Ten Years of SEC dominance

[Redwood Forrest]

Win/loss 2010 thru 2019: Alabama 124-15. LSU 103-28. Georgia 100-36. Auburn 88-44. Tex A&M 84-46. Florida 81-46. Miss St 79-52. Five of the top half of the conference are from the SEC West. Bama has 5 BCS championships in this ten year span. I stand in awe of what the GOAT has done.

 

[STONECOLDSABAN]

Win/loss 2010 thru 2019: Alabama 124-15. LSU 103-28. Georgia 100-36. Auburn 88-44. Tex A&M 84-46. Florida 81-46. Miss St 79-52. Five of the top half of the conference are from the SEC West. Bama has 5 BCS championships in this ten year span. I stand in awe of what the GOAT has done.

Saban is 163-17 since 2008. He has more national championships than home losses in that time frame. To me that’s astonishing. I find it crazy that no one ever talks about Tuscaloosa as a difficult place to get a win when Alabama has only lost 5 times there in 13 seasons.

 

[CraigD]

Tuscaloosa is a tough place to play, but primarily because Alabama is your opponent.

 

[BamaInBham]

12 years is a nice duration. From 2009-2020:

National Rank (by overall win %)	Program	Record	Winning %	National Champs
1	Alabama	151-15	91.0%	6
2	OSU	123-21	85.4%	1
3	Clemson	136-30	81.9%	2
5	OU	126-32	79.7	0
7	LSU	117-37	76.0%	1
10	Georgia	116-43	73.0%	0
16	Florida	102-51	67.0%	0
24	Auburn	101-55	64.7%	1
25	Texas A&M	99-54	64.7%	0
70	Tennessee	73-75	49.3%	-12

6 SEC programs in the top 25.
5 Big10 programs
4 PAC12 programs
3 Big 12 programs
2 ACC programs and ND

 

[4Q Basket Case]

Saban is 163-17 since 2008. He has more national championships than home losses in that time frame. To me that’s astonishing. I find it crazy that no one ever talks about Tuscaloosa as a difficult place to get a win when Alabama has only lost 5 times there in 13 seasons.

Over a period encompassing 180 games, that’s jaw-dropping. We’re blessed to be living in this time.

 

[buckeyeFB_]

12 years is a nice duration. From 2009-2020:

National Rank (by overall win %)	Program	Record	Winning %	National Champs
1	Alabama	151-15	91.0%	6
2	OSU	123-21	85.4%	1
3	Clemson	136-30	81.9%	2
5	OU	126-32	79.7	0
7	LSU	117-37	76.0%	1
10	Georgia	116-43	73.0%	0
16	Florida	102-51	67.0%	0
24	Auburn	101-55	64.7%	1
25	Texas A&M	99-54	64.7%	0
70	Tennessee	73-75	49.3%	-12

6 SEC programs in the top 25.


5 Big10 programs
4 PAC12 programs
3 Big 12 programs
2 ACC programs and ND

Bama's record is even more impressive when you consider the following:

1) Every one of Bama's 15 losses came to a team who was ranked in the final AP poll

2) 5 of the 15 losses came to the team who won the national championship/finished #1

3) 12 of the 15 losses came to teams who finished ranked in the top-10 of the final AP poll:

2010 (3 losses): #22 South Carolina, #8 LSU, #1 Auburn
2011 (1 loss): #2 LSU
2012 (1 loss): #5 TAMU
2013 (2 losses): #2 Auburn, #6 Oklahoma
2014 (2 losses): #17 Ole Miss, #1 Ohio State
2015 (1 loss): #10 Ole Miss
2016 (1 loss): #1 Clemson
2017 (1 loss): #10 Auburn
2018 (1 loss): #1 Clemson
2019 (2 losses): #1 LSU, #14 Auburn

 

[Redwood Forrest]

Bama's record is even more impressive when you consider the following:

1) Every one of Bama's 15 losses came to a team who was ranked in the final AP poll

2) 5 of the 15 losses came to the team who won the national championship/finished #1

