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The conference was formed on February 25, 1921 in Atlanta, Georgia as fourteen member institutions split from the Southern Intercollegiate

Athletic Association. Southern Conference charter members were Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi A&M (now Mississippi State), North Carolina, North Carolina State, Tennessee, Virginia, Virginia Tech, and Washington & Lee. In 1922, six more universities - Florida, LSU, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tulane, and Vanderbilt joined the conference. Later additions included Sewanee (1923), Virginia Military Institute (1925), Duke (1929), and Wake Forest (1936).

The SoCon is particularly notable for having spawned two other major conferences. In 1933, thirteen schools located south and west of the Appalachians (Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Sewanee, Tennessee, Tulane, and Vanderbilt) departed the SoCon to form the Southeastern Conference (SEC) In 1953, seven schools (Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina, and Wake Forest) withdrew from the SoCon to form the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).

Other former members (in addition to those listed above) were East Carolina (1964–76), East Tennessee State (1978–2005), George Washington (1936–70), Marshall (1976–97), Richmond (1936–76), William & Mary (1936–77) and West Virginia (1950–68).

2025  Harrah's Cherokee Center - Asheville // Asheville, N.C.

First round // Friday, March 7

No. 8 Mercer 67,  No. 9 Western Carolina 66

No. 7 VMI 73  No. 10 The Citadel 62

 

 

Quarterfinals // Saturday, March 8                               

No. 1 Chattanooga 76, No. 8 Mercer 61

No. 7 VMI 64, No. 2 UNCG 57

No. 6 Wofford 72, No. 3 ETSU 60

No. 5 Furman 95,  No. 4 Samford 78

 

 

Semifinals // Sunday, March 9

 No. 5 Furman  80 No. 1 Chattanooga 77

 No. 6 Wofford 85  No. 7 VMI 65

 

Final // Monday, March 10

 No. 6 Wofford 92 No. 5 Furman 85

All-Tournament Team
First team
Nick Anderson, Furman

PJay Smith, Furman
Honor Huff, Chattanooga
Kyler Filewich, Wofford (MOP)

Corey Tripp, Wofford

 

 

2024

At Harrah’s Cherokee Center Asheville, Asheville, N.C.

First round- Friday, March 8
Game 1 - (8) Mercer 84, (9) The Citadel 76
Game 2 - (7) ETSU 98, (10) VMI 66
 
Quarterfinals-Saturday, March 9
Game 3 - (1) Samford 70, (8) Mercer 57
Game 4 - (7) ETSU 73, (2) UNCG 62
Game 5 - (3) Chattanooga 75, (6) Wofford 57
Game 6 - (5) Furman 79, (4) Western Carolina 76 (OT)
 
Semifinals-Sunday, March 10
Game 7 - (1) Samford 84, (5) Furman 77
Game 8 - (7) ETSU 85, (3) Chattanooga 84 (OT)
 
Championship- Monday, March 11
(1) Samford 76, (7) ETSU 69

 

 

All-Tournament Team
Ebby Asamoah, ETSU
Quimari Peterson, ETSU
JP Pegues, Furman
Achor Achor, Samford (MOP)
Jermaine Marshall, Samford

2023

At Harrah’s Cherokee Center Asheville, Asheville, N.C.

First round- Friday, March 3

No. 8 Mercer 66, No. 9 The Citadel 41

No. 7Chattanooga 92, No. 10VMI 72

 

Quarterfinals-Saturday, March 4

No. 1Furman 73, No. 8 Mercer 58

No. 4 Western Carolina 69, No. 5 East Tennessee 57

No. 7 Chattanooga 85,  No. 2Samford 82

No. 6Wofford 67, No. 3 UNC-Greensboro 66

 

Semifinals-Sunday, March 5

No. 1Furman 83,  No. 4 Western Carolina 80

No. 7 Chattanooga 74,  No. 6 Wofford 62

 

Championship- Monday, March 6

No. 1 Furman 88, No. 7 Chattanooga 79

All-Tournament Team
First team
Mike Bothwell, Furman
JP Pegues, Furman (MOP)
Jalen Slawson, Furman
Jake Stephens, Chattanooga
Vonterius Woolbright, Western Carolina

 

2022- Asheville, N.C.
First Round-March 4
(9) The Citadel 84, (8) ETSU 76 (OT)
(7) Mercer 81, (10) Western Carolina 53
 

Quarterfinals-March 5
(1) Chattanooga 71, (9) The Citadel 66
(4) Wofford 68, (5) VMI 66
(2) Furman 80, vs. (7) Mercer 66
(3) Samford 66, vs. (6) UNCG 64
 

Semifinals-March 6
(1) Chattanooga 79, (4) Wofford 56
(2) Furman 71, (3) Samford 68
 

Championship-March 7
(1) Chattanooga 64, (2) Furman 63 (OT)

First Team
Mike Bothwell, Furman
Jalen Slawson, Furman
Ques Glover, Samford
David Jean-Baptiste, Chattanooga
Malachi Smith, Chattanooga*

2021

Asheville, N.C.
First Round-March 5
(8) The Citadel 100, (9) Western Carolina 86
(7) Mercer 87, (10) Samford 59
 

Quarterfinals-March 6
(1) UNCG 80, (8) The Citadel 72
(5) ETSU 63, (4) Chattanooga 53
(7) Mercer 62, (2) Wofford 61
(6) VMI 91, (3) Furman 90 (OT)
 

Semifinals-March 7
(1) UNCG 77, (5) ETSU 65
(7) Mercer 73, (6) VMI 59
 

Championship, March 8, 2021
(1) UNCG 69, (7) Mercer 61

First Team
Noah Gurley, Furman
Neftali Alvarez, Mercer
Leon Ayers III, Mercer
Felipe Haase, Mercer
Isaiah Miller, UNCG*

 

2020

Asheville, N.C.
First Round-March 6
(9) VMI 96, (8) Samford 78
(7) Wofford 93, (10) The Citadel 76
 

Quarterfinals-March 7
(1) ETSU 70, (9) VMI 57
(5) Western Carolina 70, (4) Mercer 56
(7) Wofford 77, (2) Furman 68
(6) Chattanooga 78, (3) UNCG 68

Semifinals-March 8
(1) ETSU 97, (5) Western Carolina 75
(7) Wofford 72, (6) Chattanooga 70
 

