Georgia’s 2015 season was marked by adding room between the Bulldogs and a historical rival, while losing ground on another.
By and large, the Bulldogs padded their record against SEC East foes Missouri and Kentucky, while the Alabama loss made the Crimson Tide the most successful SEC opponent against Georgia in terms of winning percentage.
In the long history of the Georgia-Auburn rivalry, the Bulldogs took the lead overall in the series that now stands at 56-55-8.
The loss the Bulldogs suffered against Tennessee kept the Volunteers as the only SEC East team Georgia has a losing record against. While LSU, Texas A&M and Alabama hold that label from the West.
Overall, Georgia’s all-time record is 392-248-24 against SEC teams.
| OPPONENT | RECORD | WIN % |
|---|---|---|
| Missouri | 5-1 | .833 |
| Kentucky | 57-11-2 | .814 |
| Mississippi State | 17-6 | .739 |
| Vanderbilt | 56-19-2 | .727 |
| Ole Miss | 32-12-1 | .722 |
| Arkansas | 10-4 | .714 |
| South Carolina | 49-18-2 | .710 |
| Florida | 50-43-2 | .526 |
| Auburn | 56-55-8 | .470 |
| Tennessee | 21-23-2 | .456 |
| LSU | 13-16-1 | .433 |
| Texas A&M | 2-3 | .400 |
| Alabama | 25-39-4 | .367 |
A former newspaper veteran, Keith Farner is a news manager for Saturday Down South.
