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What Southeastern Conference teams have won the Southeastern Conference football championship?
Updated: 10/22/2022
Every team in the current 12 member SEC, except Vanderbilt, Arkansas*, & South Carolina* has won at least one SEC football championship. They are in order of # of championships as follows:
1. Alabama 22
2. Tennessee 13
3. Georgia 12
4. LSU 10
5. Florida 8
6. Auburn 7
7. Ole Miss 6
8. Miss. St. 1
9. Kentucky 1
* Arkansas and South Carolina joined the SEC in 1991 & thus have a shorter history in the conference.
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