Championship- March 9
(1) ETSU 72, (7) Wofford 58
 

First Team
Tray Boyd III, ETSU
Isaiah Tisdale, ETSU*
Daivien Williamson, ETSU
Ramon Vila, Chattanooga
Chevez Goodwin, Wofford

 

2019

Asheville, N.C.
First Round- March 8
(8) VMI 96, (9) Western Carolina 83
(7) Samford 100, (10) The Citadel 71
 

Quarterfinals- March 9

(1) Wofford 99, (8) VMI 72
(4) ETSU 68, (5) Chattanooga 64
(2) UNCG 77, (7) Samford 70
(3) Furman 85, (6) Mercer 74
 

Semifinals-March 10
(1) Wofford 81, (4) ETSU 72
(2) UNCG 66, (3) Furman 62
 

Championship- March 11
(1) Wofford 70, (2) UNCG 58
 

First Team
Francis Alonso, UNCG
Isaiah Miller, UNCG
Nathan Hoover, Wofford
Cameron Jackson, Wofford
Fletcher Magee, Wofford*

 

2018- Asheville, N.C.

First Round, -March 2
(8) The Citadel 78, (9) VMI 70
(10) Chattanooga 89, (7) Samford 79
 

Quarterfinals- March 3
(1) UNCG 72, (8) The Citadel 58
(5) Wofford 73, (4) Mercer 53
(2) ETSU 77, (10) Chattanooga 59
(3) Furman 97, (6) Western Carolina 73
 

Semifinals- March 4
(1) UNCG 56, (5) Wofford 55
(2) ETSU 63, (3) Furman 52
 

Championship-March 5
(1) UNCG 62, (2) ETSU 47

First Team
Desonta Bradford, ETSU
Jalan McCloud, ETSU
Francis Alonso, UNCG*
Demetrius Troy, UNCG
Makinde London, Chattanooga

 

2017 at  Asheville, N.C.

First Round-March 3

No. 9 The Citadel 78 , No. 8 Western Carolina 72

No. 7 Samford 79 , No. 10 VMI 61

 

Quarterfinals-Mar 4

No. 1 UNCG 76  ,No. 9  The Citadel 67

No. 5 Wofford 79 ,  No. 4 Chattanooga 67

No. 7 Samford 67 , No. 2 Furman 63

No. 3 ETSU 73 , No. 6 Mercer 66

 

Semifinals-March 5

UNCG 77 , Wofford 73

ETSU 81 , Samford 72

 

Championship Final -March 7

ETSU 79 , UNCG 74

 

 

 

All-Tournament Team
 

T.J. Cromer, ETSU  (MOP)
Desonta Bradford, ETSU
Diante Baldwin, UNCG
R.J. White, UNCG
Christen Cunningham, Samford

 

2016  -U.S. Cellular Center // Asheville, N.C.

First Round-March 4

No. 8 Samford 92, No. 9 VMI 85 (OT)

No. 7 Mercer 71, No. 10 The Citadel 69

 

Quarterfinals-March 5

No. 1 Chattanooga 59, No. 8 Samford 54

No. 5 Western Carolina 88, No. 4 Wofford 83 (2OT)

No. 2 ETSU 81, No. 7 Mercer 65

No. 3 Furman 80, No. 6 UNCG 64

 

Semifinals-March 6

No. 1 Chattanooga 73, No. 5 Western Carolina 69

No. 2 ETSU 84, No. 3 Furman 76

 

Championship Final -March 7

No. 1 Chattanooga 73, No. 2 ETSU 67

 

All-Tournament Team
Greg Pryor, Chattanooga (MOP)
Tre’ McLean, Chattanooga

T.J. Cromer, ETSU
Ge’Lawn Guyn, ETSU
Mike Brown, Western Carolina

 

2015 at Asheville, N.C.

First Round  Mar 6

UNCG 81, Samford 76

Furman 73 ,The Citadel 56

 

Quarterfinals  Mar 7

Wofford 70 ,  UNCG 52

Western Carolina 67 ,  ETSU  61

Furman 69 , Chattanooga 67

Mercer 89, VMI 61

 

 Semifinals -Mar 8

Wofford 73 , Western Carolina 61

Furman 52 , Mercer 49

 

Championship-Mar 9

Wofford 67 , Furman 64

 

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

All-Tournament First Team
Stephen Croone, Furman
James Sinclair, Western Carolina
Karl Cochran, Wofford
Spencer Collins, Wofford
Lee Skinner, Wofford (MOP)

 

All-Tournament First Team
Kellen Brand, Appalachian State
Donald Sims, Appalachian State
Andrew Goudelock, College of Charleston
Noah Dahlman, Wofford (MOP)
Jamar Diggs, Wofford

2009

First round

#4N Appalachian State 86, #5S Georgia Southern 75

#3S College of Charleston 69, #6N UNC Greensboro 56

#5N Elon 62, #4 Wofford 55

#3N Samford 57, #6S Furman 52

Quarterfinals

#1S Davidson 84, #4N Appalachian State 68

#3S College of Charleston 67, #2N Western Carolina 48

 #1N Chattanooga 79, #5N Elon 78

3N Samford 76, #2S The Citadel 67

Semifinals

#3S College of Charleston 59, #1S Davidson 52

#2: #1N Chattanooga 81, #3N Samford 70

Championship

#1N Chattanooga 80, #3S College of Charleston 69

All-Tournament Team

First Team

Stephen McDowell, Chattanooga (MOP)

Tony White Jr., College of Charleston

Stephen Curry, Davidson

Kevin Goffney, Chattanooga

Bryan Friday, Samford

2008
North Charleston, S.C.
First Round, March 7, 2008
Wofford 58, Western Carolina 49
Elon 52, Furman 37
College of Charleston 66, The Citadel 48
Quarterfinals, March 8, 2008
Davidson 82, Wofford 49
UNC Greensboro 63, Appalachian State 46
Elon 60, Chattanooga 57
College of Charleston 87, Georgia Southern 73
Semifinals, March 9, 2008
Davidson 82, UNC Greensboro 52
Elon 75, College of Charleston 61
Championship, March 10, 2008
Davidson 65, Elon 49

Kyle Hines, UNC Greensboro
Montell Watson, Elon
Brett James, Elon
Jason Richards, Davidson
Stephen Curry, Davidson

