Has this been the worst offseason in terms of negative press for the SEC?

Was talking with a buddy about this last night. Seems like almost every major program has had to deal with some kind of negative story.

Tennessee - rape investigations
Ole Miss - NCAA investigation and Tunsil draft fiasco
Mississippi St - Incoming recruit under investigation for assaulting a female
LSU - budget issues
Alabama - firing a longtime assistant for recruiting violations
Georgia - Multiple arrests, "Kirby's law"
Auburn - Relatively quiet until arrests this past weekend
A&M - WR coach melts down on Twitter over decommittment and loses another recruit in the process

Now, Georgia/Auburn having players arrested isn't really surprising. LSU had the budget crisis drama last year, it won't affect athletics. Bo Davis isn't the first and won't be the last assistant fired for committing a recruiting violation. So those 4 are more common issues that seem to happen every offseason.

Ole Miss and Tennessee are major stories for sure. We have also had the satellite camp drama in which Harbaugh has basically thrown down the gauntlet against the entire SEC. Kirby's law is the kind of the thing that the anti-SEC crowd will use as an example to criticize athletic programs for being too big and powerful.

I can't think of another offseason that had this much controversy, and we still have 4 months to go.