Arguably the most physical conference in the country, the SEC is well aware that size matters on the football field.

Like they have in previous years, all 14 conference teams made size a priority this recruiting season, with an eye toward winning their weekly battles in the trenches.

Now that National Signing Day has come and gone, here are the biggest players from each SEC team’s 2016 recruiting class in terms of height and weight. Some of these measurements will definitely raise an eyebrow or two.

Here’s a look:

TEAM HEIGHT WEIGHT
Alabama Raekwon Davis, DT — 6-6.5 Kendell Jones, DT — 375 pounds
Arkansas Cole Kelley, QB — 6-7 Terrance Malone, OG — 308
Auburn Prince Sammons, DE — 6-8 Brodarious Hamm, OT — 320
Florida Stone Forsythe, OT — 6-7.5 Jawaan Taylor, OG — 330
Georgia Ben Cleveland, OT — 6-6 Solomon Kindley, OG — 330
Kentucky Dakota Holtzclaw, TE; Landon Young, OT — 6-7 Naquez Pringle, DT — 330
LSU Willie Allen, OT — 6-7.5 Donavaughn Campbell, OG — 347
Mississippi State Greg Eiland, OT — 6-7 Stewart Reese, OG — 340
Missouri Albert Okwuegbunam, TE; Trevour Simms, OT — 6-5 Markell Utsey, DT; Simms — 290
Ole Miss Royce Newman, OT — 6-7 Gregory Little, OT — 305
South Carolina Akeem Cooperwood, OT — 6-7 Cooperwood — 325
Tennessee Marcus Tatum, OT — 6-6.5 Alexis Johnson, DT — 297
Texas A&M Kellen Diesch, OT — 6-7 Austin Anderson, OT; Riley Anderson, OT — 285
Vanderbilt Devin Cochran, OT — 6-7 Cochran — 305

NOTES: The tallest and heaviest recruits in the conference are marked in boldface. Heights and weights were found on 247sports.com