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==National team championships==
{{Main|List of Southeastern Conference national championships}}

Since the SEC's founding in December 1932, the varsity athletic teams of its current 14 members have won 261 (38 in addition are current SEC teams that weren't SEC teams when they won a national championship) national team sports championships.

The following is the list of the national team championships claimed by current SEC member schools, including those tournament championships currently or formerly sponsored by the [[National Collegiate Athletic Association]] (NCAA).<ref name="ncaa mens titles">{{cite web | title =NCAA Men's Championships | url =http://web1.ncaa.org/web_files/stats/champs_records_book/summaries/Men.pdf | access-date =June 3, 2009 | url-status =dead | archive-url =https://web.archive.org/web/20090205072509/http://web1.ncaa.org/web_files/stats/champs_records_book/summaries/Men.pdf | archive-date =February 5, 2009 }}</ref><ref name="ncaa womens titles">{{cite web | title =NCAA Women's Championships | url =http://web1.ncaa.org/web_files/stats/champs_records_book/summaries/Women.pdf | access-date =June 3, 2009 | url-status =dead | archive-url =https://web.archive.org/web/20100627170907/http://web1.ncaa.org/web_files/stats/champs_records_book/summaries/Women.pdf | archive-date =June 27, 2010 }}</ref> The NCAA has never sponsored a tournament championship for major college football, the championship game for which is currently part of the [[College Football Playoff]] (CFP) system. Prior to 1992, championships for major college football were determined by a "consensus" of major polling services, including the [[AP Poll|Associated Press]] and [[United Press International]] college football polls. Recognized [[Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women championships|women's championships]] from 1972 to 1982 were administered by the [[Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women]] (AIAW), not the NCAA. There was a one-year overlap period during the 1981–82 school year, when both the AIAW and the NCAA operated women's championship tournaments; since 1982, only the NCAA has sponsored women's championship tournaments. National equestrian tournament championships are currently sponsored by the [[National Collegiate Equestrian Association]] (NCEA), not the NCAA. Those national championships dating from before 1933 predate the founding of the SEC in December 1932; championships won by Arkansas and South Carolina before the 1992–93 school year predate their membership in the SEC; championships won by Missouri and Texas A&M before the 2012–13 school year predate their membership in the SEC; championships won by Oklahoma and Texas before the 2024–25 school year predate their membership in the SEC.

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'''[[College football national championships in NCAA Division I FBS|Football]] (53):'''<br />
1919 – Texas A&M*<br />
1925 – Alabama*<br />
1926 – Alabama*<br />
1927 – Texas A&M*<br />
1930 – Alabama*<br />
1934 – Alabama<br />
1938 – Tennessee<br />
1939 – Texas A&M*<br />
1940 – Tennessee<br />
1941 – Alabama<br />
1942 – Georgia<br />
1950 – Oklahoma*<br />
1951 – Tennessee<br />
1955 – Oklahoma*<br />
1956 – Oklahoma*<br />
1957 – Auburn<br />
1958 – LSU<br />
1959 – Ole Miss<br />
1960 – Ole Miss<br />
1961 – Alabama<br />
1962 – Ole Miss<br />
1963 – Texas*<br />
1964 – Arkansas*<br />
1965 – Alabama<br />
1967 – Tennessee<br />
1969 – Texas*<br />
1970 – Texas*<br />
1973 – Alabama<br />
1974 – Oklahoma*<br />
1975 – Oklahoma*<br />
1978 – Alabama<br />
1979 – Alabama<br />
1980 – Georgia<br />
1985 – Oklahoma*<br />
1992 – Alabama<br />
1996 – Florida<br />
1998 – Tennessee<br />
2000 – Oklahoma*<br />
2003 – LSU<br />
2005 – Texas*<br />
2006 – Florida<br />
2007 – LSU<br />
2008 – Florida<br />
2009 – Alabama<br />
2010 – Auburn<br />
2011 – Alabama<br />
2012 – Alabama<br />
2015 – Alabama<br />
2017 – Alabama<br />
2019 – LSU<br />
2020 – Alabama<br />
2021 – Georgia<br />
2022 – Georgia

