2002 Southeastern Conference Passing Stats

Record: 89-65, .578 W-L% (2nd of 12) (Schedule and Results)

SRS: 6.32 (2nd of 12) ▪ SOS: 3.58 (3rd of 12)

Division Champions: Georgia (East) and Arkansas (West)
Conference Champion: Georgia (Won Championship Game 30-3)

Ranked in Preseason AP Poll: 5 (Florida, Georgia, Louisiana State, South Carolina and Tennessee)
Ranked in Final AP Poll: 3 (Alabama, Auburn and Georgia)

Players sorted by Yds/Att (minimum 14 Att/G).
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9 Players

			Passing									Rushing
Rk	Player	School	Cmp	Att	Pct	Yds	Y/A	AY/A	TD	Int	Rate	Att	Yds	Avg	TD
1	David Greene*	Georgia	218	379	57.5	2924	7.7	7.9	22	8	137.3	65	-52	-0.8	2
2	Casey Clausen*	Tennessee	194	310	62.6	2297	7.4	7.1	11	7	132.0	61	-7	-0.1	1
3	Corey Jenkins	South Carolina	100	180	55.6	1334	7.4	5.7	7	10	119.5	160	655	4.1	4
4	Eli Manning*	Mississippi	279	481	58.0	3401	7.1	6.5	21	15	125.6	39	-120	-3.1	2
5	Jared Lorenzen	Kentucky	183	327	56.0	2267	6.9	7.7	24	5	135.4	60	-51	-0.9	0
6	Rex Grossman*	Florida	287	503	57.1	3402	6.8	6.1	22	17	121.5	58	-65	-1.1	1
7	Matt Jones*	Arkansas	122	234	52.1	1592	6.8	6.6	16	8	125.0	129	614	4.8	5
8	Jay Cutler	Vanderbilt	103	212	48.6	1433	6.8	5.8	10	9	112.4	123	393	3.2	9
9	Kevin Fant	Mississippi State	163	311	52.4	1918	6.2	5.1	10	12	107.1	61	-69	-1.1	0

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