UPDATE: SEC losing streaks by Arkansas, Morris - post-MSU loss - HawgBeat: Arkansas Razorbacks Football & Basketball Recruiting

With Arkansas' 54-24 blowout loss to Mississippi State on Saturday, the second-year coach has now lost his first 14 SEC games. It was also the Razorbacks' 17th consecutive conference loss, tying the school record.

Morris' 0-14 mark is tied for the second most losses - and one shy of tying the record - to start a tenure since the SEC was created in 1933.

A loss at No. 1 LSU in a few weeks would tie the record set by Vanderbilt's George MacIntyre from 1979-81, as well as break the school record.

(NOTE: It's worth mentioning that Sewanee was a member of the SEC from 1933-40 and lost all 37 of its conference games. Heck Clark was the coach for the first 36 of those losses. However, he was also head coach the two years prior to the SEC forming, which is why he's not included below, as the streak wasn't at the beginning of his tenure.)

Most Consecutive SEC Losses to Begin a Coaching Tenure

Coach	Team	Losses	Years

1. George MacIntyre	Vanderbilt	15	1979-81
t-2. Bobby Johnson	Vanderbilt	14	2002-03
t-2. Chad Morris	Arkansas	14	2018-current
4. Bret Bielema	Arkansas	13	2013-14
t-5. Woody Widenhofer	Vanderbilt	12	1997-98
t-5. Tommy O'Boyle	Tulane	12	1962-93
7. Derek Mason	Vanderbilt	11	2014-15
8. Charley Shira	Mississippi St.	10	1967-68

Longest SEC Losing Streaks

Team	Losses	Years

1. Sewanee	37	1933-40
2. Vanderbilt	33	1976-81
3. Vanderbilt	23	2000-03
4. Vanderbilt	22	1995-98
5. Mississippi State	21	1965-70
6. South Carolina	18	1997-99
t-7. Kentucky	17	1969-71
t-7. Kentucky	17	2012-14
t-7. Arkansas	17	2012-14
t-7. Arkansas	17	2017-present
t-11. Vanderbilt	16	1965-68
t-11. Ole Miss	16	2010-12
t-12. Kentucky	15	1999-2001

FUTURECAST

2025Top Targets

Dreyden

Garner

5.6

–

natl

–

pos

100%