'''[[College World Series|Baseball]] (23):'''<br />
1949 – Texas*<br />
1950 – Texas*<br />
1951 – Oklahoma*<br />
1954 – Missouri*<br />
1975 – Texas*<br />
1983 – Texas*<br />
1990 – Georgia<br />
1991 – LSU<br />
1993 – LSU<br />
1994 – Oklahoma*<br />
1996 – LSU<br />
1997 – LSU<br />
2000 – LSU<br />
2002 – Texas*<br />
2005 – Texas*<br />
2009 – LSU<br />
2010 – South Carolina<br />
2011 – South Carolina<br />
2014 – Vanderbilt<br/>
2017 – Florida<br/>
2019 – Vanderbilt<br/>
2021 – Mississippi State<br/>
2022 – Ole Miss<br/>
2023 – LSU<br/>
2024 – Tennessee

'''[[NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament|Men's basketball]] (13):'''<br />
1935 – LSU<br />
1948 – Kentucky<br />
1949 – Kentucky<br />
1951 – Kentucky<br />
1958 – Kentucky<br />
1978 – Kentucky<br />
1994 – Arkansas<br />
1996 – Kentucky<br />
1998 – Kentucky<br />
2006 – Florida<br />
2007 – Florida<br />
2012 – Kentucky<br />
2025 – Florida

'''[[NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament|Women's basketball]] (14):'''<br />
1986 – Texas*<br />
1987 – Tennessee<br />
1989 – Tennessee<br />
1991 – Tennessee<br />
1996 – Tennessee<br />
1997 – Tennessee<br />
1998 – Tennessee<br />
2007 – Tennessee<br />
2008 – Tennessee<br />
2011 – Texas A&M*<br/>
2017 – South Carolina<br/>
2022 – South Carolina<br/>
2023 – LSU<br/>
2024 – South Carolina

'''[[NCAA Bowling Championship|Women's bowling]] (3):'''<br />
2007 – Vanderbilt<br/>
2018 – Vanderbilt<br/>
2023 – Vanderbilt

'''[[NCAA Boxing Championship|Boxing]] (1):'''<br />
1949 – LSU

'''[[NCAA Men's Cross Country Championship|Men's cross country]] (12):'''<br />
1972 – Tennessee<br />
1984 – Arkansas*<br />
1986 – Arkansas*<br />
1987 – Arkansas*<br />
1990 – Arkansas*<br />
1991 – Arkansas*<br />
1992 – Arkansas<br />
1993 – Arkansas<br />
1995 – Arkansas<br />
1998 – Arkansas<br />
1999 – Arkansas<br />
2000 – Arkansas

'''[[NCAA Women's Cross Country Championship|Women's cross country]] (2):'''<br />
1986 – Texas*<br />
1988 – Kentucky

'''[[National Collegiate Equestrian Association|Women's equestrian]] (19):'''<br />
2002 – Texas A&M*<br/>
2003 – Georgia<br/>
2004 – Georgia<br/>
2005 – South Carolina<br />
2006 – Auburn<br />
2007 – South Carolina<br />
2008 – Georgia<br />
2009 – Georgia<br />
2010 – Georgia<br />
2011 – Auburn<br />
2012 – Texas A&M*<br />
2013 – Auburn<br />
2014 – Georgia<br />
2015 – South Carolina<br />
2016 – Auburn<br/>
2017 – Texas A&M<br/>
2018 – Auburn<br/>
2019 – Auburn<br/>
2025 – Georgia

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'''[[NCAA Men's Golf Championship|Men's golf]] (22):'''<br />
1940 – LSU<br />
1942 – LSU<br />
1947 – LSU<br />
1955 – LSU<br />
1968 – Florida<br />
1971 – Texas*<br />
1972 – Texas*<br />
1973 – Florida<br />
1989 – Oklahoma*<br />
1993 – Florida<br />
1999 – Georgia<br />
2001 – Florida<br />
2005 – Georgia<br />
2009 – Texas A&M*<br />
2012 – Texas*<br />
2013 – Alabama<br />
2014 – Alabama<br />
2015 – LSU<br/>
2017 – Oklahoma*<br />
2022 – Texas*<br />
2023 – Florida<br/>
2024 – Auburn

