Southeastern Conference(SEC)

The Southeastern Conference was founded in 1932 when thirteen schools broke away from the Southern Conference, forging what would become one of the most powerful athletic conferences in America. On the hardwood, the SEC has produced seven national champions, with Kentucky's record eight titles anchoring the conference's historical legacy alongside Florida's back-to-back championships in 2006 and 2007. Auburn, Tennessee, and Alabama have emerged as modern powers, keeping the SEC at the forefront of college basketball recruiting.