Updated through the 2012 SEC Tournament.
Here are some random stats and facts concerning SEC titles through the years.
The first SEC basketball season was 1932-33. Tulane, Georgia Tech and Sewanee were among the 13 original members. Those three eventually left (in 1966, 1964 and 1940 respectively). In 1991-92, Arkansas and South Carolina joined to make it a 12 team league split into two divisions. Now, it's a 14-team league with no divisions.
This is the 81st regular season of SEC basketball.
Here are the regular season title winners (including shared titles):
Kentucky - 45
LSU - 11
Alabama, Tennessee - 8
Mississippi State - 6
Florida - 5
Vanderbilt - 3
Arkansas, Auburn, Georgia Tech - 2
Georgia, South Carolina, Tulane - 1
Ole Miss, Sewanee - 0
So altogether, Kentucky has 45, and the rest of the SEC 50.
SEC regular season titles with sole possession:
Kentucky - 35
LSU, Alabama - 6
Mississippi State - 4
Tennessee, Florida - 3
Vanderbilt, Arkansas, Auburn - 2
Georgia Tech, Georgia, South Carolina - 1
Tulane, Ole Miss - 0
Altogether, Kentucky has 35, and the rest of the SEC 31.
SEC East Division Titles (including shared titles) - note that the divisions no longer exist...
Kentucky - 13
Florida, Tennessee - 5
South Carolina - 2
Vanderbilt, Georgia - 1
Altogether, Kentucky has 13 East Division titles, and the rest of the division 14.
SEC East Division Titles with sole possession:
Kentucky - 9
Tennessee - 3
Florida, Vanderbilt, South Carolina - 1
Georgia - 0
Altogether, Kentucky has sole possession of 9 East titles, and the rest of the division 6.
Just for the heck of it, the West Division titles:
MSU - 7 (4 unshared)
Ole Miss - 5 (3 unshared)
Arkansas, LSU - 4 (both have 3 unshared)
Alabama - 3 (2 unshared)
Auburn - 1 (1 unshared)
I certainly wouldn't have recalled Ole Miss having that level of success...
SEC Tournament championships (note that there have only been 52 tournaments in 79 seasons)
Kentucky - 27
Alabama - 6
Tennessee - 4
Mississippi State, Florida, Georgia - 3 (one of Georgia's is UK's forfeited 1988 title)
Vanderbilt - 2
Georgia Tech, Auburn, LSU, Ole Miss, Arkansas - 1
South Carolina, Sewanee, Tulane - 0
Altogether, UK has 27 tournament titles, and the rest of the SEC 26.
Double-title years (won the regular season and the tournament)
Kentucky - 15 (12 unshared regular season titles, 3 shared titles)
Florida, Alabama - 1 (Florida in 2007, Alabama in 1987, both were unshared)
Kentucky accomplished the triple crown, with the NCAA title, in 1948, 1949, and 1998.
Based on all-time success within conference regular season and tournament play, here are the rankings:
1) Kentucky - 72 combined titles
2) Alabama - 14
3) LSU, Tennessee - 12
5) MSU - 9
6) UF - 8
7) Vanderbilt - 5
8) Georgia - 4
9) Arkansas, Auburn, Georgia Tech - 3
12) Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tulane - 1
15) Sewanee - 0
Altogether, Kentucky has 72 titles, and the rest of the SEC 75.
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