Ranking the SEC programs since 1990 expansion by big 3 sports

This is supposed to be a refreshing non-troll, objective thread based on the accomplishments and contributions of SEC schools based on the relevant era of big 3 conference athletics. I still included A&M and Mizzou based on their accomplishments (Big 12 or SEC) since the given period of 1990 for the sake of inclusion. Some might say it’s “convenient” for an LSU fan to start at ‘90 but my reasoning is based simply on expansion of the present SEC as most have always known it and it’s been over 30 years thus people in college at that time are now in their 50’s. Pretty fair but still encompassing snapshot of the “current” landscape. How would you level-headed objective gaggle of motherless fricks rank ‘em 1-14?

Georgia: 1 baseball (1990) (football runner up 2017)

Arkansas: 1 basketball (1994) (basketball runner-up 1995) (runner up baseball 2018)

South Carolina: 2. 2 Baseball (2010 & 2011) (baseball runner-up 2002 & 2012)

Kentucky 3. 3 basketball (1996, 1998, 2012)

Alabama: 7. 7 football (1992, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2020) (football runner-2016 & 2018) (baseball runner-up 1997)

Florida: 7 Football: (1996, 2006, 2008,) Basketball: (2006, 2007) Baseball: (2017)

Tennessee: 1 Football (1998)

LSU: 9 Baseball: (1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2009) Football: (2003, 2007, 2019) (runner up football 2011)

Auburn: 1 Football (2010) (runner up football 2013)

Vanderbilt: 2 Baseball (2014, 2019)

Mississippi St.: none. (runner up in baseball 2013)

Ole Miss: None. (No runner ups)

Mizzou: None. (No runner ups)

Texas A&M: None. (No runner ups)

I would go:

1.)Florida
2.)LSU
3.)Bama
4.)Kentucky
5.)Auburn
6.)Georgia
7.) South Carolina
8.) Vandy
9.) Tennessee
10.) Arkansas
11.) State
12.) Ole Miss
13.) Texas A&M
14.) Mizzou