Someone had a thread yesterday about the winning percentage of the SEC's "Big 6." Well, I got to thinking. If the Big 6 had their own division in the conference...the teams listed below would be the champs since the SEC expanded. Not sure if co-champs should be allowed here, especially if the co-champs played each other during the season and decided who was the better of the two on the field. Say what you will about the qualifications of Mark Richt as a coach, but at least he did win a Big 6 co-title not that long ago…

1992 Alabama (4-0)
1993 Florida (4-1) [Note: Auburn (4-0) was on probation]
1994 Florida/Alabama (4-1) [Note: UF won head-to-head]
1995 Florida (4-0)
1996 Florida (5-0) [Note: UF defeated all Big 6 members]
1997 Tennessee (3-1)
1998 Tennessee (4-0)
1999 Alabama (4-1)
2000 Florida (5-0)
2001 LSU/Tennessee (3-2) [Note: UT won head-to-head at home by 8; later LSU won head-to-head at neutral site by 11]
2002 Florida/Georgia (3-1) [Note: UF won head-to-head]
2003 LSU (4-1)
2004 Auburn (5-0)
2005 Auburn (2-1)
2006 Florida (4-1)
2007 LSU (4-0)
2008 Florida (4-0)
2009 Alabama (4-0)
2010 Auburn (3-0)
2011 LSU (5-1) [Note: LSU defeated all Big 6 members]
2012 Alabama (4-0)
2013 Auburn/Georgia (3-1) [Note: AU won head-to-head]
2014 Alabama (4-0)