11 Tulane (2)*
12 Ole Miss (2)*
13 Sewanee (0)
*-Tulane is ranked higher than Ole Miss here because it led the series 40-22 during Tulane's tenure in the SEC

POST-EXPANSION RANKINGS (1992-2015)
1 Kentucky (115 points)
2 Florida (62)
3 Arkansas (25)
4 MSU (20)
5 LSU (17)
6 Tennessee (11)
7 Ole Miss (7)
8 Vanderbilt (6)*
9 Alabama (6)*
10 South Carolina (5)
11 Auburn (4)
12 Georgia (3)
13 Mizzou/Texas A&M (0)**
*-Vanderbilt is ranked higher than Alabama here because it led the series 18-12 during these years
**-Mizzou and Texas A&M are ranked the same here because their series is tied 3-3 during these years

ALL-TIME RANKINGS (1933-2015)
1 Kentucky (333 points)
2 Florida (65)
3 LSU (59)
4 Alabama (38)*
5 Tennessee (38)*
6 MSU (35)
7 Arkansas (25)
8 Vanderbilt (14)
9 Georgia (12)
10 Auburn (9)**
11 Ole Miss (9)**
12 Georgia Tech (7)
13 South Carolina (5)
14 Tulane (2)
15 Mizzou/Texas A&M (0)***
17 Sewanee (0)***
*-Alabama is ranked higher than Tennessee here because it led the series 69-62 during these years
**-Auburn is ranked higher than Ole Miss here because it led the series 72-54 during these years
***-Mizzou and Texas A&M are ranked the same here because their series is tied 3-3 during their tenure in the SEC; Mizzou and Texas A&M are ranked higher than Sewanee here because they had 0 points in three years in the SEC, better per capita than Sewanee which had 0 points in eight years in the SEC