Sean Bean

The NIT still holds a special place in some people's hearts. Didn't wanna leave these important numbers out.

SEC NIT Records since 2000 (sorted by Win% - by user request)

1. South Carolina: 15-4 (.789)
2. Florida: 7-3 (.700)
3. Mississippi St.: 9-5 (.643)
4. Alabama: 11-7 (.611)
5. Ole Miss: 9-6 (.600)
5. Auburn: 3-2 (.600)
5. Texas A&M: 3-2 (.600)
8. Vanderbilt: 5-4 (.556)
9. Kentucky: 2-2 (.500)
9. Arkansas: 1-1 (.500)
11. Georgia: 3-5 (.375)
11. LSU: 3-5 (.375)
13. Missouri: 1-3 (.250)
14. Tennessee: 1-4 (.200)

It is ordered by total wins my friend.

I can get you an ordered list by win% if you'd prefer.

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Sadly State gave up our bid in 1959, 1961 and 1962. We could potentially have 7-8 more games played. The 1962 team finished 24-1 and ranked third in the country and turned down a bid. How crazy is that looking back on it. That team had a very legit chance to win it all and was denied the chance by our State Government and College Board.

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Oh wow. I did not know that. What was the reasoning behind this?

I thought about doing it by Win%...

But, ask and ye shall receive my brother.

1 Kentucky 0.711
2 Florida 0.708
3 Auburn 0.591
4 Arkansas 0.568
5 Mississippi State 0.524
6 LSU 0.500
7 Alabama 0.500
8 Tennessee 0.476
9 Texas A&M 0.464
10 Missouri 0.449
11 South Carolina 0.444
12 Vanderbilt 0.385
13 Ole Miss 0.385
14 Georgia 0.368

Greetings brothers. Thought it would be a fun time to take a look at how SEC teams have performed in the NCAA tournament historically.

We can break it down into rounds and what not in a bit, but here are the raw records in the NCAA Tournament... (includes vacated games)

All-time NCAA Tournament Records (sorted by most wins)

1. Kentucky 128-52
2. Florida 46-19
3. Arkansas 42-32
4. LSU 24-24
5. Missouri 22-27
6. Alabama 21-21
7. Tennessee 20-22
8. Texas A&M 13-15
8. Auburn 13-9
10. Mississippi St. 11-10
11. Vanderbilt 10-16
12. South Carolina 8-10
13. Georgia 7-12
14. Ole Miss 5-8

*Side note*
2 of Georgia's 7 wins have been vacated

My brothers, we've all been there.

Alabama: 2019 (Clemson, 44-16)
Arkansas: 2018 (Missouri, 38-0)
Auburn: 2018 (Alabama, 52-21)
LSU: 2018 (Alabama, 29-0)
Ole Miss: 2018 (Mississippi St, 35-3)
Missouri: 2018 (Alabama, 39-10)
South Carolina: 2018 (Virginia, 28-0)
Tennessee: 2018 (Missouri, 50-17)
Vanderbilt: 2018 (Georgia, 41-13)
Florida: 2017 (Missouri, 45-16)
Kentucky: 2017 (Georgia, 42-13)
Mississippi St: 2017 (Auburn, 49-10)
Georgia: 2016 (Ole Miss, 45-14)
Texas A&M: 2014 (Alabama, 59-0)

*Bonus*
Air Force: 2013 (Colorado St, 58-13)

Out of conference records vs Power 5 teams (includes bowls).

Grouped by Power 5 conferences.

Sorted by Win%

This year

1. SEC: 15-11 (.577)
2. Big Ten: 12-11 (.522)
3. Big 12: 9-10 (.520)
4. Pac 12: 7-10 (.474)
5. ACC: 9-19 (.412)

Last 3 years

1. Big Ten: 39-32 (.549)
2. SEC: 40-41 (.494)
3. Pac 12: 27-30 (.474)
4. Big 12: 24-27 (.471)
5. ACC: 42-50 (.457)

Last 5 years

1. SEC: 67-61 (.523)
2. Pac 12: 49-46 (.516)
3. Big Ten: 66-62 (.516)
4. Big 12: 37-46 (.446)
5. ACC: 66-83 (.443)

For those noticing a pattern: Clemson is 19-3 vs non-conference Power 5 teams over the last 5 years (13-1 over 3 years, 5-0 this year).

