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SEC football teams ranked using different metrics
Posted on 6/8/19 at 11:18 pm
Posted on 6/8/19 at 11:18 pm
I've seen different threads ranking teams using times in polls, and top teams of the last decade; so I figured I'd rank teams using different metrics including the rankings in polls.
Results compiled from Winsipedia: LINK
National Championships ( claimed):
1. Alabama-17
2. Tennessee-9
3. Florida-3
3. LSU-3
3. Ole Miss-3
3. A&M-3
7. Auburn-2
7. Georgia-2
9. Arkansas-1
9. Kentucky-1
14. Mississippi St-0
14. Missouri-0
14. South Carolina-0
14. Vanderbilt-0
All-Time Record
1. Alabama .726 (905-329-43)
2. Tennessee .675 (838-390-53)
3. Georgia .653 ( 819-423-54)
4. LSU .652 (797-415-47)
5. Auburn .630 (767-441-47)
6. Florida .629 (724-418-40)
7. A&M .602 (741-481-48)
8. Arkansas .584 ( 715-504-40)
9. Ole Miss .548 ( 638-524-35)
10. Missouri .546 ( 679-561-52)
11. South Carolina .513 ( 609-
578-44)
12. Kentucky .498 (615-621-44)
13. Vanderbilt .495 (606-620-50)
14. Miss. St .494 ( 563-578-39)
Conference Championships
1. Alabama- 31
2. A&M- 18
3. Tennessee- 16
4. LSU- 15
5. Georgia- 14
6. Arkansas-13
6. Vanderbilt-13
8. Auburn-12
8. Missouri-12
9. Florida-8
10.Ole Miss-6
11. Kentucky- 2
12. Miss. St-1
12. South Carolina-1
Bowl Games
1. Alabama-70
2. Georgia- 55
3. Tennessee-52
4. LSU- 50
5. Florida- 44
6. Auburn- 43
7. Arkansas-42
8. A&M- 40
9. Ole Miss- 37
10. Missouri- 33
11. South Carolina-23
12. Miss. St.- 22
13. Kentucky- 18
14. Vanderbilt- 9
All-Time Wins
1. Alabama-905
2. Tennessee-838
3. Georgia- 819
4.LSU-797
5.Auburn-767
6. A&M- 741
7.Florida-724
8. Arkansas-715
9. Missouri- 679
10. Ole Miss-638
11.Kentucky-615
12. South Carolina-609
13. Vanderbilt- 606
14. Mississippi State-563
Bowl Record
1. Ole Miss .639 (23-13-0)
2. Alabama .601 (40-26-3)
3. Georgia .591 (31-21-3)
3. Miss. St .591 (13-9-0)
4. Auburn .581 (24-17-2)
5. Florida .545 (24-20-0)
6. Tennessee .538 (28-24-0)
7. LSU .530 (26-23-1)
8.Kentucky .500 (9-9-0)
8.Vanderbilt .500 (4-4-1)
9. Missouri .455 (15-18-0)
10. A&M .450 (18-22-0)
11. Arkansas .393 (15-24-3)
12.So.Car .391 (9-14-0)
Consensus All-Americans
1. Alabama- 74
2. Tennessee- 40
3. LSU- 35
4. Georgia- 33
5. Florida- 32
6. Auburn- 30
6. A&M- 30
8. Arkansas- 25
9. Missouri - 13
10. Ole Miss- 12
11. Kentucky- 11
12. Vanderbilt- 7
13. South Carolina- 4
14. Mississippi St.- 2
Heisman Winners
1. Auburn- 3
1. Florida- 3
3. Alabama- 2
3. Georgia- 2
3. A&M- 2
6. LSU-1
6. South Carolina-1
14. Arkansas-0
14. Kentucky-0
14. Vanderbilt-0
14. Missouri-0
14.Mississippi St-0
14. Ole Miss-0
14. Tennessee-0
NFL Draft picks
1. Alabama-365
2. Florida-349
3. Tennessee-346
4. LSU- 338
5. Georgia- 330
6. A&M - 289
7. Auburn- 279
8. Arkansas- 271
9.Ole Miss - 246
10. Missouri- 216
11. South Carolina-200
