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SEC Football 2026: Standings, Stats and Rankings

Georgia and Kentucky lead the SEC at 5–1 in conference play.

The SEC has 9 teams in the AP Top 25: Georgia (No. 3), Kentucky (No. 9), Alabama (No. 10), Texas (No. 11), Ole Miss (No. 12), LSU (No. 15), Tennessee (No. 16), Florida (No. 17) and Missouri (No. 23).

By average SP+ rating, the SEC ranks 1st of 10 FBS conferences (+12.7).

Its best team by SP+ is Georgia (2nd in FBS). Georgia has the best offense and the best defense, by SP+.

Games through Oct 31, 2026.

SEC standings, 2026

TeamConf.OverallSP+AP
Georgia5–17–12ndNo. 3
Kentucky5–17–132ndNo. 9
Alabama4–26–27thNo. 10
Ole Miss4–26–216thNo. 12
LSU3–26–23rdNo. 15
Texas3–26–28thNo. 11
Tennessee3–26–211thNo. 16
Missouri3–26–218thNo. 23
South Carolina3–35–328th
Florida3–35–331stNo. 17
Oklahoma2–34–433rd
Auburn2–44–451st
Mississippi State2–44–452nd
Texas A&M1–44–434th
Arkansas1–43–571st
Vanderbilt0–53–577th

Ordered by conference record, then overall record. SP+ is the national rank of 138 FBS teams; AP is this week's AP Top 25.

The SEC on the key stats

Each row is the SEC team with the best number, and where that number ranks in FBS. Every stat links to all 138 teams ranked.

StatSEC leaderValueFBS rank
SP+ overallGeorgia27.12nd of 138
SP+ offenseGeorgia39.62nd of 138
SP+ defenseGeorgia12.94th of 138
EPA per play (adjusted)Georgia+0.244th of 138
EPA per play allowed (adjusted)Oklahoma−0.052nd of 138
Success rate (adjusted)Ole Miss50.3%3rd of 138
Success rate allowed (adjusted)Texas33.0%1st of 138
Points scoredGeorgia41.04th of 138
Points allowedGeorgia14.911th of 138
Yards per playGeorgia7.657th of 135
Yards per play allowedTexas4.627th of 138
Explosive play rateGeorgia16.8%6th of 135
Big Uglies: offensive lineGeorgia60.09th of 138
Big Uglies: defensive frontLSU72.13rd of 138
Stuff rate (defense)LSU29.5%3rd of 138
Front-seven havocTennessee15.0%4th of 138

SEC player leaders

Quarterbacks: passing yards

  1. Trinidad Chambliss (Ole Miss): 2,223, 11th among FBS quarterbacks
  2. Sam Leavitt (LSU): 2,177, 14th among FBS quarterbacks
  3. Keelon Russell (Alabama): 2,077, 19th among FBS quarterbacks
  4. Austin Simmons (Missouri): 1,786, 36th among FBS quarterbacks
  5. Kenny Minchey (Kentucky): 1,759, 42nd among FBS quarterbacks

Every FBS quarterback by passing yards

Quarterbacks: passing success rate

  1. Tramell Jones Jr. (Florida): 56.0%, 7th among FBS quarterbacks
  2. Trinidad Chambliss (Ole Miss): 55.2%, 10th among FBS quarterbacks
  3. Sam Leavitt (LSU): 53.9%, 13th among FBS quarterbacks
  4. Parker Puckett (Mississippi State): 51.9%, 17th among FBS quarterbacks
  5. Aaron Philo (Florida): 51.6%, 18th among FBS quarterbacks

Every FBS quarterback by passing success rate

Running backs: rushing yards

  1. DeSean Bishop (Tennessee): 914, 5th among FBS running backs
  2. Jamal Roberts (Missouri): 845, 8th among FBS running backs
  3. Jadan Baugh (Florida): 778, 13th among FBS running backs
  4. Dilin Jones (LSU): 653, 27th among FBS running backs
  5. Fluff Bothwell (Mississippi State): 513, 55th among FBS running backs

Every FBS running back by rushing yards

Running backs: yards per carry

  1. Stacy Gage (LSU): 8.2, 7th among FBS running backs
  2. Dwight Phillips Jr. (Georgia): 7.5, 16th among FBS running backs
  3. Duke Clark (Florida): 7.4, 19th among FBS running backs
  4. Jabree Coleman (South Carolina): 7.2, 23rd among FBS running backs
  5. EJ Crowell (Alabama): 6.8, 35th among FBS running backs

Every FBS running back by yards per carry

Receivers and tight ends: receiving yards

  1. Junior Sherrill (Vanderbilt): 706, 18th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  2. Cayden Lee (Missouri): 670, 20th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  3. Deuce Alexander (Ole Miss): 669, 22nd among FBS receivers and tight ends
  4. Anthony Evans III (Mississippi State): 653, 25th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  5. Jackson Harris (LSU): 634, 30th among FBS receivers and tight ends

Every FBS receivers and tight end by receiving yards

Receivers and tight ends: catches

  1. Anthony Evans III (Mississippi State): 53, 12th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  2. Junior Sherrill (Vanderbilt): 49, 20th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  3. Deuce Alexander (Ole Miss): 48, 21st among FBS receivers and tight ends
  4. Cayden Lee (Missouri): 45, 27th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  5. Chris Marshall (Arkansas): 43, 32nd among FBS receivers and tight ends

Every FBS receivers and tight end by catches

Defense: sacks

  1. Princewill Umanmielen (LSU): 8.0, 2nd among FBS defenders
  2. Colin Simmons (Texas): 8.0, 3rd among FBS defenders
  3. Mariyon Dye (Tennessee): 5.0, 16th among FBS defenders
  4. Tyree Weathersby (Tennessee): 5.0, 17th among FBS defenders
  5. Elijah Melendez (Auburn): 4.0, 21st among FBS defenders

Every FBS defender by sacks

Defense: interceptions

  1. Jordan Castell (Kentucky): 4, 6th among FBS defenders
  2. Ty Bryant (Kentucky): 4, 7th among FBS defenders
  3. Dejuan Lane (Tennessee): 3, 36th among FBS defenders
  4. Rasheem Biles (Texas): 3, 37th among FBS defenders
  5. Brayson Hubbard (Alabama): 2, 43rd among FBS defenders

Every FBS defender by interceptions

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