Longest Losing Streaks for Every SEC Team

[Tman44]

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[IndianaVol]

But, but, but Heupel ain't done nothing...

 

[golfballvol]

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Personally, I think the top 5 on this list should be banished from the sec

 

[golfballvol]

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So that 6 game skid was 2020, what was our record before that? 2017 only had 4 losses in a row

 

[golfballvol]

So that 6 game skid was 2020, what was our record before that? 2017 only had 4 losses in a row

Answered my own question

 

[vik]

So that 6 game skid was 2020, what was our record before that? 2017 only had 4 losses in a row

Some of us remember starting off 0-6 during the 1988 season. Some dude camped out on a billboard until Tennessee won a game. I think he was up there for a almost a month.

Here's a good reference I use: Tennessee Historical Scores

 

[brockytop]

In 1988 TN started 0-6, which at least shares in the ”honor”.

Interestingly, that team ended up 5-6 and the next season—1989—was the start of the greatest run in modern Tennessee football history.

 

[Baba_Yaga78]

Some of us remember starting off 0-6 during the 1988 season. Some dude camped out on a billboard until Tennessee won a game. I think he was up there for a almost a month.

Here's a good reference I use: Tennessee Historical Scores

I remeber as a lad standing down there cheering him on:
https://www.knoxnews.com/picture-ga...ncan-stewart-1988-billboard-vigil/2429113001/

Tyler Ivens payed tribute to that in 2019

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[MHS Rebel]

In 1988 TN started 0-6, which at least shares in the ”honor”.

Interestingly, that team ended up 5-6 and the next season—1989—was the start of the greatest run in modern Tennessee football history.

I drove from Orangeburg, SC to watch every one of those. Then in 89-90, I was there for all those too, including the Cotton Bowl. Pick and Webb were awesome.
Bowl was a day trip. Flew out at 4 AM, got home at midnight. The Cotton Bowl cost me only the tix ($40 each) plus lunch and a t-shirt. When we got home, my wife discovered that she had bought an Arkansas shirt. (Had frequent flyer miles)