SEC football standings since expansion, and in this decade

We've finished 17 seasons now, and here's how it looks:

Since expansion (these standings include wins in the SECCG but do not include losses in the SECCG):

:::::Edited to take into account Alabama's vacated wins.:::::

(Number of SEC titles in this period are in parentheses.)
1. Florida 116-27-0 (7) .811
2. Tennessee 101-37-0 (2) .732
3. Georgia 87-50-1 (2) .634
4. Auburn 84-51-2 (1) .620
5. Louisiana State 79-59-1 (3) .572
6. Alabama 69-58-0 (2) .543
7. Arkansas 63-71-2 .471
8. Mississippi 56-80-0 .412
9. South Carolina 53-82-1 .393
10. Mississippi State 49-86-1 .364
11. Kentucky 38-98-0 .279
12. Vanderbilt 23-113-0 .169

Interdivision (including SECCG's):
East 163-156-2
West 151-163-2
(Alabama "vacated" five SEC East wins from 2005 to 2007.)


2000-2008

1. Florida 56-19 (3) .747
2. Georgia 53-21 (2) .716
3. Louisiana State 53-22 (3) .707
4. Auburn 50-23 (1) .685
5. Tennessee 47-25 .653
6. Arkansas 34-38 .472 (head-to-head)
7. South Carolina 34-38 .472
8. Alabama 27-34 .443
9. Mississippi 23-43 .403
10. Kentucky 17-55 .236 (head-to-head)
11. Mississippi State 17-55 .236
12. Vanderbilt 13-59 .181

Interdivision (including SECCG’s):
East 85-86
West 81-85

1992-1999
1. Florida 60-8 (4) .882
2. Tennessee 54-12 (2) .818
3. Alabama 42-24 (2) .636
4. Auburn 34-28-2 .547
5. Georgia 34-29-1 .539
6. Mississippi State 32-31-1 .508
7. Arkansas 29-33-2 .469
8. Mississippi 27-37 .422
9. Louisiana State 26-37-1 .414
10. Kentucky 21-43 .328
11. South Carolina 19-44-1 .305
12. Vanderbilt 10-54 .156

Interdivision
East 77
West 71
Tie 2