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* The [[Texas A and M University|Texas A and M Aggies]] (starting in 2012 season) | * The [[Texas A and M University|Texas A and M Aggies]] (starting in 2012 season) | ||
| − | This conference has produced numerous titles in all divisions of athletics | + | This conference has produced numerous titles in all divisions of athletics. The SEC leads in average attendance in both [[basketball]] and [[football]], and five of their stadiums hold 90,000 plus fans. |
Revision as of 04:27, January 27, 2012
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) is composed of 14 sports teams at the college level in the South Eastern Region of the United States. There are 13 public universities, and one private institution (Vanderbilt University). The conference is divided up into two sections, East and West.
The Eastern Conference is made of:
- The Kentucky Wildcats
- The Florida Gators
- The Georgia Bulldogs
- The Missouri Tigers (starting in 2012 season)
- The South Carolina Gamecocks
- The Tennessee Volunteers
- The Vanderbilt Commodores
The West is made up of:
- The Alabama Crimson Tide
- The Arkansas Razorbacks
- The Auburn Tigers
- The Louisiana State Tigers
- The Ole Miss Rebels
- The Mississippi State Bulldogs
- The Texas A and M Aggies (starting in 2012 season)
This conference has produced numerous titles in all divisions of athletics. The SEC leads in average attendance in both basketball and football, and five of their stadiums hold 90,000 plus fans.