College Football Conference Championships - Association of Mid-Continent Universities Football, List of Atlantic Coast Conference Football Champions, L (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 33. Chapters: Association of Mid-Continent Universities football, List of Atlantic Coast Conference football champions, List of Big Ten Conference football champions, List of Border Intercollegiate Athletic Association football champions, List of Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association football champions, List of Ohio Valley Conference football champions, List of Pacific-12 Conference football champions, List of Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference football champions, List of Southeastern Conference champions, List of Southern Conference football champions, List of Western Athletic Conference football champions, Missouri Valley Conference football. Excerpt: The Southeastern Conference (SEC) sponsors eight men's sports and ten women's sports. This is a list of conference champions for each sport. Also see the list of SEC national champions. All 14 SEC schools play football. 1933 - Alabama1934 - Alabama, Tulane1935 - LSU1936 - LSU1937 - Alabama1938 - Tennessee1939 - Georgia Tech, Tennessee, Tulane1940 - Tennessee (Sewanee leaves)1941 - Mississippi State1942 - Georgia1943 - Georgia Tech1944 - Georgia Tech1945 - Alabama1946 - Georgia, Tennessee1947 - Mississippi1948 - Georgia1949 - Tulane1950 - Kentucky1951 - Tennessee, Georgia Tech1952 - Georgia Tech1953 - Alabama1954 - Mississippi1955 - Mississippi1956 - Tennessee1957 - Auburn1958 - LSU1959 - Georgia1960 - Mississippi1961 - Alabama, LSU1962 - Mississippi1963 - Mississippi1964 - Alabama (Georgia Tech leaves)1965 - Alabama1966 - Alabama, Georgia (Tulane leaves)1967 - Tennessee1968 - Georgia1969 - Tennessee1970 - LSU1971 - Alabama1972 - Alabama1973 - Alabama1974 - Alabama1975 - Alabama1976 - Georgia, Kentucky*1977 - Alabama1978 - Alabama1979 - Alabama1980 - Georgia1981 - Alabama, Georgia1982 - Georgia1983 - Auburn1984 - Florida (vacated)1985 - Tennessee1986 - LSU1987 -...