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re: SEC Standings Since 1992 Expansion
Posted on 12/22/17 at 4:40 pm to BHMKyle
Posted on 12/22/17 at 4:40 pm to BHMKyle
For The Truth re: Alabama, you have to add back the games the ncaa decided UA should forfeit because Antonio Langham signed a napkin for an agent in the celebratory aftermath of the national title victory over Miami, and the vacated wins when the Shula players sold textbooks to their friends. The ncaa is totally arbitrary as to sanctions. For an example, the year before Langham signed that napkin, Auburn was hit with the loss of a few tv games though the coaches were providing incentives to players.
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Posted on 12/22/17 at 4:40 pm to BHMKyle
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Every SEC game Texas A&M and Missouri have played has come since 1992... its just that they've all been in the last 6 seasons.
UGA played a&m in a bowl game. That might skew numbers
Posted on 12/22/17 at 4:41 pm to meansonny
We also played Missouri in a bowl game in 2005
But it's okay if we just forget about that one
But it's okay if we just forget about that one
Posted on 12/22/17 at 4:43 pm to BHMKyle
Lol VOLS are still easily Big 6 despite sucking dick for the past decade
Posted on 12/22/17 at 4:45 pm to Huddie Leadbetter
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For The Truth re: Alabama, you have to add back the games the ncaa decided UA should forfeit because Antonio Langham signed a napkin for an agent in the celebratory aftermath of the national title victory over Miami, and the vacated wins when the Shula players sold textbooks to their friends. The ncaa is totally arbitrary as to sanctions. For an example, the year before Langham signed that napkin, Auburn was hit with the loss of a few tv games though the coaches were providing incentives to players.
Then we have 11 SEC titles instead of 8. Can't have it both ways.
I suspect you also post on Rivals.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 4:53 pm to Huddie Leadbetter
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For The Truth re: Alabama, you have to add back the games the ncaa decided UA should forfeit
I believe those are already in there as Alabama's tie to Tennessee in '93 is included in the OP's post.
This post was edited on 12/22/17 at 4:54 pm
Posted on 12/22/17 at 5:00 pm to BHMKyle
LSU has so many loses in the SEC the last 6 years it shouldn't have had 
Posted on 12/22/17 at 5:04 pm to Korin
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Then we have 11 SEC titles instead of 8. Can't have it both ways.
I suspect you also post on Rivals.
I don't keep up with you numbers but I do count 1984 for you guys because they won that on the field, in spite of what some suit in an ncaa office thought about it.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 5:33 pm to Korin
quote:Wait, I thought that Florida only had 1 SEC title (1984) taken away from them. Where do the other 2 come in?
Then we have 11 SEC titles instead of 8.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 5:36 pm to jatebe
1984,85,90
Posted on 12/22/17 at 5:44 pm to BHMKyle
Neat. Thanks for the tie, SC. I think. To be at 4 and this include our worst 90s years is pretty good. Every team has had a down spot in this time period, though.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 6:44 pm to Huddie Leadbetter
So you cheated and got punished? Wins don't count.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 6:49 pm to BHMKyle
Pretty fascinating that the 2 new teams have improved the depth of the league by settling in as middle class. For as much trash as we get, it does appear we have made the league deeper which is better than was said would happen in 2011 when we joined.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 6:50 pm to BHMKyle
It's odd seeing Florida ahead of Bama, knowing that the Gators are mediocre and Bama is now the standard whereby all other programs are measured.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 6:55 pm to tarzana
Alabama does have about 16 conference wins taken away for NCAA penalties.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 7:18 pm to BHMKyle
And only one of the top 6 is missing something from their trophy case.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 7:33 pm to BHMKyle
I like using only regular season games, so the total should be 208 (= 8 x 26) for each team except Texas A&M and Missouri. Here's what I get...
Post-Expansion Winning Percentage in Regular Season SEC Games Since 1992
#1. Florida, 0.7404 (154-54)
#2. Alabama, 0.7043 (146-61-1)
#3. Georgia, 0.6418 (133-74-1)
#4. LSU, 0.6082 (126-81-1)
#5. Auburn, 0.5962 (123-83-2)
#6. Tennessee, 0.5841 (121-86-1)
#7. Texas A&M, 0.5208 (25-23)
#8. Missouri, 0.4792 (23-25)
#9. Arkansas, 0.4375 (90-116-2)
#10. S. Carolina, 0.4351 (90-117-1)
#11. Ole Miss, 0.3942 (82-126)
#12. Miss. State, 0.3918 (81-126-1)
#13. Kentucky, 0.2740 (57-151)
#14. Vanderbilt, 0.1923 (40-168)
And of course...
