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SEC Championship Game Record Book As of 1/17/17 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME QUICK NOTES TABLE OF CONTENTS 3.................Game Summaries/Composite Standings First Game: Dec. 5, 1992 in Birmingham, Ala. (Legion Field); Alabama 28, Florida 21 4.................Winners Fared in Bowls/Next Season Games: 28 (Current win streak: Western Division 2 games) 5-8 .............Individual Records Western Division won 16 Western won eight straight from 2009-16 (Alabama-5, Auburn-2, LSU-1) 8.................Longest Plays Eastern Division won 12 Eastern won six straight from 1993-98 (Florida-4, Tennessee-2) 9-14 ...........Team Records Western points – 794 (28.4) 15-17 .........Team Capsules/Superlatives Eastern points – 669 (23.9) 18...............Coaches Records Only six games have been decided by 7 points or less (West is 4-2) 19...............Quarterback Passer Ratings Only two games have been decided by 1 point (1994 – Florida 24, Alabama 23; 1997 – Tennessee 30, Auburn 29) 20-21 .........Miscellaneous Game Notes/Last Time Longest drought: 21 years Mississippi State 1998 22...............Single Play Scoring Drives/Non-Offensive (through 2019 game) 13 years Arkansas 2006 Scores/Two-Point Conversions 12 years Tennessee 2007 23...............Blocked Kicks/Safeties Teams without an appearance: Kentucky, Ole Miss, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt 24-25 .........Yearly Game Totals 26-27 .........2019 Game Stats Teams with consecutive appearances: 28-29 .........2018 Game Stats Florida (5) 1992-96, (2) 1999-2000, 2008-09, 2015-16 30-31 .........2017 Game Stats Alabama (3) 2014-16, 1992-94, (2) 2008-09 32-33 .........2016 Game Stats Georgia (3) 2017-19; (2) 2011-12 34-35 .........2015 Game Stats Missouri (2) 2013-14 36-37 .........2014 Game Stats Tennessee (2) 1997-98 38-39 .........2013 Game Stats 40-41 .........2012 Game Stats Most Played Matchups Last Met 42-43 .........2011 Game Stats Alabama vs. Florida - 9 times - UA leads 5-4 2016 - Alabama 54, Florida 16 44-45 .........2010 Game Stats LSU vs. Georgia - 4 times - LSU leads 3-1 2019 - LSU 37, Georgia 10 46-47 .........2009 Game Stats Alabama vs. Georgia - 2 times - UA leads 2-0 2012 - Alabama 32, Georgia 28 48-49 .........2008 Game Stats Florida vs. Arkansas - 2 times - UF leads 2-0 2006 - Florida 38, Arkansas 28 50-51 .........2007 Game Stats LSU vs. Tennessee - 2 times - LSU leads 2-0 2007 - LSU 21, Tennessee 14 52-53 .........2006 Game Stats 54-55 .........2005 Game Stats Auburn vs. Tennessee - 2 times - Tied 1-1 2004 - Auburn 38, Tennessee 28 56-57 .........2004 Game Stats 58-59 .........2003 Game Stats SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME HOST CITIES 60-61 .........2002 Game Stats Birmingham, Ala. Legion Field 1992-1993 62-63 .........2001 Game Stats Atlanta, Ga. Georgia Dome 1994-2016 64-65 .........2000 Game Stats Atlanta, Ga. Mercedes-Benz Stadium 2017-Present 66-67 .........1999 Game Stats 68-69 .........1998 Game Stats SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ATTENDANCE 70-71 .........1997 Game Stats All-Time Attendance 72-73 .........1996 Game Stats 1. 83,091 1992 Alabama 28, Florida 21 Legion Field, Birmingham, Ala. 74-75 .........1995 Game Stats 2. 77,141 2018 Alabama 35, Georgia 28 Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Ga. 76-77 .........1994 Game Stats 3. 76,534 2017 Georgia 28, Auburn 7 Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Ga. 78-79 .........1993 Game Stats 80-81 .........1993 Game Stats 4. 76,345 1993 Florida 28, Alabama 13 Legion Field, Birmingham, Ala. 82...............Game Officials 5. 75,892 2008 Florida 31, Alabama 20 Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Ga. 83...............Football Legends Attendance at Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta, Ga.) 1. 