SEC football team records for 2022
Jake Wimberly
Spring practice is wrapping up around the country and it’s time to move onto summer workouts and the transfer portal door is shut “for now”.
We have looked at the overall landscape of college football with our intro piece into 2022, which can be found here.
We also predicted our New Year’s Six bowl games, a Final Four and National Champion and you can read that here.
Today we look at the SEC as a whole; team previews to come, but below are my final regular season records and conference finish around the SEC this fall.
Alabama will be the class as always of the SEC, but some movement is happening down in College Station, over in Knoxville and other places.
Below are my coaches and quarterback rankings for the 2022 cycle, as well as three year recruiting and impact ball catcher metric rankings.
2022 SEC coaching rankings:
# Team Coach Metric
1 Alabama Nick Saban 36
2 Georgia Kirby Smart 35
3 LSU Brian Kelly 23
4 Texas A&M Jimbo Fisher 19
5 Florida Billy Napier 17
6 Ole Miss Lane Kiffin 11
7 Kentucky Mark Stoops 9
8 Miss. State Mike Leach 7
9 Tennessee Josh Heupel 6
10 Arkansas Sam Pittman 6
11 South Carolina Shane Beamer 3
12 Auburn Brian Harsin 2
13 Missouri Eliah Drinkwitz 2
14 Vanderbilt Clark Lea 1
2022 SEC Quarterback Rankings:
1 Alabama Bryce Young 45.8
2 Tennessee Hendon Hooker 32.3
3 Miss. State Will Rogers 32.1
4 Georgia Stetson Bennet IV 23.8
5 South Carolina Spencer Rattler 23.6
6 Arkansas KJ Jefferson 22.7
7 Texas A&M Max Johnson 21.8
8 Kentucky Will Levis 15.1
9 Auburn Zach Calzada 10.2
10 Ole Miss Jaxon Dart 7.3
11 LSU Jayden Daniels/ Mile Brennan 7.2
12 Florida Anthony Richardson 5.1
13 Missouri Brady Cook 4.4
14 Vanderbilt Ken Seals 3.4
3 Year moving talent ratio:
1 Alabama 98.72
2 Georgia 98.21
3 Texas A&M 96.41
4 LSU 93.33
5 Tennessee 89.23
6 Florida 86.67
7 Auburn 86.67
8 Kentucky 82.05
9 Miss. State 80.77
10 Ole Miss 80.00
11 Arkansas 79.49
12 Missouri 75.90
13 South Carolina 70.77
14 Vanderbilt 66.15
Impact Ball Catcher Metric (receiving units):
Alabama 4.7
LSU 4
Miss. State 3.5
Tennessee 3.45
Georgia 3
Texas A&M 2.5
Arkansas 2.5
Ole Miss 2.5
Florida 2.5
South Carolina 2.25
Missouri 2.15
Kentucky 2
Auburn 1.5
Vanderbilt 1.05
Final Standings and records of each team:
1 Georgia 12-0 8-0
2 Tennessee 10-2 6-2
3 Kentucky 8-4 4-4
4 Florida 7-5 4-4
5 SC 6-6 4-4
6 Missouri 4-8 1-7
7 Vanderbilt 3-9 0-8
1 Alabama 12-0 8-0
2 Texas A&M 11-1 7-1
3 Arkansas 9-3 5-3
4 LSU 7-5 3-5
5 Miss. State 7-5 3-5
6 Ole Miss 6-6 2-6
7 Auburn 4-8 1-7
