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The number of SEC teams with recent winning records on the road didn’t improve last season, as just six remain over the past five seasons.
A bit of a surprise was that the divisions split the number of teams, notable given the West’s recent dominance.
Vanderbilt fans also have some bragging rights over their in-state rival, and Missouri used a strong road mark en route to its back-to-back division titles. Also, Kentucky, which has among the toughest road schedule of any team in the nation this season, can cling to just last year’s September win at South Carolina as its only one away from the Bluegrass.
Here’s a look at how every SEC team fared on the road from 2011-15.
Alabama: 18-2; .900 winning percentage
Georgia: 15-6; .714
Texas A&M: 17-9; .654
LSU: 13-8; .619
Missouri: 14-11; .560
Florida: 13-12; .520
Mississippi State: 12-12; .500
South Carolina: 11-13; .458
Vanderbilt: 8-12; .400
Ole Miss: 9-15; .375
Auburn: 8-14; .364
Arkansas: 7-14; .333
Tennessee: 5-17; .227
Kentucky: 1-18; .053
A former newspaper veteran, Keith Farner is a news manager for Saturday Down South.
