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The SEC’s “Big Six” - Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU, and Tennessee - have won every conference title (either shared or outright) since 1977. The last team from outside that group to win even a share of the conference crown was Kentucky in 1976, and the last one to do it outright was Ole Miss in 1963.
Now Texas will try to break that streak in just their first year in the conference. Other teams have tried, with Arkansas, Mississippi State, Missouri, and South Carolina all having made appearances in the SEC title game (Arkansas and Mizzou the only ones to do so multiple times), but all of them were unsuccessful. Will Georgia be able to keep the streak alive, or will Texas finally break through for everyone else? Find out Saturday.