Sorted by win totals

1. Alabama: 29-9
2. Georgia: 16-17
3. South Carolina: 13-19
4. LSU: 12-19
5. Florida: 11-21
5. Auburn: 11-25
7. Ole Miss: 10-23
8. Texas A&M: 9-21
9. Tennessee: 5-25
9. Arkansas: 5-27
11. Missouri: 4-21
12. Kentucky: 3-24
12. Mississippi St: 3-27
14. Vanderbilt: 1-24

Records for 2018

1. Alabama: 4-1
2. Florida: 2-2
2. Kentucky: 2-2
2. Texas A&M: 2-2
2. LSU: 2-3
2. Auburn: 2-3
2. Georgia: 2-3
8. Missouri: 1-3
8. Tennessee: 1-4
8. Mississippi St: 1-5
11. Ole Miss: 0-3
11. Arkansas: 0-3
11. Vanderbilt: 0-4
11. South Carolina: 0-5

I would say Oklahoma’s would be getting revenge vs Texas in the Big 12 title game.

BEST

Elijah Holyfield (UGA): 5.21
Najee Harris (BAMA): 4.4
Kylin Hill (MSU): 4.16

WORST

Ty Chandler (TEN): 1.5
Kam Martin (AU): 2.1
Tyler Badie (MIZ): 2.25

NOTE: Holyfield had 2 carries for 23 yards and a touchdown in the 2nd half against LSU yesterday.

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What are the numbers for net

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46.2 for Mann
40.6 for Scott

46% of JK Scott's punts went inside of the 20

26% of JK Scott's punts were returned 1+ yard

Mann
36% inside the 20
32% returned for 1+ yard

Just some numbers for discussion...

So, I know I mentioned this in another thread a few weeks ago, but I feel this needs revisiting.

UConn, through 5 games, has allowed 663 yards per game.

The NCAA Record in a single season is 2015 Kansas' 560 YPG.

Here are the yardage totals for their opponents this season

UCF: 652
Boise St: 818
Rhode Island: 550
Syracuse: 636
Cincinnati: 659

They haven't held a team under 49 points this season. They are allowing 53.4 PPG.

The NCAA record for PPG allowed is 50.3 held by Louisiana (1997).

Through the first 8 minutes of the 3rd Qtr tonight against Memphis, it is going about as expected: 534 yards, 48 points

I'm just perplexed at how an FBS defense could be so awful. I couldn't imagine the frustration watching that as a fan...

Percent of dropbacks where the QB was pressured
(Sacked or hit on a dropback)

1. Kellen Mond: 45.1%
2. Kyle Shurmur: 39.3%
3. Jarrett Guarantano: 36.9%
4. Ty Storey: 34.3%
5. Nick Fitzgerald: 33.1%

Yards after catch per completion

1. Tua Tagovailoa: 10.1
2. Jake Fromm: 8.52
3. Jarrett Stidham: 7.14
4. Jordan Ta'amu: 7.11
5. Feleipe Franks: 6.68

Percent of pass attempts that resulted in a drop

1. Feleipe Franks: 8.40%
2. Ty Storey: 8.20%
3. Joe Burrow: 7.50%
4. Tua Tagovailoa: 7.50%
5. Jarrett Stidham: 7.20%

In the 4th quarter this year.

Tua

Yards: 0
Touchdowns: 0
Passer efficiency rating: 0

Burrow

Yards: 102
Touchdowns: 1
Passer efficiency rating: 162.4

Alabama will need to get much better play from Tua in the 4th quarter if they want to make a run.








PS...
Tua action plays in the 4th quarter: 0
Tua action plays in the 2nd half: 13