10 win seasons for Georgia Football......

[Top Row Dawg]

You know Georgia has had a few 10 win seasons

Butts (3 of 22)

1942 11-1
1946 11-0
1959 10-1

Dooley (7 of 25)

1966 10-1
1971 11-1
1976 10-2
1980 12-0
1981 10-2
1982 11-1
1983 10-1-1

Goff (1 of 7)

1992 10-2

Donnan (1 of 5)

1997 10-2

Richt (10 of 15)

2002 13-1
2003 11-3
2004 10-2
2005 10-3
2007 11-2
2008 10-3
2011 10-4
2012 12-2
2014 10-3
2015 10-3

Smart (6 of 8)

2017 13-2
2018 11-3
2019 12-2
2021 14-1
2022 15-0
2023 13-1

So UGA 28 all time

4 in row twice 
2 in a row 3 times 
3 in a row twice

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Now Auburn list of 10 win seasons

Jordan

1957 10-0
1972 10-1
1974 10-2

Dye

1983 11-1
1986 10-2
1988 10-2
1989 10-2

Bowden 

1993 11-0
1997 10-3

Tuberville

2004 13-0
2006 11-2

Chizik

2010 14-0

Malzahn

2013 12-2
2017 10-4

Now Auburn football only 14 ten win seasons

2 in a row once

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While we are at it, Florida 10 win seasons

Spurrier (9 of 12)

1991 10-2
1993 11-2
1994 10-2-1
1995 10-2-1
1996 12-1
1997 10-2
1998 10-2
2000 10-3
2001 10-2

Meyer (3 of 6)

2006 13-1
2008 13-1
2009 13-1

Muschamp (1 of 4)

2012 11-2

McElwain (1 of 3)

2015 10-4

Mullen (2 of 4)

2018 10-3
2019 11-2

So 16 ever

6 in a row under Spurrier
2 in a row under Mullen

Advantage Georgia

[JC-DAWG83]

Good stuff

[Top Row Dawg]

Tennessee has 21 ten win seasons

[Top Row Dawg]

I'm back awake now

List of Tennessee 10 win seasons

Neyland (5 of 21 seasons)

1938 11-0
1939 10-1
1940 10-1
1950 11-1
1951 10-1

To be fair (because we didn't play so many games back in the day) Neyland also had seven 9 win seasons and only lost 1 game for 6 straight seasons (5 ties in there)

Wyatt (1 of 8)

1956 10-1

Battle (3 of 7)

1970 11-1
1971 10-2
1972 10-2

Majors (2 of 15)

1987 10-2-1
1989 11-1

Fulmer (9 of 16)

1993 10-2
1995 11-1
1996 10-2
1997 11-2
1998 13-0
2001 11-2
2003 10-3
2004 10-3
2007 10-4

Heupel (1 of 3)

2022 11-2

So Tennessee has 21 ten win seasons 4 in a row under Fulmer 3 in a row Neyland and Battle 2 in row twice Neyland and Fulmer.

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LSU 10 win seasons

Wingard (1 of 2)

1908 10-0

Dietzel (2 of 7)

1958 11-0
1961 10-1

McClendon (0 of 18)

Archer (1 of 4)

1987 10-1-1

DiNardo (1 of 5)

1996 10-2

Saban (2 of 5)

2001 10-3
2003 13-1

Miles (6 of 12)*

2005 11-2
2006 11-2
2007 12-2
2011 13-1
2012 10-3 *
2013 10-3 *

Orgeron (2 of 5)

2018 10-3
2019 15-0

Kelly (2 of 2)

2022 10-4
2023 10-3

So LSU only has 17 Ten Win Seasons and two of those have been vacated. Miles had a 4 game streak but two of those were vacated. Orgeron and Kelly have two 10 win season streaks.

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South Carolina 10 win seasons

Morrison (1 of 6)

1984 10-2

Spurrier (3 of 11)

2011 11-2
2012 11-2
2013 11-2

So....4 all time. 3 in a row Spurrier.

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Georgia Tech 10 win seasons

Alexander (1 of 23)

1928 10-0

Dodd (4 of 19)

1947 10-1
1951 11-0-1
1952 12-0
1956 10-1

Ross (1 of 5)

1990 11-0-1

O"Leary (1 of 8)

1998 10-2

Johnson (2 of 11)

2009 11-3
2014 11-3

So only 9 overall and two in row only once by Dodd.

One site as of May 2023

Ten Win Team leaders SEC Bold

10+ wins 11+ wins

1) Alabama 42 26
2) Oklahoma 41 27
3) Michigan 31 11
4) Ohio State 30 20
5) USC 28 13
6) Nebraska 27 12
7) Georgia 26 13
8) FSU 25 14
8) Penn State 25 19
10) Texas 24 10
11) Notre Dame 21 9
11) Tennessee 21 9
13) BYU 18 12
14) LSU 17 9
15) Florida 16 8
16) Miami 15 11
17) Auburn 14 6
17) Washington 14 5
19) Arkansas 13 2
19) Arizona St 13 5
20) Texas A&M 12 4

Well I counted and recounted for Georgia and it was 28 which would put us ahead of Nebraska and maybe tied USC just behind Ohio State.

Oh Well #6 another point of Bulldog Pride.

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Damn, we got more ten win seasons than Penn State Texas Nebraska and Notre Dame? WOOOOO!

Distant 3rd in SEC now, so stay humble.

[JC-DAWG83]

IMO; 10 win seasons, while still nice, have lost some of the luster they had before the 12 games schedule came about. BITD, winning 10 games was tough to do when you only had 10 or 11 regular season games and a bowl game to do it in. Schedules over the last 20 or so years are designed to protect coach's jobs by starting the season with 4 or 5 gimme wins for most "good" teams. A coach only has to win a few games against legit competition to be safe in his job. Going 8-4 and getting a trip to a mediocre bowl looks pretty good on paper and it is hard to fire a coach who wins 8 games a year, even if 4 of the wins are against cupcakes.

[wayxpython]

IMO; 10 win seasons, while still nice, have lost some of the luster they had before the 12 games schedule came about.  BITD, winning 10 games was tough to do when you only had 10 or 11 regular season games and a bowl game to do it in.  Schedules over the last 20 or so years are designed to protect coach's jobs by starting the season with 4 or 5 gimme wins for most "good" teams.  A coach only has to win a few games against legit competition to be safe in his job.  Going 8-4 and getting a trip to a mediocre bowl looks pretty good on paper and it is hard to fire a coach who wins 8 games a year, even if 4 of the wins are against cupcakes.

Preacher got shitcanned after winning 10 games in 2015.

[JC-DAWG83]

IMO; 10 win seasons, while still nice, have lost some of the luster they had before the 12 games schedule came about.  BITD, winning 10 games was tough to do when you only had 10 or 11 regular season games and a bowl game to do it in.  Schedules over the last 20 or so years are designed to protect coach's jobs by starting the season with 4 or 5 gimme wins for most "good" teams.  A coach only has to win a few games against legit competition to be safe in his job.  Going 8-4 and getting a trip to a mediocre bowl looks pretty good on paper and it is hard to fire a coach who wins 8 games a year, even if 4 of the wins are against cupcakes.

Preacher got shitcanned after winning 10 games in 2015.

Perzactly!!

[ugafan49]

Good Stuff. Thanks