The Southeastern Conference (known as the SEC) is a conference participating in the NCAA's Division I. It was founded in 1933, when 13 schools west and south of the Appalachian Mountains split from the Southern Conference.
Current Members
East Division
- Florida (charter member)
- Georgia (charter member)
- Kentucky (charter member)
- South Carolina (joined 1991)
- Tennessee (charter member)
- Vanderbilt (charter member)
West Division
- Alabama (charter member)
- Arkansas (joined 1991)
- Auburn (charter member)
- Louisiana State (charter member)
- Mississippi (charter member)
- Mississippi State (charter member)
Former Members
- Georgia Tech (1933-1964)
- Sewanee (1933-1940)
- Tulane (1933-1966)
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