2007
North Charleston, S.C.
First Round, Feb. 28, 2007
Chattanooga 64, Wofford 55
Western Carolina 69, Elon 65
Georgia Southern 62, The Citadel 46

Quarterfinals, March 1, 2007
Davidson 78, Chattanooga 68
Furman 73, UNC Greensboro 71
Appalachian State 78, Western Carolina 59
College of Charleston 77, Georgia Southern 66
Semifinals, March 2, 2007
Davidson 91, Furman 68
College of Charleston 89, Appalachian State 87 (OT)
Championship, March 3, 2007
Davidson 72, College of Charleston 65

Dontaye Draper, College of Charleston
Stephen Curry, Davidson
Jermaine Johnson, College of Charleston
Donte Minter, Appalachian State
Jason Richards, Davidson

2006
North Charleston, S.C.
First Round, March 2, 2006
Appalachian State 66, Wofford 65
UNC Greensboro 69, Western Carolina 65
The Citadel 65, Furman 53
Quarterfinals, March 3, 2006
Appalachian State 74, Georgia Southern 61
Chattanooga 65, College of Charleston 53
Elon 64, UNC Greensboro 61 (OT)
Davidson 79, The Citadel 73
Semifinals, March 4, 2006
Chattanooga 78, Appalachian State 75
Davidson 65, Elon 58
Championship, March 5, 2006
Davidson 80, Chattanooga 55

J’Mel Everhart, The Citadel
Kyle Hines, UNC Greensboro
D.J. Thompson, Appalachian State
Ian Johnson, Davidson
Matt McKillop, Davidson
Brendan Winters, Davidson

2005
Chattanooga, Tenn.
First Round, March 2, 2005
Elon 64, Wofford 58
Georgia Southern 69, Western Carolina 57
East Tennessee State 87, Furman 84
Appalachian State 68, The Citadel 59
Quarterfinals, March 3, 2005
Davidson 67, Elon 53
UNC Greensboro 73, Georgia Southern 71
Chattanooga 77, East Tennessee State 70
Appalachian State 63, College of Charleston 60
Semifinals, March 4, 2005
UNC Greensboro 73, Davidson 68
Chattanooga 57, Appalachian State 51
Championship, March 5, 2005
Chattanooga 66, UNC Greensboro 62

Mindaugas Katelynas, Chattanooga
Tim Smith, East Tennessee State
Kyle Hines, UNC Greensboro
Josh Gross, UNC Greensboro
Casey Long, Chattanooga

2004
North Charleston, S.C.
First Round, March 3, 2004
Furman 73, Western Carolina 68
Elon 66, The Citadel 56
Wofford 85, UNC Greensboro 82
College of Charleston 71, Appalachian State 61
Quarterfinals, March 4, 2004
East Tennessee State 94, Furman 84
Davidson 68, Elon 61
Georgia Southern 82, Wofford 69
Chattanooga 89, College of Charleston 78
Semifinals, March 5, 2004
East Tennessee State 96, Davidson 84
Chattanooga 90, Georgia Southern 87
Championship, March 6, 2004
East Tennessee St 78, Chattanooga 62

Tim Smith, East Tennessee State
Ashley Champion, Chattanooga
Alphonso Pugh, Chattanooga
Jerald Fields, East Tennessee State
Zakee Wadood, East Tennessee State

2003
North Charleston, S.C.
First Round, March 5, 2003
Georgia Southern 89, Western Carolina 81
Wofford 77, UNC Greensboro 73
VMI 62, Furman 56
Appalachian St 73, The Citadel 63
Quarterfinals, March 6, 2003
College of Charleston 67, Georgia Southern 53
East Tennessee State 80, Wofford 75
VMI 66, Davidson 60
Chattanooga 98, Appalachian State 67
Semifinals, March 7, 2003
East Tennessee State 65, College of Charleston 55
Chattanooga 77, VMI 58
Championship, March 8, 2003
East Tennessee State 97, Chattanooga 90



Tim Smith, East Tennessee State
Radee Skipworth, VMI
Ashley Champion, Chattanooga
Jason Rogan, Chattanooga
Zakee Wadood, East Tennessee State
 

2002
North Charleston, S.C.
First Round, Feb. 28, 2002
The Citadel 80, VMI 70
UNC Greensboro70, Wofford 41
Furman 65, Western Carolina 61
College of Charleston 85, Appalachian State 61
Quarterfinals, March 1, 2002
Davidson 71, The Citadel 58
UNC Greensboro 67, Chattanooga 57
Furman 73, Georgia Southern 70
College of Charleston 76, East Tennessee State 75 (OT)
Semifinals, March 2, 2002
Davidson 68, UNC Greensboro 58
Furman 44, College of Charleston 43
Championship, March 3, 2002
Davidson 62, Furman 57

Jeff Bolton, College of Charleston
Chris Pearson, Davidson
Peter Anderer, Davidson
Leighton Bowie, College of Charleston
Anthony Thomas, Furman

2001
Greenville, S.C.
First Round, March 1, 2001
Davidson 60, Wofford 57
Western Carolina 67, The Citadel 57
Georgia Southern 76, VMI 59
Appalachian State 58, Furman 56
Quarterfinals, March 2, 2001
Davidson 57, College of Charleston 54
UNC Greensboro 91, Western Carolina 69
Georgia Southern 78, East Tennessee State 64
Chattanooga 78, Appalachian State 74
Semifinals, March 3, 2001
UNC Greensboro 73, Davidson 68
Chattanooga 84, Georgia Southern 73

Championship, March 4, 2001
UNC Greensboro 67, Chattanooga 66

Toot Young, Chattanooga
Courtney Eldridge, UNC Greensboro
Sean Peterson, Georgia Southern
Dusty Pullian, Chattanooga
David Schuck, UNC Greensboro

2000
Greenville, S.C.
First Round, March 2, 2000
Chattanooga 90, Western Carolina 75
Furman 77, UNC Greensboro 61
East Tennessee State 85, The Citadel 71
Wofford 81, VMI 72
Quarterfinals, March 3, 2000
Appalachian State 88, Chattanooga 66
Furman 68, Georgia Southern 54
College of Charleston 65, East Tennessee State 51
Wofford 65, Davidson 64
Semifinals, March 4, 2000
Appalachian State 60, Furman 56
College of Charleston 74, Wofford 64
Championship, March 5, 2000
Appalachian State 68, College of Charleston 56

