Each SEC school's top 3 winningest coaches

Alabama
Bear Bryant - 232 (.824)
Nick Saban - 146 (.874)
Frank Thomas - 115 (.812)

Arkansas
Frank Broyles - 144 (.708)
Houston Nutt - 75 (.610)
Lou Holtz - 60 (.735)

Auburn
Ralph Jordan - 175 (.674)
Mike Donahue - 99 (.730)
Pat Dye - 99 (.711)

Florida
Steve Spurrier - 122 (.817)
Ray Graves - 70 (.686)
Urban Meyer - 65 (.813)

Georgia
Vince Dooley - 201 (.715)
Mark Richt - 145 (.740)
Wallace Butts - 140 (.615)

Kentucky
Bear Bryant - 60 (.710)
Fran Curci - 46 (.470)
Jerry Claiborne - 41 (.472)

LSU
Charles McClendon - 135 (.682)
Les Miles - 114 (.770)
Bernie Moore - 83 (.672)

Mississippi State
Jackie Sherrill - 74 (.493)
Dan Mullen - 69 (.600)
Allyn McKeen - 65 (.764)

Missouri
Gary Pinkel - 118 (.618)
Don Faurot - 100 (.553)
Dan Devine - 92 (.697)

Ole Miss
John Vaught - 190 (.745)
Billy Brewer - 66 (.536)
David Cutcliffe - 44 (.603)

South Carolina
Steve Spurrier - 86 (.637)
Rex Enright - 64 (.482)
Jim Carlen - 45 (.555)

Tennessee
Bob Neyland - 173 (.829)
Phillip Fulmer - 151 (.743)
Johnny Majors - 116 (.645)

Texas A&M
R.C. Slocum - 123 (.721)
Homer Norton - 82 (.601)
Dana Bible - 72 (.765)

Vanderbilt
Dan McGugin - 197 (.762)
Arthur Guepe - 39 (.425)
Red Sanders - 36 (.617)


*A few notes*
- Bear Bryant & Steve Spurrier show up at the top of 2 different SEC school's lists. Not bad. Paul Dietzel just missed the Top 3 at both LSU (5th) and South Carolina (4th)
- UGA, TENN, and BAMA seemingly have solid continuity when it comes to coaches.
- That Vandy gap
- Ed O will likely move into 6th place for LSU by the end of this season, while Mark Stoops could move into Kentucky's Top 3.

Still working with this data. Let me know of any errors.