1926 Southern Conference men's basketball tournament

The 1926 Southern Conference men's basketball tournament took place from February 26–March 2, 1926, at Municipal Auditorium in Atlanta, Georgia. The North Carolina Tar Heels won their fourth Southern Conference title, led by head coach Harlan Sanborn.[1] Jack Cobb was Helms Foundation College Basketball Player of the Year.

1926 Southern Conference men's basketball tournament
ClassificationDivision I
Teams16
SiteMunicipal Auditorium
Atlanta, GA
ChampionsNorth Carolina Tar Heels (4th title)
Winning coachHarlan Sanborn (1st title)
1925–26 Southern Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Kentucky80 1.000153  .833
North Carolina70 1.000205  .800
Mississippi81 .889162  .889
Maryland71 .875143  .824
Georgia94 .692186  .750
South Carolina42 .66795  .643
NC State53 .625203  .870
Mississippi State53 .625148  .636
Tulane107 .588117  .611
Alabama66 .5001011  .476
Virginia44 .50096  .600
LSU45 .44499  .500
VMI35 .37586  .571
Georgia Tech410 .286611  .353
Virginia Tech25 .286310  .231
Washington and Lee26 .25097  .563
Tennessee13 .25098  .529
Vanderbilt27 .222818  .308
Auburn17 .125510  .333
Clemson17 .125417  .190
Sewanee02 .00046  .400
Florida03 .00077  .500
Tournament winner
As of April 30, 1926
Rankings from none

Bracket

First round
February 26
Quarterfinals
February 27
Semifinals
March 1
Finals
March 2
            
North Carolina 52
Clemson 21
North Carolina 25
Virginia 23
Virginia 29
Tulane 25
North Carolina 38
Mississippi 23
Alabama 27
Georgia Tech 30
Georgia Tech 24
Mississippi 35
Sewanee 16
Mississippi 50
North Carolina 37
Mississippi A&M 23
Kentucky 32
VMI 25
Kentucky 39
Georgia 34
Tennessee 25
Georgia 48
Kentucky 26
Mississippi A&M 31
NC State 32
Auburn 27
NC State 29
Mississippi A&M 32
Mississippi A&M 22
Maryland 19

* Overtime game

Championship

March 2
North Carolina 37, Mississippi A&M 23
Pts: Jack Cobb 19 Pts: W. B. Ricks 8

All-Southern tournament team

Player Position Class Team
Arthur Newcombe G Senior North Carolina
Bunn Hackney G Junior North Carolina
Jack Cobb F Senior North Carolina
Earl Johnson F Senior Mississippi
H. L. Stone C Junior Mississippi A&M

See also

References

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