🏈 SEC Attrition Rates 2002-Present

[252BAMA]

Bama gets slammed more than any other SEC school for attrition. When, in reality, there are EIGHT SEC schools that have a higher percentage since 2002.

Auburn and SC lead with 44%. UF, UGA, LSU, and MO have the least with 35%. Vandy is tenth at 37%. Bama at ninth with 38%.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...qjUmfm1s0/edit

 

[TerryP]

Does this take into account early entry to NFL draft?

 

[planomateo]

I expect a few of these schools to have higher numbers because of numerous coaching changes. But I'm kinda surprised that Mizzou and UGA are there because they've had the same HC since 2001.

Does this take into account early entry to NFL draft?

Not according to the document

"Following information covers 2002-2013 signing classes for SEC schools. I found a number of players that failed to complete their eligibility at that school. Failures were counted for: players getting dismissed, failing school, transfers, just quit playing football or unknown reasons. If players left school early for NFL, I do not count them as failing to complete eligibility. Last updated 2/14/2015"

 

[TerryP]

I scrolled right past that, Matt.

Not to mention it's a pain to read on my phone...should have been put in a table...

 

[TerryP]

Anyone done the numbers from 07 til now?