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By Pat Forde
Special to ESPN.com Thursday, July 31, 2003 When last we saw the Southeastern Conference, it wasn't pretty. The league was little more than a grease spot in the middle of the road, flattened into a road-kill patty by the Kentucky Wildcats. This is nothing new, you say. The SEC has routinely been squashed beneath the steamroller of the one school in its membership that prefers polished wood to short grass, you declare. Kentucky has won or shared 42 SEC titles and the rest of the league combined has 41, you point out. And you'd be right. ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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