News Article: Ranking the SEC national title teams of the last 30 years

[colbysullivan]

For me, it was Tennessee. Didn't we get the ball at about our own 10 or so, with 9 minutes left, and run out the clock without scoring?

That was LSU
We did have a late TD drive to seal the game against UT though.

 

[Tidewater]

Kind of cool to compare and contrast all of our teams dating back to 1992. Admittedly, I would have 2011 higher and 1992 a little lower but it's splitting hairs. 2019 LSU as the best? Arguable but I'm not sure I buy it.

Ranking the SEC national championship teams of the last 30 years -

The SEC has long been the gold standard in college football as five different schools have won a national championship in the last 30 years alone.

gasnsports.com

Hard to argue with 15-0. Tip your hat to LSU (honestly, I'm a little bit happy for Coach O; he's a classic college football coach), and get to work to beat LSU's backside next time.

 

[Probius]

I would put the 2015 Bama team higher on the list. That team beat a really good Clemson team and was really well balanced. I've also never seen a team grow as much as that team did over the course of a season.

 

[BamaMoon]

I guess we all would change the order some, but I have no quibbles with #1, #2 and #4.

My favorite of all wins was in 1992 against the Canes. My next would have to be 2009.

Can't argue with #1...BUT I contend we were every bit as good (maybe better) but our injuries did us in. That LSU/Bama game was ALOT closer than I remembered after rewatching a few weeks ago. We made critical, game-changing, scoreboard impacting mistakes that we could not overcome, but we almost did anyway. Tip of the hat to LSU for a great season. But I still think CEO kinda fell upstairs into a NC with a perfect storm. Time will tell on his coaching acumen, but I'll just go on record as stating he ain't no Nick Saban.