Southeastern Conference

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) is an active FBS football conference tracked from 1932-2026. 18 programs appear in the membership history, with 16 in the latest snapshot. 25 national title seasons and 16 Heisman-winning seasons come from member programs.

Browse teams

All-time members

18

1932-2026

Current/final members

16

Latest active snapshot

National title seasons

25

Won by member programs while in the league

Heisman winners

16

Heisman-winning seasons from member programs

Current teams

16

Latest active membership snapshot

Latest champion

Georgia

2025 season

Most conference titles

Alabama

30 titles

Newest members

2024

Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Texas A&M

Championship format

Title game

2025: Conference championship game

Division status

No divisions

Official conference championship game result is recorded for this season.

Champions

Conference title history by season.

SeasonChampionCo-championQualifiersTitle gameNotes
2025Georgia——Georgia def. Alabama (28-7)
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2024Georgia——Georgia def. Texas (22-19 OT)
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2023Alabama——Alabama def. Georgia (27-24)
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2022Georgia——Georgia def. LSU (50-30)
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2021Alabama——Alabama def. Georgia (41-24)
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2020Alabama——Alabama def. Florida (52-46)
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2019LSU——LSU def. Georgia (37-10)
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2018Alabama——Alabama def. Georgia (35-28)
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2017Georgia——Georgia def. Auburn (28-7)
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2016Alabama——Alabama def. Florida (54-16)
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2015Alabama——Alabama def. Florida (29-15)
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2014Alabama——Alabama def. Missouri (42-13)
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2013Auburn——Auburn def. Missouri (59-42)
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2012Alabama——Alabama def. Georgia (32-28)
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2011LSU——LSU def. Georgia (42-10)
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2010Auburn——Auburn def. South Carolina (56-17)
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2009Alabama——Alabama def. Florida (32-13)
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2008Florida——Florida def. Alabama (31-20)
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2007LSU——LSU def. Tennessee (21-14)
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2006Florida——Florida def. Arkansas (38-28)
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2005Georgia——Georgia def. LSU (34-14)
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2004Auburn——Auburn def. Tennessee (38-28)
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2003LSU——LSU def. Georgia (34-13)
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2002Georgia——Georgia def. Arkansas (30-3)
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2001LSU——LSU def. Tennessee (31-20)
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2000Florida——Florida def. Auburn (28-6)
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1999Alabama——Alabama def. Florida (34-7)
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1998Tennessee——Tennessee def. Mississippi State (24-14)
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1997Tennessee——Tennessee def. Auburn (30-29)
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1996Florida——Florida def. Alabama (45-30)
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1995Florida——Florida def. Arkansas (34-3)
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1994Florida——Florida def. Alabama (24-23)
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1993Florida——Florida def. Alabama (28-13)
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1992Alabama——Alabama def. Florida (28-21)
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1991Florida———
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1990Tennessee———
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1989Alabama, Auburn, TennesseeAlabama, Auburn, Tennessee——
Official co-champions from curated conference records. Shared SEC title.Source
1988Auburn, LSUAuburn, LSU——
Official co-champions from curated conference records. Shared SEC title.Source
1987Auburn———
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1986LSU———
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1985Tennessee———
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1984Florida———
Official conference champion from curated conference records. Title was later vacated. Title later vacated by the SEC due to NCAA infractions. (vacated)Source
1983Auburn———
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1982Georgia———
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1981Alabama, GeorgiaAlabama, Georgia——
Official co-champions from curated conference records. Shared SEC title.Source
1980Georgia———
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1979Alabama———
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1978Alabama———
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1977Alabama———
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1976Georgia, KentuckyGeorgia, Kentucky——
Official co-champions from curated conference records. Shared SEC title.Source
1975Alabama———
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1974Alabama———
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1973Alabama———
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1972Alabama———
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1971Alabama———
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1970LSU———
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1969Tennessee———
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1968Georgia———
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1967Tennessee———
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1966Alabama, GeorgiaAlabama, Georgia——
Official co-champions from curated conference records. Shared SEC title.Source
1965Alabama———
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1964Alabama———
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1963Ole Miss———
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1962Ole Miss———
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1961Alabama, LSUAlabama, LSU——
Official co-champions from curated conference records. Shared SEC title.Source
1960Ole Miss———
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1959Georgia———
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1958LSU———
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1957Auburn———
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1956Tennessee———
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1955Ole Miss———
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1954Ole Miss———
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1953Alabama———
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1952Georgia Tech———
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1951Georgia Tech, TennesseeGeorgia Tech, Tennessee——
Official co-champions from curated conference records. Shared SEC title.Source
1950Kentucky———
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1949Tulane———
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1948Georgia———
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1947Ole Miss———
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1946Georgia, TennesseeGeorgia, Tennessee——
Official co-champions from curated conference records. Shared SEC title.Source
1945Alabama———
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1944Georgia Tech———
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1943Georgia Tech———
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1942Georgia———
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1941Mississippi State———
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1940Tennessee———
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1939Georgia Tech, Tennessee, TulaneGeorgia Tech, Tennessee, Tulane——
Official co-champions from curated conference records. Shared SEC title.Source
1938Tennessee———
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1937Alabama———
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1936LSU———
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1935LSU———
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1934Alabama, TulaneAlabama, Tulane——
Official co-champions from curated conference records. Shared SEC title.Source
1933Alabama———
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Champion leaders

