Postseason records for all 14 of the SEC’s head coaches

Nick Saban, Alabama: 16 bowls, 8-8 record (0-3 at Michigan State, 3-2 at LSU, 5-3 at Alabama); 6 conference title games, 5-1 record (2-0 at LSU, 3-1 at Alabama)

Bret Bielema, Arkansas: 7 bowls, 3-4 record (2-4 at Wisconsin, 1-0 at Arkansas); 2 conference title game, 2-0 record (all at Wisconsin)

Gus Malzahn, Auburn: 3 bowls, 1-1 record (all at Auburn, did not coach 2012 GoDaddy.com Bowl at Arkansas State); 2 conference title games, 2-0 record (1-0 at Arkansas State, 1-0 at Auburn)

Jim McElwain, Florida: 2 bowls, 1-0 record (all at Colorado State, did not coach in 2014 Las Vegas Bowl)

Mark Richt, Georgia: 14 bowls, 9-5 record (all at Georgia); 5 conference title games, 2-3 record (all at Georgia)

Mark Stoops, Kentucky: No postseason games

Les Miles, LSU: 13 bowls, 7-6 record (1-2 at Oklahoma State, 6-4 at LSU); 3 conference title games, 2-1 record (all at LSU)

Dan Mullen, Mississippi State: 5 bowls, 3-2 record (all at Mississippi State)

Gary Pinkel, Missouri: 11 bowls, 7-4 record (1-0 at Toledo, 6-4 at Missouri); 4 conference title games, 0-4 record (0-2 in Big 12, 0-2 in SEC, all at Missouri)

Hugh Freeze, Ole Miss: 4 bowls, 2-2 record (0-1 at Arkansas State, 2-1 at Ole Miss) 'TCU just scored again!'

Steve Spurrier, South Carolina: 21 bowls, 11-10 record (0-1 at Duke, 6-5 at Florida, 5-4 at South Carolina); 8 conference title games, 5-3 record (5-2 at Florida, 0-1 at South Carolina)

Butch Jones, Tennessee: 4 bowls, 2-2 record (0-2 at Central Michigan, 1-0 at Cincinnati, 1-0 at Tennessee); 2 conference title games, 2-0 record (both at Central Michigan)

Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M: 5 bowls, 4-1 record (1-1 at Houston, 3-0 at Texas A&M); 2 conference title games, 0-2 record (both at Houston)

Derek Mason, Vanderbilt: No postseason games

Postseason records for all 14 of the SEC’s head coaches