Playing conference teams after their bye

I've been curious about this, as it seems we've been getting shafted on this for a number of years, so just did a quick run through to see if the numbers matched the feeling. This is only counting conference games where intra-conference teams took a bye before a conference opponent. There could be a couple extra for each team if I dug deep into OOC schedules each year, but I'm not going to do that. This is a basic 40min effort. Could be off by 1-2 I guess, I did this by hand.

SEC opponents played off of their bye week since 2010:

Bama - 38
Arkansas - 14
Auburn - 11
Florida - 23
Georgia - 24
Kentucky - 14
LSU - 29
Mississippi St - 14
Missouri - 9
Ole Miss - 12
South Carolina - 14
Tennessee - 9
Texas A&M - 17
Vanderbilt - 9

2010 was a bit of an outlier for Alabama since we played 6 teams off of their bye that year, so here is that data if we remove 2010 and start at 2011.

Alabama - 32
Arkansas - 14
Auburn - 11
Florida - 23
Georgia - 23
Kentucky - 14
LSU - 28
Miss St - 14
Missouri - 9
Ole Miss - 12
South Carolina - 14
Tennessee - 9
A&M - 16
Vandy - 8

Of the 15 years I looked at, there are only 8 years where we played 2 or less SEC teams coming off of their bye, those years were:

12
14
16
17
18
20
22
23

Interesting data. Would be cool if Byrne would put his foot down about scheduling, we've been getting shafted (with LSU close behind) for years.

More random data outliers:

Only Bama and LSU have played at least one opponent coming off a bye every season since 2010. Tennessee and Missouri have EIGHT seasons where they did not play a single team coming off of a bye. Auburn comes in behind that at 7 seasons.

Alabama has 7 seasons where they played 3 or more SEC opponents off of their bye week. LSU has 5, UF has 4, UGA has 3.