GAINESVILLE, Fla. – A league-high six team titles led the University of Florida athletics program to its 25th overall Southeastern Conference All-Sports trophy in 2014-15. Florida wins the overall title for the ninth consecutive year in the 2014-15 GateHouse Media SEC All-Sports rankings.
The determination of the SEC All-Sports standings came Saturday when the final league championships for 2014-15 were awarded for regular-season baseball and for outdoor track & field.
Florida was second in both the men's and women's final standings. Texas A&M won its first women's SEC All-Sports title since joining the league for the 2012-13 season. LSU took the men's SEC All-Sports title – its first since 1996-97.
Did You Know?
·        Florida's 224 all-time league team titles are the most in the SEC. In the last 10 seasons, UF leads the league with 56 titles.
Florida's 2014-15 SEC titles:
The Gators led the SEC in 2014-15 with six league team titles:
·        Softball
·        Men's swimming & diving
·        Women's tennis
·        Men's indoor track & field
·        Men's outdoor track & field
·        Volleyball
One other Florida sport claimed a league crown in 2015 as the Gator lacrosse team won the BIG EAST title in their first season in the conference.
SEC Athletes of the Year:
Six Gators picked up SEC Athletes of the Year honors so far in 2014-15:
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Brooke Austin
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Tennis Player of the Year
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Kytra Hunter
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Gymnast of the Year
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Kelsey Stewart
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Softball Player of the Year
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Lauren Haeger
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Softball Pitcher of the Year
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Marquis Dendy
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Men's Indoor Field Athlete of the Year
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Alex Holston
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Volleyball Player of the Year
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Florida Athletics Director Jeremy Foley says:
"The SEC is such a challenging league, with so many teams across all the sports ranking among the nation's best. This overall Southeastern Conference All-Sports Trophy is the result of so much hard work and effort by all of our student-athletes and coaches."
Jeremy Foley
University of Florida Athletics Director
How is the GateHouse Media SEC All-Sports titles figured?
Points are awarded based on the number of competing teams in a sport (e.g. – 14 teams compete in SEC baseball, giving the winner 14 points, second gets 13, etc. Four teams compete in equestrian, awarding four points to the winner). A program's points total is divided by the total number of teams competing in the sports the school fields and that quotient ranks the teams in the final GateHouse Media standings. The sports of cross country, indoor and outdoor track & field are combined. A program's outdoor track finish makes up half, while the remaining two quarters are based on the cross country and indoor finishes.
GateHouse Media Southeastern Conference All-Sports formula
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Total points for school's finish in each SEC sport it competes in
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Total number of teams competing
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Quotient ranked for
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(e.g. – SEC baseball champion receives 14 points; equestrian 4 points)
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(e.g. – Florida men's total of 92 participating teams derived by adding
14 (base) 14 (MBB) 14 (FB) 14 (GLF) 10 (S&D) 13 (TEN) 13 (T&F) = 92
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About the SEC All-Sports Trophy:
This is the first year GateHouse Media, which owns The Gainesville Sun as well as dozens of other publications around the country, awards the overall, men's and women's SEC All-Sports trophies.
The past three were awarded by the Halifax Media Group. The New York Times Regional Newspaper Group gave the awards from the 1994-95 through 2010-11 seasons. Prior to that, the league tabulated the SEC All-Sports totals.
What's Next?
UF is hopeful of finishing among the nation's top 10 most successful overall athletic programs for the 32nd consecutive year when final national all-sports rankings are released June 25 or 26. Florida is the only school to finish among the nation's top 10 overall most successful athletic programs each year since 1983.
