The Biggest Blowout Win In Each SEC Program's History

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  • Alabama: Defeated Delta State 89-0 in 1951
  • Arkansas: Defeated Southwest Missouri State 100-0 in 1911
  • Auburn: Defeated Mercer 92-0 in 1916
  • Florida: Defeated Florida Southern 144-0 in 1916
  • Georgia: Defeated Alabama Presbyterian 108-0 in 1913
  • Kentucky: Defeated North Dakota 83-0 in 1953
  • LSU: Defeated Louisiana-Lafayette 93-0 in 1936
  • Mississippi State: Defeated Samford 82-0 in 1910
  • Missouri: Defeated Western Illinois 69-0 in 2011 (defeated Drury 69-0 in 1913)
  • Ole Miss: Defeated Union 114-0 in 1904
  • South Carolina: Defeated Wichita State 73-0 in 1980
  • Tennessee: Defeated American 104-0 in 1905
  • Texas A&M: Defeated Sam Houston State 77-0 in 1919 and 1925
  • Vanderbilt: Defeated Bethel 105-0 in 1912
 
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Lawrence Wright said:
It would be interesting to see each SEC school’s biggest blowout win against the other 13 SEC schools, and the corresponding year they happened.
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That's actually what I thought this thread was; I mean this is interesting but something tells me these games were probably pretty much varsity teams vs. whoever these schools could convince to play for a weekend.
 
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Taking a stab at UF’s biggest SEC blowout wins:

Alabama: 35-0 in 1991
Arkansas: 56-7 in 1997
Auburn: 48-7 in 1990
Georgia: 47-7 in 1996
Kentucky: 73-7 in 1994
LSU: 58-3 in 1993
Ole Miss: 49-3 in 1981
Miss St: 52-0 in 2001
Missouri: 40-14 in 2016
South Carolina: 63-7 in 1995
Tennessee: 59-20 in 2007
Texas A&M: 42-6 in 1962
Vanderbilt: 71-13 in 2001
 
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Tennessee:

Alabama: 41-14 in 1969 and 1995
Arkansas: 63-20 in 2000
Auburn: 42-0 in 1980
Florida: 45-3 in 1990
Georgia: 46-0 in 1936
Kentucky: 52-0 in 1994
LSU: 28-0 in 1940
Ole Miss: 49-0 in 1922
Miss St: 52-14 in 1995
Missouri: 63-37 in 2016
South Carolina: 54-0 in 1929
Texas A&M: 38-7 in 2005
Vanderbilt: 65-0 in 1994
 
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Lawrence Wright said:
Taking a stab at UF’s biggest SEC blowout wins:

Alabama: 35-0 in 1991
Arkansas: 56-7 in 1997
Auburn: 48-7 in 1990
Georgia: 47-7 in 1996
Kentucky: 73-7 in 1994
LSU: 58-3 in 1993
Ole Miss: 49-3 in 1981
Miss St: 52-0 in 2001
Missouri: 40-14 in 2016
South Carolina: 63-7 in 1995
Tennessee: 59-20 in 2007
Texas A&M: 42-6 in 1962
Vanderbilt: 71-13 in 2001
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That LSU game in 1993 was every bit as bad as the score. It made the Florida-Nebraska Fiesta Bowl look competitive.
 
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Lawrence Wright said:
Taking a stab at UF’s biggest SEC blowout wins:

Alabama: 35-0 in 1991
Arkansas: 56-7 in 1997
Auburn: 48-7 in 1990
Georgia: 47-7 in 1996
Kentucky: 73-7 in 1994
LSU: 58-3 in 1993
Ole Miss: 49-3 in 1981
Miss St: 52-0 in 2001
Missouri: 40-14 in 2016
South Carolina: 63-7 in 1995
Tennessee: 59-20 in 2007
Texas A&M: 42-6 in 1962
Vanderbilt: 71-13 in 2001
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We Scored the most on that list…
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Lawrence Wright said:
It would be interesting to see each SEC school’s biggest blowout win against the other 13 SEC schools, and the corresponding year they happened.
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Likewise, each SEC school’s biggest blowout loss - both in general as well as versus the other 13 SEC schools.
 
