Southeastern Conference

|- | colspan=" 2" bgcolor=" white" align=" center" | |- | Founded in | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| 1932 |- | Division NCAA | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Division I-A (D1) |- | Members | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| 12 |- | Sports | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| 9 female masculines
8 |- | colspan=" 2" bgcolor=" white" align=" center" | |} The Southeastern Conference ( SEC ) is a grouping of twelve universities managing the competitions Sport ives in nine male sports and eight sports female in the south-east of the the United States.

History

This conference was created in December 1932 by thirteen members of the Southern Conference. Ten of the thirteen cofounders of this conference evolve/move there always today. Sewanee left the conference in 1940. The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (1964) and the Tulane Green Wave (1966) made in the same way. Reduced to ten members until in 1991, the conference then accommodates the Arkansas Razorbacks and the South Carolina Gamecocks.

12 current members

In many sports, these formations are divided into two geographical groups: Is and Western. Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt in the East; LSU, Auburn, the Mississippi State, Arkansas, Alabama and Ole Miss in the West.

Sports

American football
male Basketball
female Basketball
Baseball
Softball (except Vanderbilt)
female Football
female Volley ball (except Vanderbilt)
male Cross-country race (except South Carolina)
female Cross-country race
male Athletics (except the Mississippi State and Vanderbilt)
female Athletics
Swimming and male dive (except Arkansas, the Mississippi State, the Mississippi and Vanderbilt)
Swimming and female dive (except the Mississippi State and the Mississippi)
male Tennis
female Tennis
male Golf
female Golf
Gymnastic female (except the Mississippi, the Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt)

Sporting installations

National prize lists

Since the foundation of the Conference in 1932, the teams which compose it gained more than 150 national titles.

External bond

Official site of Southeastern Conference

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