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	Name:	fishbus -
	Subject:	There is at least one
	Date:	6/11/2004 2:45:51 PM

(From the SEC office, May 25, 2004) Florida won its 13th straight SEC All-Sports Trophy and 15th overall. The men's program topped the standings for the 10th time while the women's program slipped to second.

Here are the final standings in the 2003-2004 SEC All Sports Trophy:
Overall Standings:

1) Florida 9.63
2) Georgia 9.47
3) Tennessee 8.67
4) Louisiana St. 7.94
5) Auburn 7.47
6) Vanderbilt 6.77
7) Arkansas 5.93
8) Kentucky 5.66
9) South Carolina 5.43
10) Mississippi 5.23
11) Alabama 4.72
12) Miss St. 4.08

Women's Standings:

Tennessee wins the Women's All Sports Trophy for the first time in their history.

1) Tennessee 10.06
2) Florida 9.33
3) Georgia 9.28
4) Vanderbilt 8.20
5) Auburn 8.00
6) Louisiana St. 7.89
7) Alabama 5.72
8) Arkansas 5.61
9) South Carolina 5.56
10) Kentucky 5.06
11) Mississippi 4.50
12) Miss St. 3.36

Men's Standings:

This marks the 10th time the Florida Men have won the All Sports Trophy (formerly Bernie Moore trophy), more than any other school in the conference.

1) Florida 10.00
2) Georgia 9.71
3) Louisiana St. 8.00
4) Tennessee 7.07
5) Auburn 6.79
6) Kentucky 6.43
7) Arkansas 6.42
8) Mississippi 6.08
9) Vanderbilt 5.58
10) South Carolina 5.29
11) Miss St. 4.92
12) Alabama 3.43

2004 was an improvement for Georgia; In 2003, the final standings looked like this:
1. Florida
2. Auburn
3. Georgia
4. South Carolina
5. LSU
6. Tennessee
7. Alabama
(These were the only SEC schools ranked in the national Top 30.)

Good? Absolutely. The best? No, that's Florida, and it's not really close. (13 in a row is hard to argue with.)