Leighton Bowie, College of Charleston
Karim Souchu, Furman
Ian Chadwick, Wofford
Jody Lumpkin, College of Charleston
Tyson Patterson, Appalachian State

1999
Greensboro, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 25, 1999
Furman 57, VMI 49
Western Carolina 67, Wofford 64
Georgia Southern 81, UNC Greensboro 78
East Tennessee State 72, The Citadel 59

Quarterfinals, Feb. 26, 1999
College of Charleston 98, Furman 74
Western Carolina 82, Davidson 77
Appalachian State 74, Georgia Southern 65
Chattanooga 77, East Tennessee State 65
Semifinals, Feb. 27, 1999
College of Charleston 80, Western Carolina 49
Appalachian State 94, Chattanooga 91 (2 OT)
Championship, Feb. 28, 1999
College of Charleston 77, Appalachian State 67

Marshall Phillips, Appalachian State
Sedric Webber, College of Charleston
Matt McMahon, Appalachian State
Danny Johnson, College of Charleston
Jody Lumpkin, College of Charleston
 

1998
Greensboro, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 26, 1998
Georgia Southern 57, East Tennessee State 47
UNC Greensboro 60, Western Carolina 59
Quarterfinals, Feb. 27, 1998
Davidson 72, Georgia Southern 68
The Citadel 77, VMI 66
Chattanooga 56, UNC Greensboro 55
Appalachian State 60, Furman 58
Semifinals, Feb. 28, 1998
Davidson 68, The Citadel 59
Appalachian State 85, Chattanooga 75
Championship, March 1, 1998
Davidson 66, Appalachian State 62

Marshall Phillips, Appalachian State
Ben Ebong, Davidson
Stephen Marshall, Davidson
Kareem Livingston, Appalachian State
Mark Donnelly, Davidson

1997
Greensboro, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 27, 1997
VMI 87, Furman 84 (OT)
Georgia Southern 68, East Tennessee State 48
Quarterfinals, Feb. 28, 1997
Chattanooga 84, VMI 62
Davidson 83, The Citadel 61
Marshall 78, Georgia Southern 46
Appalachian State 87, Western Carolina 68
Semifinals, March 1, 1997
Chattanooga 77, Davidson 70
Marshall 84, Appalachian State 78
Championship, March 2, 1997
Chattanooga 71, Marshall 70 (OT)


John Brannen, Marshall
Johnny Taylor, Chattanooga
Junior Braswell, Appalachian State
Willie Young, Chattanooga
Keith Veney, Marshall

1996
Greensboro, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 29, 1996
Appalachian State 75, The Citadel 73
Quarterfinals, March 1, 1996
Davidson 67, East Tennessee State 43
Marshall 82, Chattanooga 81
Western Carolina 74, Appalachian State 66
VMI 91, Furman 89 (OT)
Semifinals, March 2, 1996
Davidson 92, Marshall 77
Western Carolina 97, VMI 93

Championship, March 3, 1996
Western Carolina 69, Davidson 60

Anquell McCollum, Western Carolina
Brandon Williams, Davidson
Junior Braswell, Appalachian State
Jason Williams, Marshall
Quinn Harwood, Davidson
 

1995
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, March 2, 1995
Georgia Southern 94, VMI 71
Appalachian State 78, Furman 73
Quarterfinals, March 3, 1995
Chattanooga 70, Georgia Southern 66
East Tennessee State 85, The Citadel 65
Appalachian State 93, Marshall 82
Western Carolina 78, Davidson 74
Semifinals, March 4, 1995
Chattanooga 71, East Tennessee State 69
Western Carolina 74, Appalachian State 64
Championship, March 5, 1995
Chattanooga 63, Western Carolina 61

Brandon Born, Chattanooga
Lonnie Edwards, Georgia Southern
Frankie King, Western Carolina
Anquell McCollum, Western Carolina
Chad McClendon, Appalachian State
 

1994
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, March 3, 1994
Furman 75, The Citadel 70
VMI 84, Marshall 62
Quarterfinals, March 4, 1994
Chattanooga 85, Furman 81
Georgia Southern 85, Appalachian State 60
Davidson 71, VMI 61
Western Carolina 79, East Tennessee State 78
Semifinals, March 5, 1994
Chattanooga 99, Georgia Southern 91 (OT)
Davidson 93, Western Carolina 89
Championship, March 6, 1994
Chattanooga 65, Davidson 64

Brandon Born, Chattanooga
Chad Copeland, Chattanooga
Frankie King, Western Carolina
Janko Narat, Davidson
Brandon Williams, Davidson

1993
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, March 4, 1993
Furman 76, VMI 51
Appalachian State 84, Western Carolina 73
Quarterfinals, March 5, 1993
Chattanooga 85, Furman 69
East Tennessee State 97, Appalachian State 84
Davidson 67, Marshall 65
Georgia Southern 72, The Citadel 41
Semifinals, March 6, 1993
Chattanooga 72, Davidson 68
East Tennessee State 84, Georgia Southern 76 (OT)
Championship, March 7, 1993
Chattanooga 86, East Tennessee State 75

Tim Brooks, Chattanooga
Jason Niblett, East Tennessee State
Billy Ross, Appalachian State
Daymond Woods, Chattanooga
Charlton Young, Georgia Southern
 

1992
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, March 6, 1992
East Tennessee State 89, The Citadel 55
Chattanooga 84, VMI 49
Marshall 83, Furman 76
Appalachian State 86, Western Carolina 69
Semifinals, March 7, 1992
East Tennessee State 77, Appalachian State 69
Chattanooga 84, Marshall 68
Championship, March 8, 1992
East Tennessee State 74, Chattanooga 63

Greg Dennis, East Tennessee State
Rodney English, East Tennessee State
Keith Nelson, Chattanooga
Kelly Sutton, Chattanooga
Calvin Talford, East Tennessee State

1991
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, March 1, 1991
Appalachian State 100, VMI 72
East Tennessee State 99, The Citadel 70
Chattanooga 84, Western Carolina 83
Semifinals, March 2, 1991
Appalachian State 100, Furman 82
East Tennessee State 104, Chattanooga 71
Championship, March 3, 1991
East Tennessee State 101, Appalachian State 82


