Is it time for Vandy to leave the SEC?

Going back to the 2014-2015 Academic Year, if you take the SEC Standings of most of the major sports, Vanderbilt is by far the worst athletic program.

Football:

1. Alabama: 43-5
2. Georgia: 36-12
3. LSU: 33-15
4. Florida: 31-17
5. Auburn: 26-22
6. Texas A&M: 24-24
6. Miss St.: 24-24
8. Missouri: 21-27
9. Kentucky: 20-28
10. S. Carolina: 19-29
10. Tennessee: 19-29
10. Ole Miss: 19-29
13. Arkansas: 11-37
14. Vanderbilt: 10-38

Men's Basketball:

1. Kentucky: 75-21
2. Florida: 61-35
3. S. Carolina: 56-40
4. Tennessee: 54-42
4. Arkansas: 54-42
6. Alabama: 48-48
7. Auburn: 47-49
7. Texas A&M: 47-49
9. Ole Miss: 46-50
10. LSU: 45-51
11. Miss. St.: 41-55
12. Georgia: 38-58
13. Vanderbilt: 37-59
14. Missouri: 23-71

Women's Basketball:

1. S. Carolina: 77-10
2. Miss St.: 72-15
3. Texas A&M: 58-29
4. Tennessee: 57-30
5. Kentucky: 52-34
6. Missouri: 49-38
7. Georgia: 46-41
8. LSU: 43-44
9. Auburn: 33-53
10. Arkansas: 28-59
11. Florida: 28-59
12. Alabama: 25-62
13. Vanderbilt: 21-66
14. Ole Miss: 19-68

SEC Softball:

**Vandy is only team in the SEC without a team

I mean obviously they more than carry their weight in baseball, but that's the only sport that really matters in which they field a competitive program these days.

I feel like the current atmosphere in college athletics just doesn't support a school like Vanderbilt with the ability to compete. At this point, they are bringing zero value to the league. I understand they are a Charter member of the conference, but at some point they either need to invest in competing in athletics or drop out.