2025–26 season · all 138 FBS fanbases · classified by Sence
Gender-based abuse across SEC fanbases
Gender tag applications under Identity-Based Abuse per 1,000 comments for every FBS fanbase: a moderation snapshot, measured the same way as everything else on this site.
Identity-based abuse, tag by tagCombined harm & abuseRaceGenderLGBTQIA+AgeDisabilityPhysical Appearance
Rank
Team
Comments
Gender / 1k
1
LSU
Tigers · SEC · 7–6
95,525
4.4
2
Texas
Longhorns · SEC · 10–3
106,632
3.4
3
Vanderbilt
Commodores · SEC · 10–3
22,930
3
4
Arkansas
Razorbacks · SEC · 2–10
44,286
2.5
5
Oklahoma
Sooners · SEC · 10–3
76,815
2.3
6
Texas A&M
Aggies · SEC · 11–2
64,787
2.3
7
Ole Miss
Rebels · SEC · 13–2
56,460
2.2
8
South Carolina
Gamecocks · SEC · 4–8
19,697
2
9
Tennessee
Volunteers · SEC · 8–5
53,708
1.8
10
Alabama
Crimson Tide · SEC · 11–4
141,238
1.7
11
Florida
Gators · SEC · 4–8
33,369
1.6
12
Kentucky
Wildcats · SEC · 5–7
19,024
1.6
13
Georgia
Bulldogs · SEC · 12–2
38,740
1.4
14
Auburn
Tigers · SEC · 5–7
59,608
1.2
15
Mississippi State
Bulldogs · SEC · 5–8
32,592
1.1
Below volume threshold: too few comments to rank on Identity-based abuse: Gender per 1,000
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Missouri
Tigers · SEC · 8–5
15,149
0.7
Identity-based abuse: Gender per 1,000 ranks 15 of 16 SEC fanbases with enough classified comments to rate. Fan Score is positive comments per 1,000 analyzed. Toxicity counts harm and identity-based abuse per 1,000; every other rate counts that tag group's comments per 1,000, using Sence's system-tag taxonomy.