All-Time Winning Percentage in Regular Season SEC Games
#1. Alabama, 0.7135 (419-162-21)
#2. Georgia Tech, 0.6160 (115-70-9)
#3. Tennessee, 0.6125 (333-207-20)
#4. Georgia, 0.6082 (333-212-14)
#5. Florida, 0.5853 (315-221-15)
#6. LSU, 0.5841 (319-224-22)
#7. Auburn, 0.5570 (313-247-19)
#8. Texas A&M, 0.5208 (25-23)
#9. Ole Miss, 0.4803 (260-282-15)
#10. Missouri, 0.4792 (23-25)
#11. Arkansas, 0.4375 (90-116-2)
#12. S. Carolina, 0.4351 (90-117-1)
#13. Tulane, 0.3872 (69-113-13)
#14. Miss. State, 0.3619 (198-354-13)
#15. Kentucky, 0.3095 (167-380-12)
#16. Vanderbilt, 0.2527 (134-414-18)
#17. Sewanee, 0.0000 (0-36)
Post-Expansion Winning Percentage in Regular Season SEC Games Since 1992
#1. Florida, 0.7404 (154-54)
#2. Alabama, 0.7043 (146-61-1)
#3. Georgia, 0.6418 (133-74-1)
#4. LSU, 0.6082 (126-81-1)
#5. Auburn, 0.5962 (123-83-2)
#6. Tennessee, 0.5841 (121-86-1)
#7. Texas A&M, 0.5208 (25-23)
#8. Missouri, 0.4792 (23-25)
#9. Arkansas, 0.4375 (90-116-2)
#10. S. Carolina, 0.4351 (90-117-1)
#11. Ole Miss, 0.3942 (82-126)
#12. Miss. State, 0.3918 (81-126-1)
#13. Kentucky, 0.2740 (57-151)
#14. Vanderbilt, 0.1923 (40-168)
And of course...
All-Time Winning Percentage in Regular Season SEC Games
#1. Alabama, 0.7135 (419-162-21)
#2. Georgia Tech, 0.6160 (115-70-9)
#3. Tennessee, 0.6125 (333-207-20)
#4. Georgia, 0.6082 (333-212-14)
#5. Florida, 0.5853 (315-221-15)
#6. LSU, 0.5841 (319-224-22)
#7. Auburn, 0.5570 (313-247-19)
#8. Texas A&M, 0.5208 (25-23)
#9. Ole Miss, 0.4803 (260-282-15)
#10. Missouri, 0.4792 (23-25)
#11. Arkansas, 0.4375 (90-116-2)
#12. S. Carolina, 0.4351 (90-117-1)
#13. Tulane, 0.3872 (69-113-13)
#14. Miss. State, 0.3619 (198-354-13)
#15. Kentucky, 0.3095 (167-380-12)
#16. Vanderbilt, 0.2527 (134-414-18)
#17. Sewanee, 0.0000 (0-36)
Posted on 12/22/17 at 8:08 pm to Doc Fenton
As an older Gator I can remember how powerful Ga Tech was in the early 1960s...we played them every year along with UGA & AU. Ga Tech vs Bama was all out war and Bear Bryant would bend rules just a tad.
I remember when Bama got called out by the SEC for the all famous "sleeper" play against Vandy when Bama WR would line up within a foot of the out of bounds line and fool teams which didn't know the player was even on the field...of course it was on the Bama side of the field and he was surrounded by players on the sideline. The SEC changed rules after that nonsense to prevent it.
The infamous jaw breaking of a Ga Tech player when they played Bama really heated things up. Ga Tech had higher academic requirements along with Tulane and they departed the SEC in 1965-66.
Back in those days future game contracts were etched in stone and the Gators played Ga Tech and Tulane for some time after they left and the SEC even allowed UF to count those earlier games as SEC contests to even the counts...remember that the SEC had only had 10 teams for a long time.
I remember when Bama got called out by the SEC for the all famous "sleeper" play against Vandy when Bama WR would line up within a foot of the out of bounds line and fool teams which didn't know the player was even on the field...of course it was on the Bama side of the field and he was surrounded by players on the sideline. The SEC changed rules after that nonsense to prevent it.
The infamous jaw breaking of a Ga Tech player when they played Bama really heated things up. Ga Tech had higher academic requirements along with Tulane and they departed the SEC in 1965-66.
Back in those days future game contracts were etched in stone and the Gators played Ga Tech and Tulane for some time after they left and the SEC even allowed UF to count those earlier games as SEC contests to even the counts...remember that the SEC had only had 10 teams for a long time.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 9:30 pm to BHMKyle
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. Texas A&M- 52.1% (25-23-0)
8. Missouri- 46.0% (23-27-0)
9. S. Carolina- 43.3% (90-118-1)
SC is still having to overcome '98 & '99 when Fat Bradstard Scott almost ruined us with a 1-21 streak.
Split those games, have us going .500 even, and it looks a lot different at 101-107-1.
A&M and Mizzou should be listed at the bottom with asterisks given your subject line states "since 1992 expansion."
This post was edited on 12/22/17 at 9:30 pm
Posted on 12/22/17 at 9:39 pm to samson73103
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And that is your main issue of imbalance: Kentucky and Vandy being in the same division.
And yet Tennessee still went 0-8 in the East
And 2-4 vs. Vandy the last 6 years.
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