1. 3
   5
2. 14
   20

That's a lot of teams! The SEC has so many teams in football, they had to break it down into two divisions, East and West.

1. 1834
   1933
2. 1997
   2012

The SEC is a great conference with a long history, although the '30s wasn't that great of a decade in America. You know, with the Great Depression and WW11 and all.

1. Baseball
   Football
2. Basketball
   Luge

Football was the first one in. What do you expect from the South?

1. Alabama
   UCLA
2. University of New Hampshire
   Yale

Alabama was one of the founding schools in the SEC. Yale? Not so much.

1. Michigan
   LSU
2. Washington State
   Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

LSU State owned College baseball for a while. They won 6 national titles between 1991 and 2009.

1. The Big Salami
   The Big Hurt
2. The Big Loser
   The Big Bag of Chips

Frank Thomas was one of the best hitters in major league baseball history. He put a hurting on the pitchers.

1. 1
   7
2. 107
   2,000

Kentucky has a serious basketball program. Some of the players that have made it are Anthony Davis, John Wall, and DeMarcus Cousins.

1. Mouse
   Dog
2. Giraffe
   Bear

Bear Bryant is one of the most famous football coaches of all time. He won 6 national championships.

1. Joe Namath
   Justin Bieber
2. Bo Jackson
   Herschell Walker

The SEC has a ton of famous ex players. This makes sense as the whole conference is football crazy.

1. Archie
   Peyton
2. Eli
   Pee Wee

Talk about talented. Father Archie and his two sons all made a big mark in the NFL.

1. 1,000
   5,000
2. 104,000
   900,000

At 104,000 it is the third largest in college football. Some call it the best stadium in the country.

1. Meow Meow
   The Brow
2. Joe
   Little Romeo

The only thing Anthony Davis is known for more than his playing ability is his one brow. Some people think it looks kind of cool.

1. Broadway Joe
   Joe the Snitch
2. Joe "Ham Sandwich" Namath
   Fat Joey

"Broadway" Joe Namath took New York City by storm back in the day.

1. 0
   2
2. 21
   110

21 championships is a ridiculously high number. No wonder so many former SEC players makes the NBA.

1. Kentucky
   Maine
2. Gonzaga
   Pepperdine

Kentucky is so good almost every year that many players just play one year before going on to the NBA. Some teams have 5-6 guys that make it.

1. Vermont
   Georgia
2. Florida
   Arkansas

All of the teams in the SEC are from the South. Vermont is a great state, but it is in New England.

1. The Blue Meanies
   The Crimson Tide
2. The Jolly Rodgers
   The Green Envy's

Alabama has a legendary football team. They have been called the "Crimson Tide" since 1907.

1. 1790
   1840
2. 1966
   2010

Amazing as it seems 50 years ago black athletes couldn't play in a lot of sports leagues, whether professional or amateur. We are all glad that has changed!

1. Charles Barkley
   Joey Chestnutt
2. Mickey Mantle
   George Clooney

Although he never won an NBA championship, Barkley is one of the best players ever. You can see him regularly now on TNT.

1. 8
   30
2. 400
   2000

Tim Couch set the record in 1998. That's a lot of passes!

1. The Rose Bowl
   The Tree Bowl
2. The Dust Bowl
   The Bread Bowl

Alabama beat Stanford for the honor. It was the first of many championships for them.

1. Softball
   Volleyball
2. Track and Field
   Curling

While most attention is placed on mens sports, the women have it going on in the SEC too. It is one of the most competitive conferences in the country.

1. Bulldogs
   Gamecocks
2. Wildcats
   Caged Parrots

There are some really original names in the SEC. Except for the Bulldogs. Close to 50 college teams have that name.

1. Shaquille O'Neal
   Shaquille Jones
2. Dale Earnhart
   Matt Damon

Shaquille O'Neal was one of the best basketball players in history, both at the collegiate and professional level.

1. Super Excellent Conference
   Solid Enough Conference
2. South Eastern Conference
   Some Extra Conference

The Southeastern Conference used to be called The Southern Conference. Most of its teams have been in the conference since it was formed.

1. Razorbacks
   Hogbacks
2. Stabinthebacks
   Gotyourbacks

The Razorback is a type of hog. The razorback hog is known to be tough and ruthless.

1. Noah Arc.
   Joakim Noah
2. Nellie Noah
   Noah Johnson

Joakim Noah is one of the all time best Florida Gator Players. He is known for his rebounding.

1. Volleyball
   Swimming
2. Equestrian
   Football

The SEC fields teams in numerous sports, including Equestrian, softball, and Cross Country. Football will almost certainly always be the most popular.

1. Van Halen
   Kiss
2. The Commodores
   Green Day

The Commodores were a hugely popular band. Other than "Brick House" another big hit was "Night Shift".

1. The Lady Volunteers
   The Lady Bosses
2. The Fighting Frogs
   The Lady Athletes

They are usually known as the "Lady Vols". They have been quite successful nationally, winning numerous championships.

1. 0
   8
2. 37
   90

Connecticut has an amazing women's basketball team winning 11 national championships. The next most successful ever is Tennessee with 8.

1. Crispin Glover
   Rafael Palmeiro
2. George Costanza
   Michael Jordan

Palmeiro won the triple crown in college in 1984. He later became a huge star in professional baseball, finishing with 569 home runs in his career.

1. The Aggies
   The Baggies
2. The Scraggies
   The Fighting Wombats

The Aggies used to be "Farmers" then started being called "Aggies" around 1920. That's better. I guess?

1. 1
   5
2. 41
   120

Adolph Rupp was a legend in Kentucky Basketball. He has the 5th most wins by a coach in NCAA history.

1. Tony Tiger
   Tim Tebow
2. Tommy Trailblazer
   Teddy Ruxpin

Tim Tebow was a star in college, and a first round draft pick for the NFL, but he was a bit of a flop. Now he is playing at the AA level in minor league baseball.