Terry Boyd, Western Carolina
Rodney English, East Tennessee State
Keith Jennings, East Tennessee State
Derrick Kirce, Chattanooga
Tim Powers, Appalachian State

1990
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, March 2, 1990
VMI 83, Chattanooga 69
East Tennessee State 75, Western Carolina 60
Furman 82, Marshall 77 (OT)
Appalachian State 86, The Citadel 71
Semifinals, March 3, 1990
East Tennessee State 99, VMI 84
Appalachian State 79, Furman 62
Championship, March 4, 1990
East Tennessee State 96, Appalachian State 75

Greg Dennis, East Tennessee State
Keith Jennings, East Tennessee State
Broderick Parker, Appalachian State
Kemp Phillips, Appalachian State
Damon Williams, VMI

1989
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, March 3, 1989
East Tennessee State 93, The Citadel 89
Chattanooga 72, Western Carolina 63
Furman 81, VMI 73
Marshall 83, Appalachian State 69
Semifinals, March 4, 1989
East Tennessee State 76, Chattanooga 73
Marshall 91, Furman 68
Championship, March 5, 1989
East Tennessee State 96, Marshall 73

Greg Dennis, East Tennessee State
Keith Jennings, East Tennessee State
John Taft, Marshall
Calvin Talford, East Tennessee State
Alvin West, East Tennessee State

1988
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, March 4, 1988
Marshall 121, The Citadel 78
Chattanooga 83, Davidson 69
VMI 78, Furman 73
East Tennessee State 82, Appalachian State 73
Semifinals, March 5, 1988
Chattanooga 71, Marshall 70
VMI 79, East Tennessee State 60
Championship, March 6, 1988
Chattanooga 75, VMI 61


Lance Fulse, Chattanooga
Benny Green, Chattanooga
Skip Henderson, Marshall
Damon Williams, VMI
Ramon Williams, VMI


1987
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 27, 1987
Marshall 76, Appalachian State 61
Furman 85, The Citadel 78
Western Carolina 73, Chattanooga 72 (OT)
Davidson 92, VMI 63
Semifinals, Feb. 28, 1987
Marshall 77, Furman 64
Davidson 85, Western Carolina 76
Championship, March 1, 1987
Marshall 66, Davidson 64 (OT)

John Castile, Furman
Skip Henderson, Marshall
Jeff Himes, Davidson
Rodney Holden, Marshall
Derek Rucker, Davidson

1986
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 28, 1986
Chattanooga 69, The Citadel 66
Appalachian State 63, W. Carolina 62 (OT)
Davidson 71, VMI 62
East Tennessee State 82, Marshall 80
Semifinals, March 1, 1986
Chattanooga 68, Appalachian State 57
Davidson 74, East Tennessee State 65
Championship, March 2, 1986
Davidson 42, Chattanooga 40

Gerry Born, Davidson
Carliss Jeter, Chattanooga
Derek Rucker, Davidson
Wes Stallings, East Tennessee State
Anothony Tanner, Davidson

1985
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, March 1, 1985
Chattanooga 63, Furman 60
VMI 65, Western Carolina 63 (OT)
Marshall 83, Davidson 71
The Citadel 68, Appalachian State 62
Semifinals, March 2, 1985
VMI 71, Chattanooga 69 (OT)
Marshall 79, The Citadel 68
Championship, March 3, 1985
Marshall 70, VMI 65

Gay Elmore, VMI
Jeff Guthrie, Marshall
Skip Henderson, Marshall
Regan Truesdale, The Citadel
Gerald Wilkins, Chattanooga

1984
Asheville, N.C.
First Round, March 2, 1984
Marshall 78, Davidson 68
Appalachian State 82, The Citadel 77
Chattanooga 82, East Tennessee State 50
Furman 71, Western Carolina 67
Semifinals, March 3, 1984
Marshall 97, Appalachian State 67
Chattanooga 70, Furman 57

Championship, March 4, 1984
Marshall 111, Chattanooga 107 (2 OT)

Jeff Battle, Marshall
Sam Ervin, Marshall
LaVerne Evans, Marshall
Willie White, Chattanooga
Gerald Wilkins, Chattanooga

1983
Charleston, W.Va.
First Round, March 10, 1983
Chattanooga 71, Appalachian State 58
Western Carolina 86, Davidson 62
Furman 67, Marshall 60
East Tennessee State 75, The Citadel 65
Semifinals, March 11, 1983
Chattanooga 77, Western Carolina 75 (OT)
East Tennessee State 81, Furman 68
Championship, March 12, 1983
Chattanooga 70, East Tennessee State 62

Skip Clark, Chattanooga
Winfred King, East Tennessee State
Troy Lee Mikell, East Tennessee State
Kenny Trimier, Western Carolina
Willie White, Chattanooga

1982
First Round, Feb. 27, 1982
at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Chattanooga 62, Appalachian State 53
at Cullowhee, N.C.
The Citadel 66, Western Carolina 62
at Davidson, N.C.
Davidson 74, Furman 66
at Johnson City, Tenn.
East Tennessee State 110, Marshall 92
Semifinals, March 5, 1982
at Charleston, W.Va.
Chattanooga 70, East Tennessee State 65
Davidson 57, The Citadel 54
Championship, March 6, 1982
at Charleston, W.Va.
Chattanooga 69, Davidson 58

Jamie Hall, Davidson
Nick Morken, Chattanooga
Andre Motley, East Tennessee State
Russ Schoene, Chattanooga
Cliff Tribus, Davidson

1981
First Round, Feb. 28, 1981
at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Chattanooga 89, VMI 63
at Davidson, N.C.
Marshall 90, Davidson 77
at Boone, N.C.
Appalachian State 75, Furman 71 (OT)
at Johnson City, Tenn.
Western Carolina 91, East Tennessee State 80
Semifinals, March 6, 1981
at Roanoke, Va.
Appalachian State 77, Marshall 62
Chattanooga 79, Western Carolina 70

Championship, March 7, 1981
at Roanoke, Va.
Chattanooga 59, Appalachian State 55
 

Ronnie Carr, Western Carolina
John Fitch, Appalachian State
Nick Morken, Chattanooga
Charles Payton, Appalachian State
Eric Smith, Chattanooga