'''[[NCAA Women's Golf Championship|Women's golf]] (5):'''<br />
1985 – Florida<br />
1986 – Florida<br />
2001 – Georgia<br />
2012 − Alabama<br />
2021 − Ole Miss

'''[[NCAA women's gymnastics championship|Women's gymnastics]] (29):'''<br />
1982 – Florida ([[AIAW]])<br />
1987 – Georgia<br />
1988 – Alabama<br />
1989 – Georgia<br />
1991 – Alabama<br />
1993 – Georgia<br />
1996 – Alabama<br />
1998 – Georgia<br />
1999 – Georgia<br />
2002 – Alabama<br />
2005 – Georgia<br />
2006 – Georgia<br />
2007 – Georgia<br />
2008 – Georgia<br />
2009 – Georgia<br />
2011 – Alabama<br />
2012 – Alabama<br />
2013 – Florida<br />
2014 – Florida / Oklahoma* (tie)<br />
2015 – Florida<br />
2016 – Oklahoma*<br />
2017 – Oklahoma*<br />
2019 – Oklahoma*<br />
2022 – Oklahoma*<br />
2023 – Oklahoma*<br />
2024 – LSU<br />
2025 – Oklahoma

'''[[NCAA Men's Gymnastics championship|Men's gymnastics]] (12):'''<br/>
1977 – Oklahoma*<br />
1978 – Oklahoma*<br />
1991 – Oklahoma*<br />
2002 – Oklahoma*<br />
2003 – Oklahoma*<br />
2005 – Oklahoma*<br />
2006 – Oklahoma*<br />
2008 – Oklahoma*<br />
2015 – Oklahoma*<br />
2016 – Oklahoma*<br />
2017 – Oklahoma*<br />
2018 – Oklahoma*

'''[[NCAA Rifle Championship|Rifle]] (4):'''<br />
2011 – Kentucky<br>
2018 – Kentucky<br>
2021 – Kentucky<br>
2022 – Kentucky

'''[[NCAA Rowing Championship|Women's Rowing]] (3):'''<br />
2021 – Texas*<br />
2022 – Texas*<br />
2024 – Texas*

'''[[NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship|Women's soccer]] (1):'''<br />
1998 – Florida

'''[[Women's College World Series|Softball]] (14):'''<br />
1982 – Texas A&M ([[AIAW]])*<br />
1983 – Texas A&M*<br />
1987 – Texas A&M*<br />
2000 – Oklahoma*<br />
2012 – Alabama<br />
2013 – Oklahoma*<br />
2014 – Florida<br />
2015 – Florida<br />
2016 – Oklahoma*<br/>
2017 – Oklahoma*<br/>
2021 – Oklahoma*<br/>
2022 – Oklahoma*<br/>
2023 – Oklahoma*<br/>
2024 – Oklahoma*

'''[[NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships|Men's swimming]] (26):'''<br />
1978 – Tennessee<br />
1981 – Texas*<br />
1983 – Florida<br />
1984 – Florida<br />
1988 – Texas*<br />
1989 – Texas*<br />
1990 – Texas*<br />
1991 – Texas*<br />
1996 – Texas*<br />
1997 – Auburn<br />
1999 – Auburn<br />
2000 – Texas*<br />
2001 – Texas*<br />
2002 – Texas*<br />
2003 – Auburn<br />
2004 – Auburn<br />
2005 – Auburn<br />
2006 – Auburn<br />
2007 – Auburn<br />
2009 – Auburn<br />
2010 – Texas*<br />
2015 – Texas*<br />
2016 – Texas*<br />
2017 – Texas*<br />
2018 – Texas*<br />
2021 – Texas*

'''[[NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships|Women's swimming]] (24):'''<br />
1979 – Florida ([[AIAW]])<br />
1981 – Texas*  ([[AIAW]])<br />
1982 – Texas*  ([[AIAW]])<br />
1982 – Florida<br />
1984 – Texas*<br />
1985 – Texas*<br />
1986 – Texas*<br />
1987 – Texas*<br />
1988 – Texas*<br />
1990 – Texas*<br />
1991 – Texas*<br />
1999 – Georgia<br />
2000 – Georgia<br />
2001 – Georgia<br />
2002 – Auburn<br />
2003 – Auburn<br />
2004 – Auburn<br />
2005 – Georgia<br />
2006 – Auburn<br />
2007 – Auburn<br />
2010 – Florida<br />
2013 – Georgia<br />
2014 – Georgia<br/>
2016 – Georgia

