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1996 Southeastern Conference Leaders
Record: 81-58, .583 W-L% (1st of 11) (Schedule and Results)
SRS: 6.04 (2nd of 11), SOS: 3.70 (4th of 11)
Division Champions: Florida (East) and Alabama (West)
Conference Champion: Florida (Won Championship Game 45-30)
Ranked in Preseason AP Poll: 5 (Alabama, Auburn, Florida, LSU and Tennessee)
Ranked in Final AP Poll: 5 (Alabama, Auburn, Florida, LSU and Tennessee)
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1996 Conference Leaders