1980
First Round, Feb. 23, 1980
at Greenville, S.C.
Furman 87, VMI 75
at Huntington, W.Va.
Marshall 100, The Citadel 66
at Cullowhee, N.C.
Appalachian State 67, W. Carolina 66 (OT)
at Johnson City, Tenn.
East Tennessee State 71, Chattanooga 67
Semifinals, Feb. 29, 1980
at Roanoke, Va.
Marshall 91, Appalachian State 76
Furman 93, East Tennessee State 81
Championship, March 1, 1980
at Roanoke, Va.
Furman 80, Marshall 62

Michael Hunt, Furman
Ken Labanowski, Marshall
Troy Lee Mikell, East Tennessee State
Jonathan Moore, Furman
Greg White, Marshall

1979
First Round, Feb. 24, 1979
at Greenville, S.C.
Furman 86, Chattanooga 68
at Charleston, S.C.
The Citadel 86, Davidson 79
at Cullowhee, N.C.
Western Carolina 67, Marshall 50
at Boone, N.C.
Appalachian State 73, VMI 63
Semifinals, March 3, 1979
at Roanoke, Va.
Furman 105, The Citadel 94
Appalachian State 65, Western Carolina 43
Championship, March 4, 1979
at Roanoke, Va.
Appalachian State 86, Furman 83
 

Al Daniel, Furman
Renaldo Lawrence, Appalachian State
Jonathan Moore, Furman
Darryl Robinson, Appalachian State
Rick Swing, The Citadel

 

1978
First Round, Feb. 25, 1978
at Boone, N.C.
Appalachian State 81, The Citadel 64
at Greenville, S.C.
Furman 83, Chattanooga 73
at Huntington, W.Va.
Marshall 64, Western Carolina 56
at Lexington, Va.
VMI 95, Davidson 80
Semifinals, March 3, 1978
at Roanoke, Va.
Marshall 76, VMI 71
Furman 72, Appalachian State 68

Championship, March 4, 1978
at Roanoke, Va.
Furman 69, Marshall 53

Rodney Arnold, Furman
Ron Carter, VMI
Bruce Grimm, Furman
Harley Major, Marshall
Jonathan Moore, Furman

1977
First Round, Feb. 26, 1977
at Boone, N.C.
Appalachian State 71, Davidson 66
at Williamsburg, Va.
East Carolina 79, William & Mary 76
at Greenville, S.C.
Furman 76, The Citadel 69
Semifinals, March 1, 1977
at Roanoke, Va.
VMI 88, East Carolina 77
Appalachian State 70, Furman 64
Championship, March 2, 1977
at Roanoke, Va.
VMI 69, Appalachian State 67 (OT)

Ron Carter, VMI
John Krovic, VMI
Jonathan Moore, Furman
Dave Montgomery, VMI
Tony Searcy, Appalachian State

1976
First Round, Feb. 28, 1976
at Williamsburg, Va.
William & Mary 70, Furman 57
at Lexington, Va.
VMI 71, Davidson 69
at Richmond, Va.
Richmond 82, The Citadel 69
at Greenville, N.C.
Appalachian State 79, East Carolina 72
Semifinals, March 3, 1976
at Greenville, S.C.
VMI 71, Appalachian State 64
Richmond 84, William & Mary 78
Championship, March 4, 1976
at Greenville, S.C.
VMI 41, Richmond 33

Jeff Butler, Richmond
Will Bynum, VMI
Ron Carter, VMI
John Krovic, VMI
Ron Satterthwaite, William & Mary
 

1975
First Round, March 1, 1975
at Greenville, S.C.
Furman 75, Appalachian State 69
at Greenville, N.C.
East Carolina 78, The Citadel 66
at Richmond, Va.
VMI 85, Richmond 81
at Williamsburg, Va.
William & Mary 78, Davidson 64
Semifinals, March 5, 1975
at Greenville, S.C.
Furman 94, VMI 18
William & Mary 69, East Carolina 66
Championship, March 6, 1975
at Greenville, S.C.
Furman 66, William & Mary 55

Will Bynum, VMI
John Lowenhaupt, William & Mary
Craig Lynch, Furman
Clyde Mayes, Furman
Ron Satterthwaite, William & Mary

1974
Richmond, Va.
First Round, Feb. 27-28, 1974
Richmond 69, VMI 59
Furman 75, Appalachian State 60
William & Mary 75, East Carolina 67 (2 OT)
Davidson 82, The Citadel 69
Semifinals, March 1, 1974
Richmond 86, Davidson 68
Furman 70, William & Mary 55
Championship, March 2, 1974
Furman 62, Richmond 60

Mike Arizin, William & Mary
Greg Dunn, Davidson
Bob McCurdy, Richmond
Clyde Mayes, Furman
Aron Stewart, Richmond

1973
Richmond, Va.
First Round, March 1, 1973
Davidson 88, VMI 77
East Carolina 96, Richmond 62
William & Mary 97, The Citadel 72
Furman 101, Appalachian State 68
Semifinals, March 2, 1973
Davidson 79, William & Mary 76
Furman 68, East Carolina 60

Championship, March 3, 1973
Furman 99, Davidson 81

Greg Dunn, Davidson
Fessor Leonard, Furman
Clyde Mayes, Furman
Tom Pfingst, William & Mary
Roy Simpson, Furman
 

1972
Greenville, S.C.
First Round, March 2, 1972
Furman 126, VMI 80
Davidson 87, Appalachian State 77
William & Mary 98, Richmond 82
East Carolina 80, The Citadel 71
Semifinals, March 3, 1972
Furman 93, William & Mary 74
East Carolina 81, Davidson 77
Championship, March 4, 1972
East Carolina 77, Furman 75 (OT)

Jim Fairley, East Carolina
Russ Hunt, Furman
Ernie Pope, East Carolina
Roy Simpson, Furman
Jeff Trammell, William & Mary

1971
Charlotte, N.C.
First Round, March 4, 1971
Richmond 69, East Carolina 67
Furman 95, The Citadel 82
William & Mary 69, VMI 65
Semifinals, March 5, 1971
Furman 83, Davidson 79
Richmond 66, William & Mary 64
Championship, March 6, 1971
Furman 68, Richmond 61

Jim Hewitt, Richmond
Don Jackson, Furman
Tom Jasper, William & Mary
Jerry Martin, Furman
Joe Sutter, Davidson