12. Mississippi St.-198
13. Kentucky- 197
14. Vanderbilt- 124
NFL first-round picks
1. Alabama-64
2. Florida-53
3. Tennessee-46
4. LSU- 42
5. Georgia-36
6. A&M-35
7. Auburn-30
8. Arkansas-29
9. Ole Miss-22
10. Missouri-20
11. Kentucky- 15
12. Mississippi St.-14
13. South Carolina-13
14. Vanderbilt-9
Weeks in Polls
1. Alabama-791
2. LSU- 617
3. Florida-600
4. Tennessee- 582
5. Georgia- 579
6. Auburn- 566
7. A&M- 436
8. Arkansas-417
9. Ole Miss-289
10. Missouri- 254
11. Miss. St.- 202
12. South Carolina- 187
13.Kentucky-90
14. Vanderbilt-31
Weeks as AP #1
1. Alabama-118
2. Florida-41
3. LSU- 30
4. Tennessee-19
5. Georgia-15
6. Auburn-9
7. A&M- 6
8. Miss. St.- 5
8. Ole Miss- 5
9. Missouri-2
10. Arkansas-1
14. Kentucky- 0
14. Vanderbilt- 0
14. South Carolina-0
Unweighted Avg Ranking (Avg Ranking in parentheses)
1. Alabama (5.58)
2. Tennessee (16.25)
3. LSU (16.67)
3. Georgia (16.67)
5. Florida (19.83)
6. Auburn (21.33)
7. A&M (22.92)
8. Arkansas (34.75)
9. Ole Miss (37.42)
10. Missouri (42.33)
11. Kentucky (55.17)
12. Mississippi St (56.33)
13. South Carolina (57.25)
14. Vanderbilt (62.91)
Edited to include unweighted avg ranking
Edit #2 to include national championships on the NCAA's website NCAA
1908: LSU ( shared with Pennsylvania) (NCF, HAF)
1919: A&M ( shared with Harvard, Illinois, Notre Dame) ( CFRA, NCF, HAF)
1925: Alabama ( CFRA, NCF, HAF)
1926: Alabama( shared with Stanford) (CFRA, HAF, NCF)
1930: Alabama ( shared with Notre Dame) (CFRA, HAF, NCF)
1939: A&M ( AP)
1951: Tennessee ( AP, UPI)
1957: Auburn (shared with Ohio St) (FWAA,UPI, AP)
1958: LSU (shared with Iowa) (AP,UPI, FWAA)
1960: Ole Miss (shared with Minnesota) (AP, NFF, UPI, FWAA)
1961: Alabama ( shared with Ohio St) (AP, NFF, UPI, FWAA)
1964: Arkansas/Alabama ( website lists both teams along with Notre Dame) ( AP, UPI, FWAA, NFF)
1965: Alabama (along with Michigan State) (AP, FWAA, NFF, UPI)
1973: Alabama ( along with Notre Dame) (AP, FWAA, NFF, UPI)
1978: Alabama (along with USC) ( AP, NFF, FWAA, UPI)
1979: Alabama (AP, NFF, FWAA, UPI)
1980: Georgia ( AP, FWAA, NFF, UPI)
1992: Alabama (AP, FWAA, NFF, UPI, USA/CNN)
1998: Tennessee (BCS)
2003: LSU (along with USC) (BCS, AP, FWAA)
2006: Florida ( BCS)
2007: LSU (BCS)
2008: Florida (BCS)
2009: Alabama (BCS)
2010: Auburn (BCS)
2011: Alabama ( BCS)
2012: Alabama ( BCS)
2015: Alabama (CFP)
2017: Alabama ( CFP)
So according to the NCAA's website here's the ranking based on outright(not shared with other teams) titles
1. Alabama-8 (1925, 1979, 1992, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017)
(1926, 1930, 1961, 1964, 1965, 1973, and 1978 titles shared with Stanford, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Arkansas, Michigan State, Notre Dame, and USC respectively)
2. Florida-2 (2006, 2008)
2. Tennessee-2 (1951,1998)
