Sean Bean

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That is phenomenal. Thank you for sharing. :cheers: :cheers:

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scrooster: This is the proper format for this topic.

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I've realized the error in my ways.

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Paul Maul number 37: You need to break it down and give credit to making the elite eight, final four, etc. Making the tournament today is a lot easier than it used to be.

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Was planning to do that next week, brother. Just wanted to get some discussion kicked off.

No need to ask.

Here you are:

1. Kentucky 0.842
2. Alabama 0.559
3. Tennessee 0.554
4. Arkansas 0.500
5. Florida 0.467
6. Georgia 0.452
7. LSU 0.448
8. Missouri 0.444
9. South Carolina 0.438
9. Georgia Tech 0.438
11. Tulane 0.429
12. Vanderbilt 0.411
13. Texas A&M 0.400
14. Ole Miss 0.365
15. Mississippi State 0.360
16. Auburn 0.353
17. Sewanee 0.000

Great point.

I'd prefer not to look it up because I'm interested in great discussion and dialogue here. Very interesting topic.

Why is that my friend?

I did, however, clarify the Sewanee note and placed the "regular season" qualifier in there to ease any confusion since I did go off on a bit of a Sewanee tangent there.

I thought about it a bit, and perhaps this topic would be more inline with current events.

All-time SEC Tournament Records

1. Kentucky 133-25
2. Tennessee 67-54
3. Alabama 66-52
4. Georgia 47-57
4. LSU 47-58
6. Florida 43-49
7. Vanderbilt 39-56
8. Ole Miss 31-54
8. Mississippi St. 31-55
10. Auburn 30-55
11. Arkansas 26-26
12. South Carolina 21-27
13. Georgia Tech 14-18
14. Tulane 12-16
15. Missouri 4-5
15. Texas A&M 4-6
17. Sewanee 0-2

Fun fact: Ole Miss has the most regular season losses (3) vs Sewanee among all active SEC schools. Vanderbilt is the only other SEC school to have lost to them more than once.

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Now do the last 59-point loss for each team

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Ole Miss: 2017 (Alabama, 66-3)
Vanderbilt: 2017 (Alabama, 59-0)
Texas A&M: 2014 (Alabama, 59-0)
Missouri: 1999 (Kansas St, 66-0)
Kentucky: 1996 (Florida, 65-0)
South Carolina: 1988 (Florida St, 59-0)
Mississippi St: 1969 (Houston, 74-0)
Arkansas: 1943 (Tulsa, 61-0)
Florida: 1942 (Georgia, 75-0)**

No other SEC schools lost by this margin. :lol:

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Show the bowl records.... not the scrub teams losing who cares. Bowl records will show a lot more accurate info. Good vs good. Not good vs bad.

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Sure. I enjoy requests my brother. I'll do you one better. How about vs out of conference Power 5 teams that finished ranked in the AP Top-25?

Last 5 years

1. SEC: 29-39 (.429)
2. Big Ten: 22-31 (.415)
3. ACC: 26-50 (.342)
4. Big 12: 12-25 (.324)
5. Pac 12: 11-29 (.275)

Last 3 years

1. SEC: 17-25 (.405)
2. Big Ten: 11-17 (.393)
3. Big 12: 8-13 (.381)
4. ACC: 17-32 (.347)
5. Pac 12: 4-20 (.167) :rotflmao:

This year

1. SEC: 5-8 (.385)
2. Big Ten: 3-5 (.375)
3. ACC: 5-13 (.278)
4. Big 12: 2-6 (.250)
5. Pac 12: 0-8 (.000) :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

If you'd still like bowl games, I'll post that for you, my friend.

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Muschamp has beaten one team that was ranked while here. And somehow we are still in 3rd place

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I had to quadruple check the numbers because of South Carolina.

From 2012-2015 SCAR went 11-9. Alabama went 15-6. That's pretty outstanding.

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A&M has never finished 129th in pass defense even with our abomination of a secondary this season.

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This is true brother. However, A&M finished 119th in pass defense in 2005. That was last in the nation that season.

A few notes on the dominance Tennessee has displayed during bowl season recently...

>Tennessee is currently tied for the longest bowl winning streak among SEC schools.

>Since 2011 they are one of eight FBS schools to have played in two or more bowl games and have a win% of 1.000.

>They have held the banner for the SEC over that span, defeating 3 Big Ten schools in bowl match-ups.

But don't let this distract you from the fact that Tennessee has lost to Vanderbilt 3 straight years... Auburn and Kentucky are the only SEC schools to have longer losing streaks against Vanderbilt over the last 80 years.

Oh... Vanderbilt will be making its 5th bowl appearance since 2011. Tennessee has been to 3.

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