'''[[NCAA Men's Tennis Championship|Men's tennis]] (8):'''<br />
1985 – Georgia<br />
1987 – Georgia<br />
1999 – Georgia<br />
2001 – Georgia<br />
2007 – Georgia<br/>
2008 – Georgia<br/>
2019 – Texas*<br />
2021 – Florida

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'''[[NCAA Women's Tennis Championship|Women's tennis]] (16):'''<br />
1992 – Florida<br />
1993 – Texas*<br />
1995 – Texas*<br />
1994 – Georgia<br />
1996 – Florida<br />
1998 – Florida<br />
2000 – Georgia<br />
2003 – Florida<br />
2011 – Florida<br />
2012 − Florida<br />
2015 – Vanderbilt<br/>
2017 – Florida<br/>
2021 – Texas*<br />
2022 – Texas*<br />
2024 – Texas A&M<br />
2025 – Georgia

'''[[NCAA Men's Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships|Men's indoor track]] (30):'''<br />
1965 – Missouri*<br />
1984 – Arkansas*<br />
1985 – Arkansas*<br />
1986 – Arkansas*<br />
1987 – Arkansas*<br />
1988 – Arkansas*<br />
1989 – Arkansas*<br />
1990 – Arkansas*<br />
1991 – Arkansas*<br />
1992 – Arkansas*<br />
1993 – Arkansas<br />
1994 – Arkansas<br />
1995 – Arkansas<br />
1997 – Arkansas<br />
1998 – Arkansas<br />
1999 – Arkansas<br />
2000 – Arkansas<br />
2001 – LSU<br />
2002 – Tennessee<br />
2003 – Arkansas<br />
2004 – LSU<br />
2005 – Arkansas<br />
2006 – Arkansas<br />
2010 – Florida<br />
2011 – Florida<br />
2012 − Florida<br />
2013 – Arkansas<br/>
2017 – Texas A&M<br/>
2018 – Florida<br/>
2019 – Florida<br/>
2022 – Texas*<br />
2023 – Arkansas

'''[[NCAA Women's Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships|Women's indoor track]] (25):'''<br />
1986 – Texas*<br />
1987 – LSU<br />
1988 – Texas*<br />
1989 – LSU<br />
1990 – Texas*<br />
1991 – LSU<br />
1992 – Florida<br />
1993 – LSU<br />
1994 – LSU<br />
1995 – LSU<br />
1996 – LSU<br />
1997 – LSU<br />
1998 – Texas*<br />
1999 – Texas*<br />
2002 – LSU<br />
2003 – LSU<br />
2004 – LSU<br />
2005 – Tennessee<br/>
2006 – Texas*<br />
2009 – Tennessee<br/>
2015 – Arkansas<br/>
2018 – Georgia<br/>
2019 – Arkansas<br/>
2021 – Arkansas<br/>
2022 – Florida<br/>
2023 – Arkansas

'''[[NCAA Men's Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships|Men's outdoor track]] (26):'''<br />
1933 – LSU<br />
1974 – Tennessee<br />
1985 – Arkansas*<br />
1989 – LSU<br />
1990 – LSU<br />
1991 – Tennessee<br />
1992 – Arkansas*<br />
1993 – Arkansas<br />
1994 – Arkansas<br />
1995 – Arkansas<br />
1996 – Arkansas<br />
1997 – Arkansas<br />
1998 – Arkansas<br />
1999 – Arkansas<br />
2001 – Tennessee<br />
2002 – LSU<br />
2003 – Arkansas<br />
2009 – Texas A&M*<br />
2010 – Texas A&M*<br />
2011 – Texas A&M*<br />
2012 − Florida<br />
2013 − Florida / Texas A&M (tie)<br/>
2016 − Florida<br/>
2017 – Florida<br/>
2021 – LSU<br/>
2022 – Florida<br/>
2023 – Florida<br/>
2024 – Florida