4. Auburn-1* (2010) (1957 title shared with Ohio State)
4. A&M-1* (1939) (1919 title shared with Harvard, Illinois, Notre Dame)
4. LSU-1* (2007) (1908, 1958, and 2003 titles shared with Pennsylvania, Iowa, and USC respectively)
4. Georgia-1 (1980)
14. Arkansas-0* ( 1964 title shared with Alabama)
14. Ole Miss-0* ( 1960 title shared with Minnesota)
14. Miss. St-0
14. South Carolina-0
14. Missouri-0
14. Kentucky-0
14. Vanderbilt-0
Rankings based on total number of titles (outright or shared)
(total number of titles varies from what Winsipedia has provided)
1. Alabama- 15
2. LSU-4
3. Florida- 2
3. A&M- 2
3. Auburn- 2
3. Tennessee- 2
7. Georgia-1
7. Ole Miss- 1
7. Arkansas- 1
14. South Carolina-0
14. Miss. St- 0
14. Missouri- 0
14. Kentucky- 0
14. Vanderbilt- 0
Results compiled from Winsipedia: LINK
National Championships ( claimed):
1. Alabama-17
2. Tennessee-9
3. Florida-3
3. LSU-3
3. Ole Miss-3
3. A&M-3
7. Auburn-2
7. Georgia-2
9. Arkansas-1
9. Kentucky-1
14. Mississippi St-0
14. Missouri-0
14. South Carolina-0
14. Vanderbilt-0
All-Time Record
1. Alabama .726 (905-329-43)
2. Tennessee .675 (838-390-53)
3. Georgia .653 ( 819-423-54)
4. LSU .652 (797-415-47)
5. Auburn .630 (767-441-47)
6. Florida .629 (724-418-40)
7. A&M .602 (741-481-48)
8. Arkansas .584 ( 715-504-40)
9. Ole Miss .548 ( 638-524-35)
10. Missouri .546 ( 679-561-52)
11. South Carolina .513 ( 609-
578-44)
12. Kentucky .498 (615-621-44)
13. Vanderbilt .495 (606-620-50)
14. Miss. St .494 ( 563-578-39)
Conference Championships
1. Alabama- 31
2. A&M- 18
3. Tennessee- 16
4. LSU- 15
5. Georgia- 14
6. Arkansas-13
6. Vanderbilt-13
8. Auburn-12
8. Missouri-12
9. Florida-8
10.Ole Miss-6
11. Kentucky- 2
12. Miss. St-1
12. South Carolina-1
Bowl Games
1. Alabama-70
2. Georgia- 55
3. Tennessee-52
4. LSU- 50
5. Florida- 44
6. Auburn- 43
7. Arkansas-42
8. A&M- 40
9. Ole Miss- 37
10. Missouri- 33
11. South Carolina-23
12. Miss. St.- 22
13. Kentucky- 18
14. Vanderbilt- 9
All-Time Wins
1. Alabama-905
2. Tennessee-838
3. Georgia- 819
4.LSU-797
5.Auburn-767
6. A&M- 741
7.Florida-724
8. Arkansas-715
9. Missouri- 679
10. Ole Miss-638
11.Kentucky-615
12. South Carolina-609
13. Vanderbilt- 606
14. Mississippi State-563
Bowl Record
1. Ole Miss .639 (23-13-0)
2. Alabama .601 (40-26-3)
3. Georgia .591 (31-21-3)
3. Miss. St .591 (13-9-0)
4. Auburn .581 (24-17-2)
5. Florida .545 (24-20-0)
6. Tennessee .538 (28-24-0)
7. LSU .530 (26-23-1)
8.Kentucky .500 (9-9-0)
8.Vanderbilt .500 (4-4-1)
9. Missouri .455 (15-18-0)
10. A&M .450 (18-22-0)
11. Arkansas .393 (15-24-3)
12.So.Car .391 (9-14-0)
Consensus All-Americans
1. Alabama- 74
2. Tennessee- 40
3. LSU- 35
4. Georgia- 33
5. Florida- 32
6. Auburn- 30
6. A&M- 30
8. Arkansas- 25
9. Missouri - 13
10. Ole Miss- 12
11. Kentucky- 11
12. Vanderbilt- 7
13. South Carolina- 4
14. Mississippi St.- 2
Heisman Winners
