SEC! SEC! SEC!
I round out the rest of the power 5 conferences with the History of the Southeastern Conference. Every one of the schools in the SEC has interwoven itself into the very fabric of college sports lore, with all eyes on the dominance of Kentucky Wildcats basketball and Alabama Crimson Tide football over the years slowly mending into Arkansas Razorbacks basketball and Georgia Bulldogs football… and the occasional Vanderbilt baseball team.
The SEC has long been one of the greatest sports conferences in college history since its inception in the early 1930s, and over the course of 90 years, has slowly solidified its spot at the top of the list. The rest of us are sick of their elitism; those inside those southern walls are happy to be there, fanning the flames of the realignment cold with television dollar bills.
Its expansions in 1991, 2012, and 2024, mostly with teams from the Big 12 Conference and its associates, gave it a far reach over much of the sports-crazy south and helped it dominate the television sets at just the right time. And when you have TV money, you tend to have everything else—so success followed in just about every area.
Whether you’re a Bulldog, a Landshark, a Gator, or one of three different colors of Tiger, you know that sports down here are more than just something you get into fights over in the Waffle House parking lot—it’s a way of life. Keep your head held high and your weed killer away from important trees as we take a look down the history of the Southeastern Conference.
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