  • Alabama: 30 titles
  • Georgia: 16 titles
  • Tennessee: 13 titles
  • LSU: 12 titles
  • Florida: 9 titles
  • Auburn: 8 titles

Era breakdown

  • 1932: 2-2 members, regular-season title era
  • 1933-1951: 12-12 members, regular-season title era
  • 1952: 12-12 members, regular-season title era
  • 1953-1954: 12-12 members, regular-season title era
  • 1955: 12-12 members, regular-season title era
  • 1956-1957: 12-12 members, regular-season title era
  • 1958-1959: 12-12 members, regular-season title era
  • 1960-1962: 12-12 members, regular-season title era
  • 1963: 12-12 members, regular-season title era
  • 1964: 11-11 members, regular-season title era
  • 1965: 11-11 members, regular-season title era
  • 1966-1968: 10-10 members, regular-season title era
  • 1969-1970: 10-10 members, regular-season title era
  • 1971: 10-10 members, regular-season title era
  • 1972: 10-10 members, regular-season title era
  • 1973-1991: 10-10 members, regular-season title era
  • 1992-2000: 12-12 members, championship-game era
  • 2001-2010: 12-12 members, championship-game era
  • 2011: 12-12 members, championship-game era
  • 2012-2016: 14-14 members, championship-game era
  • 2017: 14-14 members, championship-game era
  • 2018-2020: 14-14 members, championship-game era
  • 2021: 14-14 members, championship-game era
  • 2022-2023: 14-14 members, championship-game era
  • 2024-2025: 16-16 members, championship-game era

SEC FAQ

Short answers for common conference membership, championship, and realignment questions.

What teams are in the SEC?

Southeastern Conference teams in the latest CFBTrack snapshot are Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Missouri, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt.

Who won the latest SEC football championship?

Georgia won the latest recorded Southeastern Conference championship in 2025.

Which SEC teams joined most recently?

Oklahoma (2024), Texas (2024), Missouri (2012), Texas A&M (2012) are the newest tracked Southeastern Conference members.

Which school has the most SEC football titles?

Alabama leads the visible Southeastern Conference championship table with 30 titles.

Data Sources

How CFBTrack treats membership, standings, champions, and future-season caveats.

Membership is tracked from curated CFBTrack conference tables. Standings and champions may be official, curated, or inferred depending on season. Future seasons are provisional until games are played and source records settle.

Quick Answers

Southeastern Conference quick answers

Latest champion

Georgia

Latest members
16
First tracked season
1,932
Selected season
2,025
Conference title leader
Alabama (30)

Frequently Asked Questions

Page-specific answers for the current selection.

What teams are in the SEC?

Southeastern Conference teams in the latest CFBTrack snapshot are Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Missouri, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt.

Who won the latest SEC football championship?

Georgia won the latest recorded Southeastern Conference championship in 2025.

Which SEC teams joined most recently?

Oklahoma (2024), Texas (2024), Missouri (2012), Texas A&M (2012) are the newest tracked Southeastern Conference members.

Which school has the most SEC football titles?

Alabama leads the visible Southeastern Conference championship table with 30 titles.