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Even though three teams had the week off, the SEC saw plenty of tumult on Saturday. LSU was the least penalized team in its home loss to Mississippi State, while Alabama (11) and Missouri (10) both drew double-digit yellow hankies, which can’t make either Nick Saban and Gary Pinkel happy. Through three weeks, Butch Jones and his Tennessee Volunteers are conference’s least-penalized team in both total flags and yards penalized, although they’ve only played three games, while their in-state foe Vanderbilt is last in both flags and yards penalized in Derek Mason’s first year.
Alabama Crimson Tide
Total penalties: 11 Total yards penalized: 80 Season to date: 27 penalties, 216 yards
Arkansas Razorbacks
Total penalties: 4 Total yards penalized: 30 Season to date: 18 penalties, 164 yards
Auburn Tigers
Total penalties: 6 Total yards penalized: 46 Season to date: 17 penalties, 152 yards
Florida Gators
Total penalties: 5 Total yards penalized: 36 Season to date: 23 penalties, 214 yards
Georgia Bulldogs
Total penalties: 5 Total yards penalized: 35 Season to date: 20 penalties, 144 yards
Kentucky Wildcats
Total penalties: Bye Total yards penalized: Bye Season to date: 18 penalties, 165 yards
LSU Tigers
Total penalties: 3 Total yards penalized: 28 Season to date: 22 penalties, 192 yards
Mississippi Rebels
Total penalties: Bye Total yards penalized: Bye Season to date: 23 penalties, 143 yards
Mississippi State Bulldogs
Total penalties: 6 Total yards penalized: 41 Season to date: 20 penalties, 173 yards
Missouri Tigers
Total penalties: 10 Total yards penalized: 75 Season to date: 21 penalties, 174 yards
South Carolina Gamecocks
Total penalties: 5 Total yards penalized: 35 Season to date: 21 penalties, 185 yards
Tennessee Volunteers
Total penalties: Bye Total yards penalized: Bye Season to date: 9 penalties, 64 yards
Texas A&M Aggies
Total penalties: 6 Total yards penalized: 53 Season to date: 24 penalties, 263 yards
Vanderbilt Commodores
Total penalties: 7 Total yards penalized: 75 Season to date: 30 penalties, 271 yards
A former freelance journalist from Philadelphia, Brett has made the trek down to SEC country to cover the greatest conference in college football.
