With NCAAF standings having more than 130 teams, they’re difficult to navigate. A little pro tip is to use the “find” function (“CTRL” and “F”) to find the desired team(s) or conference(s). All the conferences are listed on this page.
Conferences are listed alphabetically. Scroll down to find the Southeastern Conference (SEC) standings. The table lists each team’s overall/conference records, plus home/away record, current streak, and points/against, too.
College football teams generally play a 13-game regular season, culminating in a bowl game (provided they qualify). Then, the four best teams, as selected by a voting panel, participate in the College Football Playoff (CFP), akin to semifinals. Those games produce winners who oppose one another for the national title. Teams involved in the CFP are usually unbeaten or one-loss conference champions from the marquee conferences (Atlantic Coast, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and Southeastern). These teams are also usually leaders in NCAA Football scores and standings.
The others will compete in their own bowl games, important in their own right. In short, the top teams in each conference are likely to play extra games at the end of the season.