Here are the current standings (for the SEC, national rank in () ). 1. Florida- 1001.75 (#3) 2. Tennessee- 940.25 (#8 ) 3. Georgia- 855.5 (#12) 4. Auburn- 717.5 (#19) 5. LSU- 708 (#21) 6. Vanderbilt- 502.5 (#33) 7. Arkansas- 484.58 (#34) 8. Kentucky- 476.83 (#36) 9. Alabama- 444.25 (#39) 10. South Carolina- 436 (#41) 11. Ole Miss- 254 (#72) 12. Mississippi State- 25 (#255) These figures lack the sports of Men's/Women's Track & Field and Baseball. Just doing a quick estimate of how each team faired in these 3 sports, here are how the rankings should turn out (each time, give or take a dozen points or so): 1. Florida- 1066.75 2. Tennessee- 1062.25 3. Georgia- 966 4. LSU- 888 5. Auburn- 866 6. Arkansas- 628.58 7. South Carolina- 598.5 8. Vanderbilt- 552.5 9. Alabama- 494.75 10. Kentucky- 476.83 11. Ole Miss- 425.5 12. Mississippi State- 141 Congrats to yall on your finish in the top 1/3 of the SEC and getting past us. There certainly is a big jump between the top 5 teams and the rest of the pack. I'm just glad we are among those top 5. Who feels bad for Miss St.? I mean good gosh, they have barely more than a 1/4 of the points of the next to last place team...also from Mississippi. Thats just pathetic.
The Pac-10 schools have every sport imaginable...water polo, men's gymnastics, field hockey, dodgeball, steal the bacon, H-O-R-S-E, badmitton, curling, caber toss, lawn bowling, tug of war, marbles, putt-putt, rock paper scissors, kickball and extreme ironing are just a few of the scholarship sports offered.
i thought this had been changed to the Stanford Tree Most Irrelevant Sports Ever and Look At Us Auburn Has a Swimming Team So We Are Relevant Award.
