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SEC Football Standings Since Expansions
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:30 am
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:30 am
Since Expansion in 2012:
1. Alabama- .905 (57-6)
2. Georgia- .746 (47-16)
3. LSU- .677 (42-20)
4. Florida- .641 (41-23)
5. Texas A&M- .548 (34-28)
6. Auburn- .508 (32-31)
7. S. Carolina- .484 (31-33)
8. Miss. St.- .476 (30-33)
9. Missouri- .468 (29-33)
10. Ole Miss- .397 (25-38)
11. Tennessee- .323 (20-42)
12. Kentucky- .313 (20-44)
13. Vanderbilt- .302 (19-44)
14. Arkansas- .210 (13-49)
Since Expansion in 1992:
1. Florida- .737 (165-59-0)
2. Alabama- .720 (160-62-1)
3. Georgia- .657 (146-76-1)
4. LSU- .619 (137-84-1)
5. Auburn- .587 (130-91-2)
6. Tennessee- .570 (126-95-1)
7. Texas A&M- .548 (34-28-0)
8. Missouri- .468 (29-33-0)
9. S. Carolina- .435 (97-126-1)
10. Arkansas- .410 (90-130-2)
11. Miss St.- .392 (87-135-1)
12. Ole Miss- .381 (85-138-0)
13. Kentucky- .290 (65-159-0)
14. Vanderbilt- .197 (44-179-0)
Interesting that the 4 expansion teams since 1992 are all clustered together..... all behind the Original Big 6... but all ahead of the Historical Bottom Feeders of the SEC.
For all those young fans who don't understand how Tennesseee is still revered as "Big 6", this is the reason why.... despite a decade + of being horrible, they are still 31 games above .500 in SEC play since 1992. And if you go back to 1933 when the SEC originated, they rank even better.
How long before Alabama passes Florida since 1992? We're probably a couple years away I would guess.
1. Alabama- .905 (57-6)
2. Georgia- .746 (47-16)
3. LSU- .677 (42-20)
4. Florida- .641 (41-23)
5. Texas A&M- .548 (34-28)
6. Auburn- .508 (32-31)
7. S. Carolina- .484 (31-33)
8. Miss. St.- .476 (30-33)
9. Missouri- .468 (29-33)
10. Ole Miss- .397 (25-38)
11. Tennessee- .323 (20-42)
12. Kentucky- .313 (20-44)
13. Vanderbilt- .302 (19-44)
14. Arkansas- .210 (13-49)
Since Expansion in 1992:
1. Florida- .737 (165-59-0)
2. Alabama- .720 (160-62-1)
3. Georgia- .657 (146-76-1)
4. LSU- .619 (137-84-1)
5. Auburn- .587 (130-91-2)
6. Tennessee- .570 (126-95-1)
7. Texas A&M- .548 (34-28-0)
8. Missouri- .468 (29-33-0)
9. S. Carolina- .435 (97-126-1)
10. Arkansas- .410 (90-130-2)
11. Miss St.- .392 (87-135-1)
12. Ole Miss- .381 (85-138-0)
13. Kentucky- .290 (65-159-0)
14. Vanderbilt- .197 (44-179-0)
Interesting that the 4 expansion teams since 1992 are all clustered together..... all behind the Original Big 6... but all ahead of the Historical Bottom Feeders of the SEC.
For all those young fans who don't understand how Tennesseee is still revered as "Big 6", this is the reason why.... despite a decade + of being horrible, they are still 31 games above .500 in SEC play since 1992. And if you go back to 1933 when the SEC originated, they rank even better.
How long before Alabama passes Florida since 1992? We're probably a couple years away I would guess.
This post was edited on 11/22/19 at 10:59 am
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Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:34 am to BHMKyle
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11. Tennessee- .323 (20-42)
OOF
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:36 am to BHMKyle
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7. Texas A&M- .548 (34-28-0)
8. Missouri- .468 (29-33-0)
9. S. Carolina- .435 (97-126-1)
10. Arkansas- .410 (90-130-2)
best of the outsiders! Can't wait to see next years cups!
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:37 am to BHMKyle
Must be nice to play in the SEC East 
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:38 am to BHMKyle
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4. LSU- .619 (137-84-1)
Considering LSU was awful for much of the '90s (only 3 winning seasons), this is impressive.
Like my undergrad GPA, they dug their way out of an early hole.
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:39 am to BHMKyle
quote:
1. Alabama- .905 (57-6)
2. Georgia- .746 (47-16)
3. LSU- .677 (42-20)
4. Florida- .641 (41-23)
quote:
1. Florida- .737 (165-59-0)
2. Alabama- .720 (160-62-1)
3. Georgia- .657 (146-76-1)
4. LSU- .619 (137-84-1)
Top 4 is still the top 4, just some fluctuations.