1. Auburn- 3
1. Florida- 3
3. Alabama- 2
3. Georgia- 2
3. A&M- 2
6. LSU-1
6. South Carolina-1
14. Arkansas-0
14. Kentucky-0
14. Vanderbilt-0
14. Missouri-0
14.Mississippi St-0
14. Ole Miss-0
14. Tennessee-0
NFL Draft picks
1. Alabama-365
2. Florida-349
3. Tennessee-346
4. LSU- 338
5. Georgia- 330
6. A&M - 289
7. Auburn- 279
8. Arkansas- 271
9.Ole Miss - 246
10. Missouri- 216
11. South Carolina-200
12. Mississippi St.-198
13. Kentucky- 197
14. Vanderbilt- 124
NFL first-round picks
1. Alabama-64
2. Florida-53
3. Tennessee-46
4. LSU- 42
5. Georgia-36
6. A&M-35
7. Auburn-30
8. Arkansas-29
9. Ole Miss-22
10. Missouri-20
11. Kentucky- 15
12. Mississippi St.-14
13. South Carolina-13
14. Vanderbilt-9
Weeks in Polls
1. Alabama-791
2. LSU- 617
3. Florida-600
4. Tennessee- 582
5. Georgia- 579
6. Auburn- 566
7. A&M- 436
8. Arkansas-417
9. Ole Miss-289
10. Missouri- 254
11. Miss. St.- 202
12. South Carolina- 187
13.Kentucky-90
14. Vanderbilt-31
Weeks as AP #1
1. Alabama-118
2. Florida-41
3. LSU- 30
4. Tennessee-19
5. Georgia-15
6. Auburn-9
7. A&M- 6
8. Miss. St.- 5
8. Ole Miss- 5
9. Missouri-2
10. Arkansas-1
14. Kentucky- 0
14. Vanderbilt- 0
14. South Carolina-0
Unweighted Avg Ranking (Avg Ranking in parentheses)
1. Alabama (5.58)
2. Tennessee (16.25)
3. LSU (16.67)
3. Georgia (16.67)
5. Florida (19.83)
6. Auburn (21.33)
7. A&M (22.92)
8. Arkansas (34.75)
9. Ole Miss (37.42)
10. Missouri (42.33)
11. Kentucky (55.17)
12. Mississippi St (56.33)
13. South Carolina (57.25)
14. Vanderbilt (62.91)
Edited to include unweighted avg ranking
Edit #2 to include national championships on the NCAA's website NCAA
1908: LSU ( shared with Pennsylvania) (NCF, HAF)
1919: A&M ( shared with Harvard, Illinois, Notre Dame) ( CFRA, NCF, HAF)
1925: Alabama ( CFRA, NCF, HAF)
1926: Alabama( shared with Stanford) (CFRA, HAF, NCF)
1930: Alabama ( shared with Notre Dame) (CFRA, HAF, NCF)
1939: A&M ( AP)
1951: Tennessee ( AP, UPI)
1957: Auburn (shared with Ohio St) (FWAA,UPI, AP)
1958: LSU (shared with Iowa) (AP,UPI, FWAA)
1960: Ole Miss (shared with Minnesota) (AP, NFF, UPI, FWAA)
1961: Alabama ( shared with Ohio St) (AP, NFF, UPI, FWAA)
1964: Arkansas/Alabama ( website lists both teams along with Notre Dame) ( AP, UPI, FWAA, NFF)
1965: Alabama (along with Michigan State) (AP, FWAA, NFF, UPI)
1973: Alabama ( along with Notre Dame) (AP, FWAA, NFF, UPI)
1978: Alabama (along with USC) ( AP, NFF, FWAA, UPI)
1979: Alabama (AP, NFF, FWAA, UPI)
1980: Georgia ( AP, FWAA, NFF, UPI)
1992: Alabama (AP, FWAA, NFF, UPI, USA/CNN)
1998: Tennessee (BCS)
2003: LSU (along with USC) (BCS, AP, FWAA)
2006: Florida ( BCS)
2007: LSU (BCS)
2008: Florida (BCS)
2009: Alabama (BCS)
2010: Auburn (BCS)
2011: Alabama ( BCS)
2012: Alabama ( BCS)
2015: Alabama (CFP)
2017: Alabama ( CFP)
