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SEC Football Statistics
If you are really interested in Southeastern Conference football then you surely have an interest in SEC football statistics. After all, proving that SEC football is the best college football in America, in the end, comes down to statistics.
This site is packed full of SEC football statistics. However, only this page (and the pages it links to) is dedicated just to that.
We are grateful to have one of the top college football statisticians around head up this part of the site.
Tex Noel is a long-time college football fan. He has written several books (more info about that below) about college football. He founded the College Football Stat-historian organization, 1st-N-Goal, and is Executive Director of the Intercollegiate Football Researchers Association (I.F.R.A.).
Importantly, Tex is not biased towards the SEC. He was a fan of the SWC before it dissolved. Now, he is just a huge fan of good college football -- wherever he finds it. Of course, (we know) that is often in the SEC!
The goal of Tex's work for SEC Sports Fan is to provide us with the most interesting SEC football statistics on the world wide web.
Here is some interesting information about coaches who led two SEC football teams. There are more than you think.
At the bottom of this page, you'll find links to other articles Tex has written for us.
Coaches Who Led Two SEC Football Teams
Houston Nutt has joined a select group of SEC football coaches -- ones that have led two conference schools and won at least 60 career games and a winning percentage over 600.
Topping the list is the legendary figure in all of college football, not just the SEC, the Bear...Paul "Bear" Bryant.
Bryant began his coaching career at Kentucky, where he led the Wildcats to 60 wins in his eight years patrolling the BlueGrass sideline.
Five years after he left UK, Bryant return to his alma mater, Alabama and it was there he made his lasting impression, coaching the Tide to 232 wins.
Bryant, however, wasn't the initial SEC coach to change conference addresses.
That "honor" goes to Mike Donahue who was on the Plains from 1904-06 and 1908-22. From there he continued as he led LSU through the 1927 season.
Donahue's teams were known for their defensive prowess. Of the 139 games in which he led Auburn, 99 times his team emerged the victor -- 77 were won by blanking the opposition.
Nick Saban returned to the conference this past season, winning 7 of 13 games as head man at Alabama, but has just 37 SEC wins.
The coaches, listed by composite wins shows:
Bookmark this page if you'd like to add it to your "favorites" in order to find it again quickly. Here's the bookmark:
Other articles based on Tex Noel's statistics are at
You also might want to read this review of Tex' new book Stars of an Earlier Autumn. If you'd like, you can buy the book from a link on that page.
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If you have questions, comments, or a college football statistics project -- don't hesitate to use the form below to contact our stats expert -- Tex Noel from 1st-N-Goal. He loves to talk about SEC football statistics or, for that matter, any college football stats.
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This site is packed full of SEC football statistics. However, only this page (and the pages it links to) is dedicated just to that.
We are grateful to have one of the top college football statisticians around head up this part of the site.
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Importantly, Tex is not biased towards the SEC. He was a fan of the SWC before it dissolved. Now, he is just a huge fan of good college football -- wherever he finds it. Of course, (we know) that is often in the SEC!
Here is some interesting information about coaches who led two SEC football teams. There are more than you think.
At the bottom of this page, you'll find links to other articles Tex has written for us.
Houston Nutt has joined a select group of SEC football coaches -- ones that have led two conference schools and won at least 60 career games and a winning percentage over 600.
Topping the list is the legendary figure in all of college football, not just the SEC, the Bear...Paul "Bear" Bryant.
Bryant began his coaching career at Kentucky, where he led the Wildcats to 60 wins in his eight years patrolling the BlueGrass sideline.
Five years after he left UK, Bryant return to his alma mater, Alabama and it was there he made his lasting impression, coaching the Tide to 232 wins.
Bryant, however, wasn't the initial SEC coach to change conference addresses.
That "honor" goes to Mike Donahue who was on the Plains from 1904-06 and 1908-22. From there he continued as he led LSU through the 1927 season.
Donahue's teams were known for their defensive prowess. Of the 139 games in which he led Auburn, 99 times his team emerged the victor -- 77 were won by blanking the opposition.
Nick Saban returned to the conference this past season, winning 7 of 13 games as head man at Alabama, but has just 37 SEC wins.
The coaches, listed by composite wins shows:
- (292) Paul "Bear" Bryant
- Kentucky (1946-53), 60-23-5
- Alabama (1958-82), 232-36-9
- (137) Steve Spurrier*
- Florida (1990-2001), 122-27-1
- South Carolina (2005-07), 15-10
- (122) Mike Donahue
- Auburn (1904-06, 08-22), 99-35-5
- LSU (1923-27), 23-19-3
- (105) Tommy Tuberville*
- Ole Miss (1995-98), 25-20-0
- (104) Doug Dickey
- Tennessee (1964-69), 46-15-4
- Florida (1970-78), 58-42-2
- (98) Harry Mehre
- Georgia (1928-37), 59-34-6
- Ole Miss (1938-45), 39-26-1
- (75) Houston Nutt*
- Arkansas, 1998-2007, 75-48-0
- Ole Miss, 2008 TBD
Auburn (1999-2007), 80-33-0
Bookmark this page if you'd like to add it to your "favorites" in order to find it again quickly. Here's the bookmark:
Other articles based on Tex Noel's statistics are at
- Top All-Time SEC Football Team Survey
- Appointed Conference Games
- All-Time College Football Wins
- All-Time College Football Statistics Titles
- SEC - NFL Draft Picks
- NFL Draft History By College Conference
You also might want to read this review of Tex' new book Stars of an Earlier Autumn. If you'd like, you can buy the book from a link on that page.
If you have questions, comments, or a college football statistics project -- don't hesitate to use the form below to contact our stats expert -- Tex Noel from 1st-N-Goal. He loves to talk about SEC football statistics or, for that matter, any college football stats.
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