Michigan vs SEC teams: The history

Rex Grossman is happy with this incomplete summary.

Edit: fixed; now Rex is sad.

Felt good to get revenge in SC with all those fellas wearing their Michigan can't lick our 'Cocks t-shirts.

The George Rogers game...Mr. Heisman.  Ugh.  We played like crap that day with a hangover from a crushing last minute loss to ND the prior week.  However, the team never lost after that game and went on to win Bo's first Rose Bowl.

The Orange Bowl v Bama in 2000 is still one of my favorite games of all time. David Terrell put on a show while Brady carved them up. Ryan Pflugner was our player of the game, though.

Game vs Missouri on 10/4/75 was my first at Michigan Stadium. Pretty impressive when you first see the stadium.

No surprise when the worst loss and longest losing streak came...

Can we just erase 2008-2014 entirely. WD, omit that era from the SuperGuide, would ya.

So basically we're .500 against the SEC if we don't include Vanderbilt? 

That 1965 game was my first.  The GA card section made a huge confederate flag.

It was decades before an SEC team played another game north of the Mason-Dixon line.

Dan Devine coached MO for the 1959 and 1969 wins, at the Big House, and Notre Dame in their 1979 win in A2.

i think the real record is how many SEC coaches called hookers and had affairs with their support staff VS Michigan coaches.

From my count that's a record the SEC doesn't want...

We haven't had a home-and-home series vs. an SEC opponent in 30+ years. The Arkansas series cancellation was a mistake, imo.

I'd really like a H&H series with LSU, UGA, Auburn and/or USCe but if ND (along with a Big 12 or Pac-12 team) remain on the schedule it probably won't happen.

We're 10-6 since I was born... Definately love that Brady game vs Alabama GoBlue!

6-4 since 2000, during SECs supposedly dominant period. Alabama has been dominant since Saban, but rest of SEC less so. 

That stupid Outback Bowl against South Carolina under Hoke was kind of like last year's bowl game. WE fight back to take the lead in the final minute and then one HUGE play changes everything. In this case, basically a Hail Mary bomb which of course they completed.

Before that play, I was all set for Clowney to celebrate his unblocked free shot on Vincent Smith while I celebrated a Michigan victory over another SEC team...and then, a shit sandwich followed by hundreds of media orgasms over Steve Spurrier.

SEC teams (rightfully) for not traveling north, but if this list is correct we have only played one true road game at an SEC school in what we'll call the modern age of college football. Granted lots of bowls and kickoff games are in SEC country but the bottom line is true home and homes need to happen.

Once you take away the beatings of those poor unranked teams, assuming for the most part UM was ranked and you compared a ranked UM team to a ranked SEC team, it seems about 50/50. I'd be curious to know what UM was ranked in those matchups.

I was at the '77 A&M game, the 1980 South Carolina game, 2000 Bama game, the 2016 Florida game and, sadly, the 2013 South Carolina game.  I think the '13 S. Car. game was the beginning of the end for Hoke though it was a close game against a good team.

Mississippi State sucked...