1970
Charlotte, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 27, 1970
Davidson 72, VMI 46
Richmond 75, East Carolina 73
William & Mary 82, Furman 67
George Washington 66, The Citadel 64
Semifinals, Feb. 28, 1970
Davidson 78, William & Mary 54
Richmond 77, George Washington 69
Championship, March 1, 1970
Davidson 81, Richmond 61

Joe Brunson, Furman
Doug Cook, Davidson
Picot Frazier, Richmond
Jerry Kroll, Davidson
Mike Maloy, Davidson


1969
Charlotte, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 27, 1969
George Washington 90, The Citadel 73
Richmond 66, Furman 64
Davidson 99, VMI 75
East Carolina 48, William & Mary 35
Semifinals, Feb. 28, 1969
East Carolina 84, George Washington 79
Davidson 97, Richmond 83
Championship, March 1, 1969
Davidson 102, East Carolina 76

Doug Cook, Davidson
Jerry Kroll, Davidson
Mike Maloy, Davidson
Jim Modlin, East Carolina
Harold Rhyne, George Washington
 

1968
Charlotte, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 29, 1968
Davidson 107, William & Mary 68
West Virginia 76, East Carolina 71
Furman 62, VMI 52
Richmond 100, The Citadel 88 (OT)
Semifinals, March 1, 1968
West Virginia 102, Richmond 81
Davidson 79, Furman 63
Championship, March 2, 1968
Davidson 87, West Virginia 70

Carey Bailey, West Virginia
Dick Esleeck, Furman
Kenny Foster, Richmond
Mike Maloy, Davidson
Ron Williams, West Virginia

1967
Charlotte, N.C.
First Round, March 2, 1967
Richmond 100, The Citadel 98 (OT)
Davidson 64, Furman 55
West Virginia 82, East Carolina 53
William & Mary 76, George Washington 66
Semifinals, March 3, 1967
West Virginia 82, Richmond 70
Davidson 78, William & Mary 65
Championship, March 4, 1967
West Virginia 81, Davidson 65

Bob Benfield, West Virginia
Carl Head, West Virginia
Wayne Huckel, Davidson
Ron Williams, West Virginia
Johnny Moates, Richmond

 

1966
Charlotte, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 24, 1966
Richmond 76, East Carolina 74
Davidson 79, The Citadel 61
West Virginia 95, VMI 80
William & Mary 78, Furman 73

Semifinals, Feb. 25, 1966
Davidson 85, Richmond 65
West Virginia 64, William & Mary 50
Championship, Feb. 26, 1966
Davidson 80, West Virginia 69

Carl Head, West Virginia
Rodney Knowles, Davidson
Charlie Schmaus, VMI
Dick Snyder, Davidson
Ron Williams, West Virginia

1965
Charlotte, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 25, 1965
West Virginia 94, George Washington 83
Davidson 86, VMI 73
Virginia Tech 103, Richmond 63
William & Mary 68, The Citadel 60
Semifinals, Feb. 26, 1965
West Virginia 74, Davidson 72 (OT)
William & Mary 70, Virginia Tech 59
Championship, Feb. 27, 1965
West Virginia 70, William & Mary 67 (2 OT)

Bob Camp, West Virginia
Fred Hetzel, Davidson
John Lesher, West Virginia
Martin Morris, William & Mary
Walter Wenk, William & Mary
 

1964
Charlotte, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 27, 1964
West Virginia 85, William & Mary 73
Davidson 91, The Citadel 62
VMI 77, Furman 73
George Washington 64, Virginia Tech 62
Semifinals, Feb. 28, 1964
VMI 82, Davidson 81
George Washington 88, West Virginia 80
Championship, Feb. 29, 1964
VMI 61, George Washington 56

Joe Adamitis, George Washington
Bill Blair, VMI
Mark Clark, George Washington
Fred Hetzel, Davidson
Charlie Schmaus, VMI

1963
Richmond, Va.
First Round, Feb. 28, 1963
Furman 57, George Washington 54
Davidson 108, VMI 71
West Virginia 75, Richmond 44
Virginia Tech 74, William & Mary 72
Semifinals, March 1, 1963
Davidson 75, Virginia Tech 67
West Virginia 81, Furman 63
Championship, March 2, 1963
West Virginia 79, Davidson 74

Fred Hetzel, Davidson
Bill Jarman, Davidson
Howard Pardue, Virginia Tech
Jerry Smith, Furman
Rod Thorn, West Virginia

1962
Richmond, Va.
First Round, March 1, 1962
George Washington 85, Davidson 81
VMI 76, Furman 61
West Virginia 97, Richmond 75
Virginia Tech 101, The Citadel 83
Semifinals, March 2, 1962
West Virginia 86, George Washington 73
Virginia Tech 70, VMI 66

Championship, March 3, 1962
West Virginia 88, Virginia Tech 72

Norm Halberstadt, VMI
Bucky Keller, Virginia Tech
Howard Pardue, Virginia Tech
Rod Thorn, West Virginia
Kenny Ward, West Virginia
 

1961
Richmond, Va.
First Round, March 2, 1961
The Citadel 70, Richmond 66
West Virginia 89, VMI 71
William & Mary 86, Furman 84 (3 OT)
George Washington 84, Virginia Tech 83
Semifinals, March 3, 1961
George Washington 94, The Citadel 87
William & Mary 88, West Virginia 76
Championship, March 4, 1961
George Washington 93, William & Mary 82

Jeff Cohen, William & Mary
Gary Daniels, The Citadel
Jon Feldman, George Washington
Dick Markowitz, George Washington
Lee Patrone, West Virginia

1960
Richmond, Va.
First Round, Feb. 25, 1960
Virginia Tech 78, Richmond 58
West Virginia 90, VMI 83
George Washington 74, The Citadel 60
William & Mary 82, Furman 74
Semifinals, Feb. 26, 1960
Virginia Tech 88, George Washington 52
West Virginia 117, William & Mary 83
Championship, Feb. 27, 1960
West Virginia 82, Virginia Tech 72

Jeff Cohen, William & Mary
Lewis Mills, Virginia Tech
Lee Patrone, West Virginia
Chris Smith, Virginia Tech
Jerry West, West Virginia