Let's Look at the Charts:
2014-15 SEC All-Sports Overall All-Sports StandingsÂ
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Place
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School
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Points
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Total # of
Part. teams
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Quotient
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1
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Florida
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157.5
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208
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0.7572
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2
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Texas A&M
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152.5
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204
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0.7475
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3
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LSU
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139
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208
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0.6683
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4
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Georgia
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129
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212
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0.6085
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5
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Alabama
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123
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208
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0.5913
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6
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Kentucky
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107
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208
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0.5144
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7
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Arkansas
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101.5
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198
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0.5126
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8
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Vanderbilt
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81
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164
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0.4939
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9
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Mississippi
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86.5
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178
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0.4860
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10
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South Carolina
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94
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204
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0.4608
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11
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Auburn
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94.5
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212
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0.4458
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12
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Tennessee
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86
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200
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0.4300
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13
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Missouri
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78.5
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195
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0.4026
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14
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Mississippi State
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69
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178
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0.3876
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Place
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School
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Points
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Total # of
Part. teams
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Quotient
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1
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LSU
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65.5
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92
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0.7120
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2
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Florida
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65
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92
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0.7065
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3
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Mississippi
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55.5
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82
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0.6768
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4
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Georgia
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61
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92
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0.6630
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5
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Texas A&M
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60
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92
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0.6522
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6
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Arkansas
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49.5
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82
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0.6037
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7
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Alabama
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51
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92
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0.5543
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8
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Vanderbilt
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44.5
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82
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0.5427
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9
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Auburn
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41
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92
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0.4457
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10
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Kentucky
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40.5
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92
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0.4402
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11
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Mississippi State
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35
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82
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0.4268
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12
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Missouri
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32
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79
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0.4051
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13
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South Carolina
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36.5
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92
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0.3967
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14
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Tennessee
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33
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92
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0.3587
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Place
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School
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Points
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Total # of
Part. teams
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Quotient
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1
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Texas A&M
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92.5
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112
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0.8259
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2
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Florida
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92.5
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116
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0.7974
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3
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LSU
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73.5
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116
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0.6336
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4
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Alabama
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72
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116
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0.6207
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5
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Kentucky
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66.5
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116
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0.5733
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6
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Georgia
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68
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120
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0.5667
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7
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South Carolina
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57.5
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112
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0.5134
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8
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Tennessee
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53
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108
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0.4907
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9
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Arkansas
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52
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116
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0.4483
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10
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Auburn
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53.5
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120
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0.4458
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11
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Vanderbilt
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36.5
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82
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0.4451
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12
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Missouri
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46.5
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116
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0.4009
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13
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Mississippi State
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34
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96
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0.3542
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14
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Mississippi
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31
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96
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0.3229
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University of Florida Southeastern Conference All-Sports Trophy Finishes
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SEC All-Sport Finishes
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SEC TitlesÂ
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Year
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Men
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Women
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Overall
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# of SEC Titles
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SEC Team Titles
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2014-15
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2nd
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2nd
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1st
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6
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SB
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MS&D
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WTen
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MIT&F
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MOT&F
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VB
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2013-14
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1st
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1st
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1st
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5
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Base
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MBktbl
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Soc
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MS&D
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WIT&F
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2012-13
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1st
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1st
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1st
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8
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MBktbl
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WXC
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Gym
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Soc
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Soft
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MS&D
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WTen
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VB
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2011-12
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1st
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1st
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1st
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3
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Gym
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WTen
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WIT&F
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2010-11
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1st
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1st
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1st
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8
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Base
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MBktbl
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WXC
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MGolf
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Soc
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WTen
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MIT&F
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VB
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2009-10
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1st
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1st
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1st
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7
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Base
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WXC
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Gym
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Soc
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WTen
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WIT&F
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MOT&F
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2008-09
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1st
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1st
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1st
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6
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Football
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Soc
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Soft
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WS&D
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WOT&F
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VB
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2007-08
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2nd