77,141 2018 Alabama 35, Georgia 28 2. 76,534 2017 Georgia 28, Auburn 7 3. 74,150 2019 LSU 37, Georgia 10 Total: 227,825 Average (3 games): 75,942 Attendance at Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 1. 75,892 2008 Florida 31, Alabama 20 2. 75,802 2010 Auburn 56, S. Carolina 17 3. 75,632 2013 Auburn 59, Missouri 42 4. 75,624 2012 Alabama 32, Georgia 28 5. 75,514 2009 Alabama 32, Florida 13 6. 75,320 2015 Alabama 29, Florida 15 7. 74,913 2003 LSU 34, Georgia 13 8. 74,896 1997 Tennessee 30, Auburn 29 9. 74,892 2004 Auburn 28, Tennessee 28 10. 74,843 2001 LSU 31, Tennessee 20 Total: 1,712,689 Average (23 games): 74,465 Attendance at Legion Field (Birmingham, Ala.) 1. 83,091 1992 Alabama 28, Florida 21 2. 76,345 1993 Florida 28, Alabama 13 Total: 159,436 Average (2 games): 79,718 Record book compiled by Jeff Muir with assistance from SEC Director of Communications Chuck Dunlap. Updates or corrections can be emailed to [email protected] 2 SEC Championship Game Record Book SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME SUMMARIES (AP rankings; Higher ranked team is 21-7) Date Winner Loser Score Atten. MVP TV Announcers 1992 #2 Alabama #12 Florida 28-21 83,091 CB Antonio Langham, Alabama ABC Keith Jackson, Bob Griese 1993 #9 Florida #16 Alabama 28-13 76,345 QB Terry Dean, Florida ABC Keith Jackson, Bob Griese 1994 #6 Florida #3 Alabama 24-23 74,751 DT Ellis Johnson, Florida ABC Keith Jackson, Bob Griese 1995 #2 Florida #23 Arkansas 34-3 71,325 QB Danny Wuerffel, Florida ABC Keith Jackson, Bob Griese 1996 #4 Florida #11 Alabama 45-30 74,132 QB Danny Wuerffel, Florida ABC Keith Jackson, Bob Griese 1997 #3 Tennessee #11 Auburn 30-29 74,896 QB Peyton Manning, Tennessee ABC Keith Jackson, Bob Griese 1998 #1 Tennessee #23 Mississippi State 24-14 74,795 WR Peerless Price, Tennessee ABC Keith Jackson, Bob Griese 1999 #7 Alabama #5 Florida 34-7 71,500 WR Freddie Milons, Alabama ABC Brad Nessler, Bob Griese 2000 #7 Florida #18 Auburn 28-6 73,427 QB Rex Grossman, Florida ABC Brent Musburger, Gary Danielson 2001 #21 LSU #2 Tennessee 31-20 74,843 QB Matt Mauck, LSU CBS Verne Lundquist, Todd Blackledge, Jill Arrington 2002 #4 Georgia #22 Arkansas 30-3 75,835 QB David Greene, Georgia CBS Verne Lundquist, Todd Blackledge, Jill Arrington 2003 #3 LSU #5 Georgia 34-13 74,913 RB Justin Vincent, LSU CBS Verne Lundquist, Todd Blackledge, Jill Arrington 2004 #3 Auburn #15 Tennessee 38-28 74,892 QB Jason Campbell, Auburn CBS Verne Lundquist, Todd Blackledge, Tracy Wolfson 2005 #13 Georgia #3 LSU 34-14 73,717 QB D.J. Shockley, Georgia CBS Verne Lundquist, Todd Blackledge, Tracy Wolfson 2006 #4 Florida #8 Arkansas 38-28 73,374 WR Percy Harvin, Florida CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson 2007 #5 LSU #14 Tennessee 21-14 73,832 QB Ryan Perrilloux, LSU CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson 2008 #2 Florida #1 Alabama 31-20 75,892 QB Tim Tebow, Florida CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson 2009 #2 Alabama #1 Florida 32-13 75,514 QB Greg McElroy, Alabama CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson 2010 #1 Auburn #19 South Carolina 56-17 75,802 QB Cam Newton, Auburn CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson 2011 #1 LSU #12 Georgia 42-10 74,515 CB Tyrann Mathieu, LSU CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson 2012 #2 Alabama #3 Georgia 32-28 75,624 RB Eddy Lacy, Alabama CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson 2013 #3 Auburn #5 Missouri 59-42 75,632 RB Tre Mason, Auburn CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson 2014 #1 Alabama #14 Missouri 42-13 73,526 QB Blake Sims, Alabama CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Allie LaForce 2015 #2 Alabama #18 Florida 29-15 75,320 RB Derrick Henry, Alabama CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Allie LaForce 2016 #1 Alabama #15 Florida 54-16 74,632 LB Reuben Foster, Alabama CBS Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Allie LaForce 2017 #6 Georgia #4 Auburn 28-7 76,534 LB Roquan Smith, Georgia CBS Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson, Allie LaForce 2018 #1 Alabama #4 Georgia 35-28 77,141 RB Josh Jacobs CBS Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson, Jamie Erdahl 2019 #1 LSU #4 Georgia 37-10 74,150 QB Joe Burrow CBS Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson, Jamie Erdahl MVP BY POSITION QB (15) – Terry Dean, Florida, 1993; Danny Wuerffel, Florida, 1995-96; Peyton Manning, Tennessee, 1997; Rex Grossman, Florida, 2000; Matt Mauck, LSU, 2001; David Greene, Georgia, 2002; Jason Campbell, Auburn, 2004; D.J. Shockley, Georgia, 2005; Ryan Perrilloux, LSU, 2007; Tim Tebow, Florida, 2008; Greg McElroy, Alabama, 2009; Cam Newton, Auburn, 2010; Blake Sims, Alabama, 2014; Joe Burrow, LSU, 2019 RB (5) – Justin Vincent, LSU, 2003; Eddie Lacy, Alabama, 2012; Tre Mason, Auburn, 2013; Derrick Henry, Alabama, 2015; Josh Jacobs, Alabama, 2018 WR (3) – Peerless Price, Tennessee, 1998; Freddie Milons, Alabama, 1999; Percy Harvin, Florida, 2006 DB (2) – Antonio Langham, Alabama, 1992; Tyrann Mathieu, LSU, 2011 LB (2) – Reuben Foster, Alabama, 2016; Roquan Smith, Georgia, 2017 DT (1) – Ellis Johnson, Florida, 1994 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME COMPOSITE STANDINGS Team App First Last W L Pct. Pts. Opp. Avg. Oavg. Alabama 12 1992 2018 8 4 .667 372 269 31.0 22.4 Florida 12 1992 2016 7 5 .583 300 300 25.0 25.0 LSU 6 2001 2019 5 1 .833 179 101 29.8 16.8 Auburn 6 1997 2017 3 3 .500 195 173 32.5 28.8 Georgia 8 2002 2019 3 5 .375 181 204 22.6 25.5 Tennessee 5 1997 2007 2 3 .400 116 133 23.2 26.6 Arkansas 3 1995 2006 0 3 .000 34 102 11.3 34.0 Missouri 2 2013 2014 0 2 .000 55 101 27.5 50.5 Mississippi State 1 1998 1998 0 1 .000 14 24 14.0 24.0 South Carolina 1 2010 2010 0 1 .000 17 56 17.0 56.0 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME TAKEAWAYS/GIVEAWAYS CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SCHOOL Takeaways Giveaways School Last Titles Team Int.
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    2019 Arkansas At Pine Bluff Football vs. Texas Southern Tigers| Pine Bluff, Ark. Simmons Bank Field | 3 p.m. Kickoff Radio: UAPB Sports Network | 99.3 FM Pine Bluff | 920 AM Little Rock UAPB 2019 Schedule GOLDEN LIONS TO FACE TIGERS SEEKING WINNING SEASON The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (5-5 overall, 2-4 SWAC) football team will end the 2019 season in the home finale against Texas Southern. SEEKING WINNING SEASON UAPB football is seeking just its sixth winning season just returning to the AUGUST SWAC in 1998 and the first since 2012. (1998: 8-3; 2000: 6-5; 2004: 6-3; 2006: 8-4 (lost SWAC Championship game); 2012: 10-2 (SWAC Champions). 31 at TCU (Fox Sports Net) L, 7-39 BEST SINCE '12 UAPB's 5-5 mark is the best since the 10-2 season of 2012. The Golden Lions have surpassed SEPTEMBER the win totals from each of the previous six seasons (4 wins in 2014; 2 wins in 2013, 2015, 2017, 2018; 1 win in 2016). 7 at Alabama A&M* W, 52-34 14 LANGSTON W, 53-15 SENIOR SENDOFF A total of nine players will suit up for UAPB for the final time: RB Taeyler Porter, WR 21 at Tennessee St. (ESPN+) W, 37-31 Kolby McNeal, DB Blake Conner, LB A.C. Gilliam, OL Raynald St. Jour, Jayden Glover, and Bradley Burrell, DE Jalen Steward, and K Austin Krzeminski. 28 SOUTHERN (ESPN3) L, 7-31 PORTER RUNS INTO RECORD BOOKS RB Taeyler Porter’s 98-yard touchdown run in the Oct.