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SEC fans like their statues.
As a guy who has visited all 14 stadiums, I can tell you that one of the coolest parts about spending time at each venue is finding the statues and monuments. Especially those that tell the story of the men behind the statues while also paying tribute to university history.
Each school has its unique brand of passion and reverence in this conference. It makes the SEC great.
When you break it down, these shrines typically fall into one of three categories: A former coach, a former player or a mascot.
With that in mind, let’s check out some of the league’s statues:
Coaches
Alabama
Paul “Bear” Bryant:
Image source: flickr.com
Wallace Wade:
Image source: flickr.com
Frank Thomas:
Image source: Blogspot
Gene Stallings:
Image source: EncyclopediaofAlabama.org
Nick Saban:
Image source:OntheDash.com
Arkansas
Frank Broyles:
Image source: TheCityWire.com
Georgia
Vince Dooley:
Image source: GeorgiaDogs.com
Missouri
Don Faurot:
Ole Miss
John Vaught:
Image source: CBS Houston
Tennessee
General Robert Neyland:
Image source: UTSports.com
Players
Auburn
Bo Jackson:
Image source: AL.com
Cam Newton:
Image source: AL.com
Pat Sullivan:
Image source: The War Eagle Reader
Florida
Steve Spurrier:
Image source: Flickr
Tim Tebow:
Image source: USA Today
Danny Wuerffel:
Image source: Imgur.com
Ole Miss
Chucky Mullins (technically a bust, but we’re including him anyway):
Image source: TheDMOnline.com
Texas A&M
John David Crow:
Image source: Houston Chronicle
E. King Gill, “The 12th Man”: 
Image source: Texas A&M
Mascots
Florida
Image source: Panoramio.com
Georgia
Image source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Kentucky
Image source: Flickr
LSU
Image source: Library of Congress
Mississippi State
Image source: Flickr
South Carolina
Other
Texas A&M
War hymn:
Image source: Imgur.com
Nick Cole is a former print journalist with several years of experience covering the SEC. Born and raised in SEC country, he has taken in the game-day experience at all 14 stadiums.
