Congrats on a magical 4 loss season.

Rings and banners are necessary for sure

26-14 Hurts so good!!!!

That ring should say co-champions.

you need to be more concerned with 25-15, Gus's record in the SEC

Truly hilarious they'd make a ring for losing in Atlanta.

I'm surprised they didn't make a 26-14 ring. ..

What else do they have???

They have a few more rings they're working on but haven't been released yet:

- Birmingham Bowl ring (since Gus is 1-4 in bowl games)
- Co-National Championship ring with AU & UCF logos on opposing sides
- Kick-6 ring (to remember the last time AU was relevant)

"26-14" is actually on the ring that is pictured, you just can't see it. Not kidding.

Does Auburn give out rings for attendance too?

good looking ring..

fify

lol.


I was just pointing out that the ring was not factually correct. Alabama and Auburn both won the West but Auburn went to Atlanta on a tie breaker due to the head to head win.

I think the tiebreaker means they won the west

Auburn in the past 11 years, the Saban years: Tthey are 92-52 and average a 8-5 record with a percentage of .638. They are 4 - 7 against Bama.

Alabama, in the previous 10 years before that, the Tuberville years: They were 54-51 with a percentage of .514. They were 3-7 against Auburn.

This cherry-picking chit is fun.

**** These numbers do not include the vacated wins / losses during these years.

And, how many national championships has the barn won?

Genius post Shaw!

We are aware bama sucked. We aren’t delusional.

Well played.... More than any member of Aldeer

(Not true, btw)

I don’t see a problem here. They beat Bama and won the West. Isn’t that what they hope to accomplish every season?

Meanwhile in Tuscaloosa.

A fan base laughing about something that their team has done in the past.....

A lot of people think that but that's not how it works. Multiple teams can win the title (Much like Auburn and Tennessee shared the regular season basketball title this season). Alabama and Auburn tied for 1'st in the West with identical 7-1 conference records. Auburn represented the West in the SECCG due to the tiebreaker for head to head win.

Think of it this way.... there is no need for a tie breaker if there is no tie.


If you don't believe me though, here are the final West standings. (Check out the x in the legend)

Here's a list of every Divisional winner since 1992


Year

Eastern Division Champion(s) Western Division Champion(s)

1992 Florida*, Georgia Alabama
1993 Florida Alabama†
1994 Florida Alabama
1995 Florida Arkansas
1996 Florida Alabama*, LSU
1997 Tennessee Auburn*, LSU
1998 Tennessee Mississippi State*, Arkansas
1999 Florida Alabama
2000 Florida Auburn
2001 Tennessee LSU*, Auburn
2002 Georgia Arkansas*‡, Auburn, LSU
2003 Georgia*, Florida, Tennessee LSU*, Mississippi
2004 Tennessee Auburn
2005 Georgia LSU*, Auburn
2006 Florida Arkansas
2007 Tennessee*, Georgia LSU
2008 Florida Alabama
2009 Florida Alabama
2010 South Carolina Auburn
2011 Georgia LSU
2012 Georgia*, Florida Alabama
2013 Missouri Auburn*, Alabama
2014 Missouri Alabama
2015 Florida Alabama
2016 Florida Alabama
2017 Georgia Auburn*, Alabama

* denotes tie-break winner and subsequent division representative to the SEC Championship Game.
† in 1993 Auburn finished first in the West standings but was ineligible due to NCAA probation and postseason ban.


Not to take anything away or denigrate Auburn. They definitely earned their title game appearance and I tip my hat to them for beating the #1 team twice to get to Atlanta.

Nice. Did not realize that’s all the tiebreaker did

Go Gators!

Mmmmmmmm .583 in SECCG appearances.

Is that a list of Championship game appearances? If so, it is wrong. Mississippi has never been there. The other totals are wrong too.

divisional - its the list BC posted above

We need to hire Gus.......not

lol..... don't do that. Y'all got a way better coach now than that clown.

Gotcha, so it includes ties that were now with a tie breaker. IT still isn't correct. Ole Miss has never tied for first in the west. MSU has, Ole Miss, never.

2003

LSU and Ole Miss finished with 7-1 records in the SEC (tied for 1'st in the West). LSU went to Atlanta based on their 17-14 win over the Rebels in Oxford.

I might be wrong but I think that the head to head tie-breaker only comes into play in determining who goes to the conference championship game. I think they are listed as division co-champions based on strictly total wins and losses, as far as the SEC goes.

Correct

I was lazy and deleted "State" at the end of Mississippi when I did the test to columns in Excel. Figured we all know Ole Miss is well.....Ole Miss

They did share it in 03. That's the year Eli Manning beat the brakes off of Alabama. I arrowed an 8 point that afternoon after the game ended and never found it. Hell of an afternoon.