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1st
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1st
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5
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WGolf
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Soc
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Soft
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WTen
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VB
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2006-07
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1st
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1st
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1st
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6
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MBktbl
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Football
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Gym
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Soc
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WTen
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VB
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2005-06
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2nd
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3rd
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2nd
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2
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WTen
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VB
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2004-05
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1st
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3rd
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1st
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3
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Base
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MTen
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VB
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2003-04
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1stÂ
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2nd
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1st
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4
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WTen
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MIT&F
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WIT&F
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VB
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2002-03
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1st
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1st
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1st
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5
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MGolf
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MTen
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WTen
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WOT&F
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VB
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2001-02
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1st
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1st
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1st
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4
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Soc
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WS&D
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WIT&F
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VB
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2000-01
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3rd
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1st
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1st
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5
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MBktbal
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Football
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Soc
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WTen
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VB
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1999-00
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1st
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1st
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1st
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4
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MBktbal
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Soc
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MTen
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VB
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1998-99
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1st
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2nd
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1st
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4
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MGolf
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Soc
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WTen
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VB
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1997-98
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1st
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1st
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1st
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7
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Base
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WXC
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Soc
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Soft
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WTen
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WOT&F
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VB
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1996-97
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3rd
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1st
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1st
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7
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WXC
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Football
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Soc
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WTen
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WIT&F
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WOT&F
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VB
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1995-96
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1st
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1st
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1st
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5
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Base
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Football
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WS&D
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WTen
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VB
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1994-95
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2nd
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1st
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1stÂ
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5
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Football
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WGolf
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WS&D
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WTen
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VB
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1993-94
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1st
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2nd
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1st
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5
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Football
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MGolf
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WS&D
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MTen
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VB
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1992-93
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1st
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1st
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1st
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5
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MGolf
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MS&D
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WS&D
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WTen
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VB
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1991-92
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1st
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1st
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1st
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8
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Football
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MGolf
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MS&D
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WS&D
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WTen
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WIT&F
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WOT&F
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VB
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1990-91
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2nd
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2nd
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2nd
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5
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MGolf
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WGolf
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MS&D
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WS&D
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WTen
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1989-90
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6th
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3rd
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4th
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4
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MS&D
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WS&D
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WTen
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WIT&F
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1988-89
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2nd
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1st
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1st
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4
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MBktbl
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MGolf
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Gym
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WS&D
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1987-88
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2nd
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1st
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T1st
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5
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Base
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MXC
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WS&D
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WTen
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MIT&F
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Â
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Â
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1986-87
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3rd
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2nd
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3rd
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6
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MXC
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WGolf
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WS&D
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WTen
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MIT&F
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MOT&F
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1985-86
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6th
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2nd
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3rd
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4
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WGolf
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MS&D
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WS&D
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WTen
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1984-85
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4th
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1st
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2nd
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5
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WXC
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MGolf
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Gym
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MS&D
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WTen
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1983-84
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3rd
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2nd
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2nd
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6
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Base
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WGolf
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Gym
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MS&D
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WS&D
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WTen
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1982-83
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4th
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---
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---
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3
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Gym
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MS&D
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WS&D
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1981-82
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4th
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---
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---
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5
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Base
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Gym
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WGolf
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WS&D
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WTen
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1980-81
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4th
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---
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---
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5
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Base
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WGolf
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MS&D
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WS&D
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WTen
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1979-80
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7th
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---
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---
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2
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MS&D
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WTen
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1978-79
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3rd
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---
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1
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MS&D
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1977-78
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2nd
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---
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0
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1976-77
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2nd
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---
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0
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1975-76
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4th
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---
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1
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MIT&F
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1974-75
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3rd
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---
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---
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3
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MGolf
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MTen
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MIT&F
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1973-74
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3rd
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---
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1
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MGolf
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GateHouse Media awards the SEC All-Sports Trophy for the first time in 2014-15. Halifax Media Group awarded the last three and the New York Times Regional Newspaper Group coordinated the SEC All-Sports rankings from 1994-95 to 2010-11. Prior to that, the league tabulated the SEC All-Sports totals.
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