'''[[NCAA Women's Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships|Women's outdoor track]] (29):'''<br />
1981 – Tennessee ([[AIAW]])<br />
1982 – Texas* ([[AIAW]])<br />
1986 – Texas*<br />
1987 – LSU<br />
1988 – LSU<br />
1989 – LSU<br />
1990 – LSU<br />
1991 – LSU<br />
1992 – LSU<br />
1993 – LSU<br />
1994 – LSU<br />
1995 – LSU<br />
1996 – LSU<br />
1997 – LSU<br />
1998 – Texas*<br />
1999 – Texas*<br />
2000 – LSU<br />
2002 – South Carolina<br />
2003 – LSU<br />
2005 – Texas*<br />
2006 – Auburn<br />
2008 – LSU<br />
2009 – Texas A&M*<br />
2010 – Texas A&M*<br />
2011 – Texas A&M*<br />
2014 – Texas A&M<br />
2016 – Arkansas<br />
2019 – Arkansas<br />
2022 – Florida<br />
2023 – Texas*<br />
2024 – Arkansas

'''[[NCAA Division I women's volleyball tournament|Women's volleyball]] (6):'''<br />
1981 – Texas* ([[AIAW]])<br />
1988 – Texas*<br />
2012 – Texas*<br />
2020 – Kentucky{{efn|group=ncwon|Due to COVID-19 issues in the 2020–21 school year, the NCAA moved its women's volleyball championship from its normal fall 2020 schedule to spring 2021. It designated the championship as "2020", but the season as "2020–21".}}<br />
2022 – Texas*<br />
2023 – Texas*

'''[[NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships|Wrestling]] (7):'''<br />
1936 – Oklahoma*<br/>
1951 – Oklahoma*<br/>
1952 – Oklahoma*<br/>
1957 – Oklahoma*<br/>
1960 – Oklahoma*<br/>
1963 – Oklahoma*<br/>
1974 – Oklahoma*
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<small>* A championship marked by an asterisk (*) indicates that the institution was not a member of the SEC at the time of the championship.</small>

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===National team titles claimed by current SEC institutions===
The fourteen members of the Southeastern Conference claim over 200 national team championships in sports currently or formerly sponsored by conference members. The following totals include national team championships sponsored by the [[National Collegiate Athletic Association]] (NCAA) from 1906 to present, the [[Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women]] (AIAW) from 1972 to 1982, and, in football, the [[Bowl Alliance]], [[Bowl Coalition]], [[Bowl Championship Series]] (BCS) and [[College Football Playoff]] (CFP) since 1992, as well as consensus national championships determined by the major football polls prior to 1992.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/champs_records_book/Overall.pdf |title=Championships Summary Through July 1, 2021 |publisher=NCAA |access-date=September 20, 2021}}</ref>
* Texas – 66
* LSU – 52
* Arkansas – 50
* Florida – 48
* Oklahoma – 45
* Georgia – 34
* Alabama – 28
* Tennessee – 22
* Auburn – 18
* Texas A&M – 16
* Kentucky – 14
* South Carolina – 6
* Vanderbilt – 5
* Ole Miss – 5
* Missouri – 2
* Mississippi State – 1

===NCAA and AIAW national tournament team titles won by current SEC institutions===
The following totals include national team tournament championships sponsored by the [[National Collegiate Athletic Association]] (NCAA) from 1906 to the present and the [[Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women]] (AIAW) from 1972 to 1982. The NCAA did not sponsor tournament championships in women's sports before the 1981–82 academic year, and the NCAA has never sponsored a national championship playoff or tournament in major college football. To date, the fourteen members of the SEC have won 216 NCAA and four AIAW championships:<ref>NCAA.org, Division I Championships, [http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/champs_records_book/summaries/combined.pdf Summary] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110531045646/http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/champs_records_book/summaries/combined.pdf |date=May 31, 2011 }}. Retrieved June 17, 2011.</ref>
* Texas – 62
* LSU – 58
* Arkansas – 54
* Florida – 39
* Oklahoma – 38
* Georgia – 30
* Tennessee – 17
* Auburn – 15
* Kentucky – 13
* Texas A&M – 12
* Alabama – 10
* South Carolina – 6
* Vanderbilt – 5
* Missouri – 2
* Ole Miss – 2
* Mississippi State – 1