So according to the NCAA's website here's the ranking based on outright(not shared with other teams) titles
1. Alabama-8 (1925, 1979, 1992, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017)
(1926, 1930, 1961, 1964, 1965, 1973, and 1978 titles shared with Stanford, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Arkansas, Michigan State, Notre Dame, and USC respectively)
2. Florida-2 (2006, 2008)
2. Tennessee-2 (1951,1998)
4. Auburn-1* (2010) (1957 title shared with Ohio State)
4. A&M-1* (1939) (1919 title shared with Harvard, Illinois, Notre Dame)
4. LSU-1* (2007) (1908, 1958, and 2003 titles shared with Pennsylvania, Iowa, and USC respectively)
4. Georgia-1 (1980)
14. Arkansas-0* ( 1964 title shared with Alabama)
14. Ole Miss-0* ( 1960 title shared with Minnesota)
14. Miss. St-0
14. South Carolina-0
14. Missouri-0
14. Kentucky-0
14. Vanderbilt-0
Rankings based on total number of titles (outright or shared)
(total number of titles varies from what Winsipedia has provided)
1. Alabama- 15
2. LSU-4
3. Florida- 2
3. A&M- 2
3. Auburn- 2
3. Tennessee- 2
7. Georgia-1
7. Ole Miss- 1
7. Arkansas- 1
14. South Carolina-0
14. Miss. St- 0
14. Missouri- 0
14. Kentucky- 0
14. Vanderbilt- 0
This post was edited on 6/9/19 at 7:45 pm
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Posted on 6/8/19 at 11:20 pm to AUFan2015
Leave us alone
Posted on 6/8/19 at 11:22 pm to AUFan2015
Better than I thought. 
Posted on 6/8/19 at 11:39 pm to AUFan2015
"claimed" Natty's is a weak metric. A&M claims 3 but had never actually been voted champ. Auburn could claim up to 4 more from the pre-poll era that would be just as legit as any of theirs
Posted on 6/8/19 at 11:48 pm to BowlJackson
Who was "voted" champion of the 1939 season?
Posted on 6/8/19 at 11:51 pm to AUFan2015
Posted on 6/8/19 at 11:52 pm to CGSC Lobotomy
Congrats on having one in the poll era, barely. As for the other two you "claim", nobody, it was called the pre-poll era for a reason
Posted on 6/8/19 at 11:57 pm to BowlJackson
Why not just admit you were wrong?
Posted on 6/9/19 at 12:04 am to Hugh McElroy
How am I wrong? Just because you're butthurt that 66% of your "titles" aren't legit and 100% will never be respected by non Aggies bc nobody cares what happened pre-WW2 doesn't make me wrong
Posted on 6/9/19 at 12:14 am to AUFan2015
quote:
Weeks in Polls
quote:
1. Alabama-791
quote:
2. LSU- 617
3. Florida-600
4. Tennessee- 582
5. Georgia- 579
6. Auburn- 566
quote:
7. A&M- 436
8. Arkansas-417
quote:
9. Ole Miss-289
Clearly Bama is the best but the drop offs between the next 3 groups is pretty staggering. I was surprised to see that massive of a gap between them.
Posted on 6/9/19 at 2:04 am to AUFan2015
Posted on 6/9/19 at 2:46 am to AUFan2015
Great list. I'm sure that took you a while to compile. I did see one glaring error I thought I would mention though.