3) 12 of the 15 losses came to teams who finished ranked in the top-10 of the final AP poll:

2010 (3 losses): #22 South Carolina, #8 LSU, #1 Auburn
2011 (1 loss): #2 LSU
2012 (1 loss): #5 TAMU
2013 (2 losses): #2 Auburn, #6 Oklahoma
2014 (2 losses): #17 Ole Miss, #1 Ohio State
2015 (1 loss): #10 Ole Miss
2016 (1 loss): #1 Clemson
2017 (1 loss): #10 Auburn
2018 (1 loss): #1 Clemson
2019 (2 losses): #1 LSU, #14 Auburn

Wow x wow x wow. Wow.

 

[TideMan09]

What should be scary for the rest of of the country is the best is yet too come for The Crimson Tide..

 

[selmaborntidefan]

Bama's record is even more impressive when you consider the following:

1) Every one of Bama's 15 losses came to a team who was ranked in the final AP poll

2) 5 of the 15 losses came to the team who won the national championship/finished #1

3) 12 of the 15 losses came to teams who finished ranked in the top-10 of the final AP poll:

2010 (3 losses): #22 South Carolina, #8 LSU, #1 Auburn
2011 (1 loss): #2 LSU
2012 (1 loss): #5 TAMU
2013 (2 losses): #2 Auburn, #6 Oklahoma
2014 (2 losses): #17 Ole Miss, #1 Ohio State
2015 (1 loss): #10 Ole Miss
2016 (1 loss): #1 Clemson
2017 (1 loss): #10 Auburn
2018 (1 loss): #1 Clemson
2019 (2 losses): #1 LSU, #14 Auburn

And 11 of those losses were by a single play/score.
And only 14 wins were by a single play/score.

 

[TiderJack]

And 11 of those losses were by a single play/score.
And only 14 wins were by a single play/score.

And 3 of those losses were in 2010 which is considered one of our most talented teams ever.

 

[CoolBreeze]

The only thing I can add to this awesomeness is...this is my favorite thread.

 

[selmaborntidefan]

3 of those losses were on the LITERAL last play of the game and one on the VIRTUAL last play.

 

[Con]

3 of those losses were on the LITERAL last play of the game and one on the VIRTUAL last play.

Just testing my memory here (I can't remember like you though):
LSU in 2011: FG in Ot
Auburn in 2013: 109 yard runback on missed FG. (Can's say the nickname for the game.
Clemson game when they ran the pick play?
I can't come up with the fourth one. I need to call a friend.

 

[selmaborntidefan]

Just testing my memory here (I can't remember like you though):
LSU in 2011: FG in Ot
Auburn in 2013: 109 yard runback on missed FG. (Can's say the nickname for the game.
Clemson game when they ran the pick play?
I can't come up with the fourth one. I need to call a friend.

ATM in 2012 was the "virtual last play."

AJ threw the pick and then we jumped on the punt.

 

[Con]

ATM in 2012 was the "virtual last play."

AJ threw the pick and then we jumped on the punt.

That was the game I was thinking of but I wasn't sure how it ended. I appreciate the trivia.

 

[TrueCrimson7]

Alabama’s 5 home losses since 2008 have been by an average of 4 points per game (all by less than a TD) to teams with a combined 63-6 record with 2 National Championships, 3 SEC Championships, and 3 QB Heisman winners. Basically, you need super elite talent to even have a chance at barely beating Alabama in Tuscaloosa.

 

[buckeyeFB_]

Just testing my memory here (I can't remember like you though):
LSU in 2011: FG in Ot
Auburn in 2013: 109 yard runback on missed FG. (Can's say the nickname for the game.
Clemson game when they ran the pick play?
I can't come up with the fourth one. I need to call a friend.

ATM in 2012 was the "virtual last play."

AJ threw the pick and then we jumped on the punt.

I think you could also consider the 2014 Ohio State game as a loss on the last play. Sims did throw a hail mary on the last play of the game and a completion on that pass would’ve sent the game to OT. There’s no guarantee Ohio State would’ve still won that game if it went to OT.