Many great running backs have run through the fields of SEC stadiums. However, few of them earn the distinction that comes with gaining 1,000 yards in a season.

Here we take a look back at the last time each SEC team produced a 1,000-yard rusher.

For most schools, this happened recently. And for some, the player will be returning for the 2015 season. So many rushing yards are still to come.

ALABAMA

Year: 2013
Player: T.J. Yeldon

Yeldon was the workhorse for the Crimson Tide, racking up 1,235 yards. He had nearly double the yardage of Kenyan Drake, who produced the second-highest rushing total that season.

ARKANSAS

Year: 2014
Players: Jonathan Williams, Alex Collins

The Razorbacks offense allowed two powerful backs to share the rushing load. Williams ended the year with 1,190 rushing yards, and Collins with 1,100. They look to do it again this season.

AUBURN

Year: 2014
Player: Cameron Artis-Payne

Artis-Payne’s 1,608 rushing yards puts him third on Auburn’s all-time single season rushing list, bested only by Tre Mason and Bo Jackson.

FLORIDA

Year: 2012
Player: Mike Gillislee

Gillislee was the first Florida running back to break 1,000 yards since 2004. That season, he rushed for 1,152 yards.

GEORGIA

Year: 2014
Player: Nick Chubb

Chubb put on a show during his freshman year as a Bulldog, rushing for 1,547 yards. He looks to gain even more yardage this season.

KENTUCKY

Year: 2007
Player: Rafael Little

In his four years with the Wildcats, Little produced two 1,000-yard seasons. In his senior season, he rushed for 1,013 yards.

LSU

Year: 2014
Player: Leonard Fournette

LSU has claimed 1,000-yard rushers for the last two years. Fournette did it as a freshman with 1,034 yards. He is another returning running back looking to improve upon his numbers this season.

MISSISSIPPI STATE

Year: 2014
Player: Josh Robinson

Robinson ran for 1,203 yards last season. While he has moved onto the pros, the second leading rusher from ‘14, quarterback Dak Prescott, is returning.

MISSOURI

Year: 2014
Player: Russell Hansbrough

Recently elected one of the team’s senior captains, Hansbrough broke 1,000 last season with 1,084 rushing yards. He will be a crucial component in this year’s Mizzou offense.

OLE MISS

Year: 2009
Player: Dexter McCluster

Ole Miss started the season strong in ’09, and McCluster had a lot to do with that. He racked up 1,169 rushing yards.

SOUTH CAROLINA

Year: 2013
Player: Mike Davis

Davis was part of the Gamecocks team that went 11-2 and won the Citrus Bowl, rushing for 1,183 yards.

TENNESSEE

Year: 2013
Player: Rajion Neal

Neal spent time as both a receiver and running back with the Volunteers. His best season was as a senior, when he recorded 1,124 rushing yards.

TEXAS A&M

Year: 2012
Player: Johnny Manziel

In addition to passing for more than 3,000 yards during his freshman year, Manziel rushed for 1,410 yards. He dominated the Aggies offense. In fact, he was the Aggies offense.

VANDERBILT

Year: 2012
Player: Zac Stacy

Stacy was the first player at Vanderbilt to rush for more than 1,000 yards in back-to-back seasons. During his senior year, he gained 1,141 yards.