Georgia Football Conference Championships: Complete History
Georgia has 16 SEC championships, second only to Alabama, and 18 conference titles in total. Every title by coach and year, Kirby Smart’s four, and the five straight SEC championship games.
Georgia has 16 SEC championships, second only to Alabama, and 18 conference titles in total. Every title by coach and year, Kirby Smart’s four, and the five straight SEC championship games.
Georgia claims four national championships, and two of them came in consecutive seasons under Kirby Smart after a 41 year wait. Every title, the 15 and 0 repeat, and the four years the school doesn’t claim.
Georgia leads Florida 58 to 44 with two ties and has won five in a row. The series record the two schools can’t agree on, 90 years in Jacksonville, Run Lindsay Run, and the 2026 game in Atlanta.
Georgia has two Heisman winners, Frank Sinkwich in 1942 and Herschel Walker in 1982, and none since despite two national titles. Their seasons, Walker’s three straight top three finishes, and why the number is low.
Every Georgia head coach since 1892 with records. Vince Dooley won the most games, Kirby Smart wins at the highest rate with two national championships, and the program has had four coaches reach 100 wins.
Notre Dame has produced 113 consensus All-Americans, more than any program in college football, and 39 unanimous selections. The full unanimous list since 1966, the current six year streak, and the 2025 pair of Love and Moore.
Notre Dame has had 544 players drafted, more than any school in college football, with a pick in 90 of the 91 drafts ever held. The 2026 class made history with the first two running backs off the board.
Notre Dame claims 11 national titles, from Rockne’s Four Horsemen in 1924 to Holtz in 1988, with 13 recognised by the NCAA. Every championship season, and a wait since 1988 that is now the longest in program history.
Notre Dame is 972 wins, 341 losses and 42 ties all time, a .733 winning percentage that ranks second among the sport’s 900 win programs. The record, the eras that built it, and where it stands against Texas.
Notre Dame Stadium holds 77,622, down from a peak of 80,795. Knute Rockne designed it and died months after it opened. The capacity history, the record crowd, and the sellout streak that ran for decades.