There are three teams that have failed to win 40% of the conference games since the SEC expanded to 12 teams and two divisions in 1992. Those teams are South Carolina 31-56-1 .358, Kentucky 25-63 .284, and Vanderbilt 10-78 .114. What are the other SEC teams records against these three teams: Florida is 33-0, Tennessee is 32-1, Auburn is 9-0, Alabama is 15-2, Georgia is 27-6, Mississippi is 13-3, Mississippi St is 15-9, Arkansas is 10-6, and inexplicably LSU is 9-6-1. If you don't count the games against USC, UK, and Vandy what would the SEC standings be over the past 11 seasons (this includes (SECCG)? 1. Florida 47-15 .758 2. Tennessee 38-19-1 .664 3. Alabama 45-30-1 .599 4. Auburn 41-38-2 .519 5. LSU 33-40 .452 6. Arkansas 30-42-2 .419 7. Georgia 25-30-1 .386 8. Mississippi St 22-42-1 .346 9. Mississippi 23-48 .324 There are two teams that have won at least 75% of the conference games since 1992: Florida and Tennessee What if the games involving Florida and Tennessee were not counted? 1. Georgia 48-18-1 .724 2. Alabama 54-21 .720 3. Auburn 47-26-2 .640 4. LSU 38-34-1 .527 5. Arkansas 38-36-2 .513 6. USC 30-35-1 .462 7. Mississippi 36-47 .434 8. Mississippi St 34-46 .425 9. Kentucky 25-41 .379 10. Vandy 10-56 .152