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SEC 2015 season

Final SEC standings, 2015

SEC 2015 final standings
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1 Alabama Crimson Tide 7-1 14-1 .933 526 227
2 Florida Gators 7-1 10-4 .714 325 256
3 Ole Miss Rebels 6-2 10-3 .769 531 294
4 Arkansas Razorbacks 5-3 8-5 .615 467 356
5 Tennessee Volunteers 5-3 9-4 .692 457 260
6 Georgia Bulldogs 5-3 10-3 .769 342 220
7 LSU Tigers 5-3 9-3 .750 394 291
8 Texas A&M Aggies 4-4 8-5 .615 361 286
9 Mississippi State Bulldogs 4-4 9-4 .692 447 302
10 Auburn Tigers 2-6 7-6 .538 357 338
11 Vanderbilt Commodores 2-6 4-8 .333 182 252
12 Kentucky Wildcats 2-6 5-7 .417 296 329
13 Missouri Tigers 1-7 5-7 .417 163 194
14 South Carolina Gamecocks 1-7 3-9 .250 263 330

Source: CollegeFootballData. CONF is the SEC record, which orders the table. z = SEC champion.

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How the SEC finished in 2015: the champion, the final table and the records that decided it.

Quick answer

Alabama finished first in the SEC table in 2015 at 7-1 in conference play (14-1 overall). The full final standings for all 14 teams are below.

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SEC 2015: the season in one place

Alabama finished first in the SEC table in 2015 at 7-1 in conference play (14-1 overall). The final table, ordered by conference record, read 1. Alabama 7-1 (14-1), 2. Florida 7-1 (10-4), 3. Ole Miss 6-2 (10-3), 4. Arkansas 5-3 (8-5), 5. Tennessee 5-3 (9-4), 6. Georgia 5-3 (10-3), 7. LSU 5-3 (9-3), 8. Texas A&M 4-4 (8-5), 9. Mississippi State 4-4 (9-4), 10. Auburn 2-6 (7-6), 11. Vanderbilt 2-6 (4-8), 12. Kentucky 2-6 (5-7), 13. Missouri 1-7 (5-7), 14. South Carolina 1-7 (3-9). This SEC 2015 archive sits alongside the History Vault and the live standings, so you can compare any season with the current race.

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Frequently asked questions

Who finished first in the SEC in 2015?

Alabama finished first in the SEC table in 2015 at 7-1 in conference play (14-1 overall).

What were the final SEC standings in 2015?

1. Alabama 7-1 (14-1), 2. Florida 7-1 (10-4), 3. Ole Miss 6-2 (10-3), 4. Arkansas 5-3 (8-5), 5. Tennessee 5-3 (9-4), 6. Georgia 5-3 (10-3), 7. LSU 5-3 (9-3), 8. Texas A&M 4-4 (8-5), 9. Mississippi State 4-4 (9-4), 10. Auburn 2-6 (7-6), 11. Vanderbilt 2-6 (4-8), 12. Kentucky 2-6 (5-7), 13. Missouri 1-7 (5-7), 14. South Carolina 1-7 (3-9). Conference record first, overall record in brackets.

How is the SEC decided?

The table is ordered by conference record, with head-to-head the first tiebreaker. The top two teams meet in the SEC Championship Game for the title.