re: What's the record for most consecutive years at last in the West?

Just did the East to see if anyone can beat our record of six.

1992: Kentucky and Vanderbilt (2-6)
1993: Vanderbilt (1-7)
1994: Kentucky (0-8)
1995: Vanderbilt (1-7)
1996: Vanderbilt (0-8)
1997: Vanderbilt (0-8)
1998: South Carolina (0-8)
1999: South Carolina (0-8)
2000: Kentucky (0-8)
2001: Vanderbilt (0-8)
2002: Vanderbilt (0-8)
2003: Vanderbilt and Kentucky (1-7)
2004: Vanderbilt and Kentucky (1-7)
2005: Kentucky (2-6)
2006: Vanderbilt (1-7)
2007: Vanderbilt (2-6)
2008: Kentucky (2-6)
2009: Vanderbilt (0-8)
2010: Vanderbilt (1-7)
2011: Tennessee (1-7)
2012: Kentucky (0-8)
2013: Kentucky (0-8)
2014: Vanderbilt (0-8)

Trivia: Georgia and Florida are the only two real SEC teams never to finish last in a division. Arkansas and Kentucky have the same number of last place finishes.

Vandy had a run of 8 out of 10 the same time MSU had 8 out of 9. I was employed by both schools during those runs. Weird.