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TrueOrange said:
Likewise, each SEC school’s biggest blowout loss - both in general as well as versus the other 13 SEC schools.
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Alabama's biggest wins and losses vs each SEC opponent:

Arkansas: Win 52-0 in 2012 and 2013. Loss 42-6 in 1998.
Auburn: Win 55-0 in 1948. Loss 48-0 in 1895.
Florida: Win 49-0 in 1926. Loss 35-0 in 1991.
Georgia: Win 36-0 in 1905. Loss 35-0 in 1948.
Kentucky: Win 63-3 in 2020. Loss 6-0 in 1922. Bama has only lost to Kentucky twice, each by 6 points.
LSU: Win 47-3 in 1922. Loss 28-0 in 1957.
Ole Miss: Win 64-0 in 1917. Loss 48-23 in 1970.
Miss St: Win 59-0 in 1922. Loss 29-7 in 2000.
Missouri: Win 42-10 in 2012. Loss 35-10 in 1968.
South Carolina: Win 55-0 in 1945. Loss 20-3 in 2004.
Tennessee: Win 51-0 in 1906. Loss 41-14 in 1965 and 1995.
Texas A&M: Win 59-0 in 2014. Loss 29-24 in 2012. Bama has only lost to A&M twice, by a total of 9 points.
Vanderbilt: Win 71-0 in 1945. Loss 78-0 in 1906. Vandy is the only team in the league whose biggest win over Bama came by more points than their biggest loss to Bama.
 
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05_never_again said:
I don't know which fact is more amazing to me...Georgia not having a national title since 1980 or LSU not becoming a consistently good football program until this century started.
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It's funny but before the first conference expansion in 1992, I used to forget Georgia and LSU were even in our conference because we didn't play either very much nor did either really do that great. Granted I wasn't all that old then but still. I remember asking someone in my family, probably an uncle "Wait LSU is in our conference?"

It didn't help that UT basketball wasn't great and there wasn't all that many UT games on TV much so I just never really thought about teams we didn't play regularly in football.
 
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Here's some interesting stuff:
SEC Conference Records for each team ALL TIME

Alabama- (505 Wins) (206 Losses) (27 Ties)
Georgia- (420 Wins) (260 Losses) (24 Ties)
LSU- (415 Wins) (291 Losses) (28 Ties)
Tennessee- (400 Wins) (269 Losses) (33 Ties)
Auburn- (370 Wins) (285 Losses) (21 Ties)
Florida- (347 Wins) (251 Losses) (15 Ties)
Ole Miss- (284 Wins) (401 Losses) (19 Ties)
Miss St- (235 Wins) (437 Losses) (20 Ties)
Vanderbilt- (210 Wins) (441 Losses) (24 Ties)
Kentucky- (191 Wins) (421 Losses) (20 Ties)
Arkansas- (174 Wins) (219 Losses) (8 Ties)
South Carolina- (122 Wins) (208 Losses) (10 Ties)
Texas A&M- (107 Wins) (116 Losses) (6 Ties)
Missouri- (59 Wins) (56 Losses) (1 Tie)
 
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NO SIR EEE said:
Here's some interesting stuff:
SEC Conference Records for each team ALL TIME

Alabama- (505 Wins) (206 Losses) (27 Ties)
Georgia- (420 Wins) (260 Losses) (24 Ties)
LSU- (415 Wins) (291 Losses) (28 Ties)
Tennessee- (400 Wins) (269 Losses) (33 Ties)
Auburn- (370 Wins) (285 Losses) (21 Ties)
Florida- (347 Wins) (251 Losses) (15 Ties)
Ole Miss- (284 Wins) (401 Losses) (19 Ties)
Miss St- (235 Wins) (437 Losses) (20 Ties)
Vanderbilt- (210 Wins) (441 Losses) (24 Ties)
Kentucky- (191 Wins) (421 Losses) (20 Ties)
Arkansas- (174 Wins) (219 Losses) (8 Ties)
South Carolina- (122 Wins) (208 Losses) (10 Ties)
Texas A&M- (107 Wins) (116 Losses) (6 Ties)
Missouri- (59 Wins) (56 Losses) (1 Tie)
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Nice.
 
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Total number of draft picks for each SEC School
Alabama-384
Florida-364
LSU-359
Tennessee-350
Georgia-346
Texas A&M-295
Auburn-289
Arkansas-274
Ole Miss-248
Missouri-223
South Carolina-208
Kentucky-205
Miss St-205
Vanderbilt-126
 
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Total number of weeks as AP Number 1
Alabama-130
Florida-41
LSU-38
Tennessee-19
UGA-15
Auburn-9
Texas A&M-6
Miss St-5
Ole Miss-5
Missouri-2
Arkansas-1
The rest of the SEC sits at zero.
 
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NO SIR EEE said:
Total number of weeks as AP Number 1
Alabama-130
Florida-41
LSU-38
Tennessee-19
UGA-15
Auburn-9
Texas A&M-6
Miss St-5
Ole Miss-5
Missouri-2
Arkansas-1
The rest of the SEC sits at zero.
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What's crazier about this is that, as of the Week 1, Nick Saban will have 100 of those weeks at Bama.
 
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