Alabama's record is 934-320-44 which gives it a winning percentage of .736. That winning percentage is the best in the nation, although you didn't have a category for winning %.
Alabama's record is 934-320-44 which gives it a winning percentage of .736. That winning percentage is the best in the nation, although you didn't have a category for winning %.
This post was edited on 6/9/19 at 2:49 am
Posted on 6/9/19 at 2:52 am to Happy Tide
Like I said in the OP I used Winsipedia so I used what they had I guess they haven't updated what they have. Sorry. That might mean parts of this list are outdated then. Thought Winsipedia would've had updated stuff.
I googled All time wins for teams and different sites give different numbers so I'm keeping what I have in OP for the time being until I can find something more official.
I googled All time wins for teams and different sites give different numbers so I'm keeping what I have in OP for the time being until I can find something more official.
This post was edited on 6/9/19 at 3:06 am
Posted on 6/9/19 at 3:06 am to AUFan2015
quote:
Like I said in the OP I used Winsipedia so I used what they had I guess they haven't updated what they have. Sorry. That might mean parts of this list are outdated then. Thought Winsipedia would've had updated stuff.
Nah, your good. I'm just being specific about things. The numbers I listed are wins on the field.
Winsipedia, along with many other sites, chooses to factor in forfeits and vacated games.
This post was edited on 6/9/19 at 3:07 am
Posted on 6/9/19 at 3:09 am to Happy Tide
quote:
Alabama's record is 934-320-44 which gives it a winning percentage of .736.
WRONG
According to winsipedia which is always up to date within 24 hours of the last game a team played Bama's record is 905-329-43 (.726) and that's the 5th best winning % all-time
"BuT bOwL" you say, "mUh On FiElD wInNiNg PeRcEnTaGe", you say
NEWSFLASH DUMBASS, vacated wins don't count, you dirty bunch of CHEATERS
quote:
Winsipedia, along with many other sites, chooses to factor in forfeits and vacated games
No shite
so does the NCAA. That's your official record. Don't like it, shouldn't have cheated. Dumb frickThis post was edited on 6/9/19 at 3:11 am
Posted on 6/9/19 at 3:10 am to AUFan2015
quote:
Igoogled All time wins for teams and different sites give different numbers so I'm keeping what I have in OP for the time being until I can find something more official.
For purposes of historical record, not necessarily your list, here:
LINK /
is a site that lists games played on the field and doesn't bother itself with the NCAA taking and giving wins or losses.
Posted on 6/9/19 at 3:13 am to Happy Tide
quote:
Nah, your good. I'm just being specific about things. The numbers I listed are wins on the field.
You’re*
Posted on 6/9/19 at 3:16 am to BowlJackson
Altie/HappyTide isn't worth the effort.
Probably still has strap on shoes because he never learned to tie his shoes.
Probably still has strap on shoes because he never learned to tie his shoes.
Posted on 6/9/19 at 3:16 am to BowlJackson
quote:
WRONG
According to winsipedia which is always up to date within 24 hours of the last game a team played Bama's record is 905-329-43 (.726) and that's the 5th best winning % all-time
"BuT bOwL" you say, "mUh On FiElD wInNiNg PeRcEnTaGe", you say
NEWSFLASH DUMBASS, vacated wins don't count, you dirty bunch of CHEATERS
No, you are incorrect. Alabama has the best winning percentage in the nation. Pretty soon, they will have the most overall wins also.
Wins on the field count because, you know, they happened.
quote:
No shite so does the NCAA. That's your official record. Don't like it, shouldn't have cheated. Dumb frick
I'm sorry your team is a lower tier, backwater, second best for it's whole existence type of program.
That isn't the fault of the team with the best winning percentage in the nation, now is it?
Auburn just needs to be more auTastic and auDominating more of the time.
This post was edited on 6/9/19 at 3:17 am
Posted on 6/9/19 at 3:18 am to WilliamTaylor21
quote:
You’re*
Your stupid.
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