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:41 am to BHMKyle
SEC Championships Since 1992:
8- Alabama
7- Florida
4- LSU
3- Georgia
3- Auburn
2- Tennessee
SEC Division Championships Since 1992:
12- Florida
12- Alabama
8- Georgia*
6- Auburn
5- Tennessee
5- LSU
3- Arkansas
2- Missouri
1- S. Carolina
1- Mississippi St.
*Georgia includes 2019 since we've officially clinched.
8- Alabama
7- Florida
4- LSU
3- Georgia
3- Auburn
2- Tennessee
SEC Division Championships Since 1992:
12- Florida
12- Alabama
8- Georgia*
6- Auburn
5- Tennessee
5- LSU
3- Arkansas
2- Missouri
1- S. Carolina
1- Mississippi St.
*Georgia includes 2019 since we've officially clinched.
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:43 am to BHMKyle
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Tennessee- .323 (20-42)
Thank god the worst appears to be over finally
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:46 am to BHMKyle
Bammer sent Curley Hallman (Tuscaloosa native) to LSU as a Trojan horse to keep us down, then lost to him in 1993 to help him keep his job. Convince me otherwise
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:49 am to BHMKyle
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14. Arkansas- .210 (13-49)
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:50 am to BrerTiger
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Considering LSU was awful for much of the '90s (only 3 winning seasons), this is impressive.
It really is impressive and can't be overstated. And it's mainly due to this streak -
LSU has won at least 8 games for 20 straight seasons. The 20-year streak is the longest among Power 5 teams
This post was edited on 11/22/19 at 9:51 am
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:50 am to BHMKyle
quote:
1. Alabama- .905 (57-6)
2. Georgia- .746 (47-16)
3. LSU- .677 (42-20)
4. Florida- .641 (41-23)
5. Texas A&M- .548 (34-28)
Big 5 in dis bitch
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:50 am to BHMKyle
quote:
1. Alabama- .905 (57-6)
2. Georgia- .746 (47-16)
3. LSU- .677 (42-20)
4. Florida- .641 (41-23)
5. Texas A&M- .548 (34-28)
6. Auburn- .508 (32-31)
7. S. Carolina- .484 (31-33)
Big Top Half! Woot Woot!
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:51 am to BHMKyle
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1. Alabama- .905 (57-6)
Not bad
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:51 am to BHMKyle
Any good LSU fan knows football started in 2000
SEC Records since 2000
1. Alabama - .723 (115-44)
2. Georgia - .704 (112-47)
3. LSU - .703 (111-47)
4. Florida - .681 (109-51)
5. Auburn - .604 (96-63)
6. Texas A&M - .548 (34-28)
7. South Carolina - .494 (79-81)
8. Tennessee - .475 (75-83)
9. Missouri - .468 (29-33)
10. Arkansas - .392 (62-96)
11. Ole Miss - .371 (59-100)
12. Mississippi St - .352 (56-103)
13. Kentucky - .275 (44-116)
14. Vanderbilt - .220 (35-124)
I kid.... kind of
SEC Records since 2000
1. Alabama - .723 (115-44)
2. Georgia - .704 (112-47)
3. LSU - .703 (111-47)
4. Florida - .681 (109-51)
5. Auburn - .604 (96-63)
6. Texas A&M - .548 (34-28)
7. South Carolina - .494 (79-81)
8. Tennessee - .475 (75-83)
9. Missouri - .468 (29-33)
10. Arkansas - .392 (62-96)
11. Ole Miss - .371 (59-100)
12. Mississippi St - .352 (56-103)
13. Kentucky - .275 (44-116)
14. Vanderbilt - .220 (35-124)
I kid.... kind of
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:54 am to BHMKyle
57-6. Damn 
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:56 am to BHMKyle
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5. Texas A&M- .548 (34-28)
6. Auburn- .508 (32-31)
Damn TAMU ahead of Au.
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:56 am to BHMKyle
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4. Florida- .641 (41-23)
quote:
1. Florida- .737 (165-59-0)
Forgot how much of a juggernaut the Gators were in the 90s.
Posted on 11/22/19 at 9:59 am to BHMKyle
What I've gathered from this post is that for all the shite the expansion teams get for not being great, they're still better than a number of original SEC members.
Posted on 11/22/19 at 10:02 am to armtackledawg
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Forgot how much of a juggernaut the Gators were in the 90s.
It would be fun to see conference standings for '92 thru '99 (same period we find ourselves in now re: expansion).
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