1959
Richmond, Va.
First Round, Feb. 26, 1959
William & Mary 87, Richmond 69
The Citadel 93, Furman 88
West Virginia 100, Davidson 65
George Washington 85, Virginia Tech 67
Semifinals, Feb. 27, 1959
West Virginia 85, William & Mary 82
The Citadel 53, George Washington 52
Championship, Feb. 28, 1959
West Virginia 85, The Citadel 66

Jeff Cohen, William & Mary
Roy Lange, William & Mary
Art Musselman, The Citadel
Lee Patrone, West Virginia
Jerry West, West Virginia

1958
Richmond, Va.
First Round, March 6, 1958
Richmond 63, The Citadel 59
George Washington 73, Furman 59
West Virginia 91, Davidson 61
William & Mary 79, Virginia Tech 61
Semifinals, March 7, 1958
West Virginia 81, Richmond 70
William & Mary 57, George Washington 56
Championship, March 8, 1958
West Virginia 74, William & Mary 58

Jeff Cohen, William & Mary
Roy Lange, William & Mary
Bob Smith, West Virginia
Bill Telasky, George Washington
Jerry West, West Virginia

1957
Richmond, Va.
First Round, March 7, 1957
West Virginia 71, Davidson 51
Washington & Lee 85, The Citadel 62
Richmond 90, Furman 71
Virginia Tech 64, William & Mary 56
Semifinals, March 8, 1957
West Virginia 83, Richmond 62
Washington & Lee 68, Virginia Tech 54
Championship, March 9, 1957
West Virginia 67, Washington & Lee 52

Dom Flora, Washington & Lee
Rod Hundley, West Virginia
Lee Marshall, Washington & Lee
Warren Mitchell, Richmond
Lloyd Sharrar, West Virginia

1956
Richmond, Va.
First Round, March 1, 1956
Washington & Lee 63, George Washington 60
West Virginia 59, Davidson 53
Richmond 79, William & Mary 62
Furman 84, Virginia Tech 70
Semifinals, March 2, 1956
Richmond 65, Washington & Lee 56
West Virginia 77, Furman 74
Championship, March 3, 1956
West Virginia 58, Richmond 56

Darrell Floyd, Furman
Dom Flora, Washington & Lee
Ed Harrison, Richmond
Rod Hundley, West Virginia
Walt Lysaght, Richmond

 

1955
Richmond, Va.
First Round, March 3, 1955
Washington & Lee 97, Furman 63
West Virginia 73, VMI 66
Richmond 90, William & Mary 75
George Washington 74, Davidson 36

Semifinals, March 4, 1955
George Washington 67, Richmond 65
West Virginia 89, Washington & Lee 74
Championship, March 5, 1955
West Virginia 58, George Washington 48

Walter Devlin, George Washington
Joe Holup, George Washington
Rod Hundley, West Virginia
Walt Lysaght, Richmond
Warren Mills, Richmond

1954
Morgantown, W.Va.
First Round, March 4, 1954
West Virginia 84, William & Mary 69
George Washington 76, Washington & Lee 64
Furman 84, Davidson 68
Richmond 84, VMI 66
Semifinals, March 5, 1954
Richmond 85, Furman 81 (OT)
George Washington 83, West Virginia 74
Championship, March 6, 1954
George Washington 83, Richmond 70

Walter Devlin, George Washington
Ralph Holmes; West Virginia
Joe Holup, George Washington
Warren Mills, Richmond
Frank Selvy, Furman

1953
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, March 5, 1953
North Carolina State 86, North Carolina 54
West Virginia 91, Furman 87
Wake Forest 88, Richmond 70
Maryland 74, Duke 65
Semifinals, March 6, 1953
North Carolina State 85, West Virginia 80
Wake Forest 61, Maryland 59
Championship, March 7, 1953
Wake Forest 71, North Carolina State 70

Nield Gordon, Furman
Dickie Hemric, Wake Forest
Frank Selvy, Furman
Gene Shue, Maryland
Mel Thompson, North Carolina State

1952
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, March 6, 1952
Duke 51, Maryland 48
West Virginia 77, William & Mary 64
North Carolina State 73, Furman 68
George Washington 78, Clemson 65
Semifinals, March 7, 1952
Duke 90, West Virginia 88
North Carolina State 76, George Washington 64
Championship, March 8, 1953
North Carolina State 77, Duke 68

Eddie Becker, West Virginia
Dick Groat, Duke
Frank Selvy, Furman
Bobby Speight, North Carolina State
Mark Workman, West Virginia

1951
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, March 6, 1951
North Carolina St 83, South Carolina 53
Maryland 50, Clemson 48
Duke 64, Virginia Tech 61
William & Mary 88, West Virginia 67
Semifinals, March 7, 1951
North Carolina State 54, Maryland 45
Duke 71, William & Mary 69

Championship, March 8, 1951
North Carolina State 67, Duke 63

Dick Dickey, North Carolina State
Dick Groat, Duke
Ed McMillan, William & Mary
Stan Najeway, Wake Forest
Corren Youmans, Duke

1950
Durham, N.C.
First Round, March 1, 1950
North Carolina State 67, Virginia Tech 42
Wake Forest 65, George Washington 61
Duke 53, South Carolina 41
William & Mary 50, North Carolina 43
Semifinals, March 2, 1950
North Carolina State 59, Wake Forest 53
Duke 60, William & Mary 50
Championship, March 3, 1950
North Carolina State 67, Duke 47

Dick Dickey, North Carolina State
Ed McMillan, William & Mary
Stan Najeway, Wake Forest
Sam Ranzino, North Carolina State
Corren Youmans, Duke

1949
Durham, N.C.
First Round, March 2, 1949
North Carolina State 64, Wake Forest 42
North Carolina 79, Maryland 61
George Washington 62, South Carolina 45
William & Mary 54, Davidson 50
Semifinals, March 3, 1949
North Carolina State 43, North Carolina 40
George Washington 78, William & Mary 74
Championship, March 4, 1949
North Carolina State 55, George Washington 39

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1948
Durham, N.C.
First Round, March 2, 1948
William & Mary 61, Wake Forest 56
Duke 63, South Carolina 48
Quarterfinals, March 3, 1948
North Carolina 61, Virginia Tech 40
Davidson 58, Maryland 51
North Carolina State 73, William & Mary 52
Duke 54, George Washington 51
Semifinals, March 4, 1948
North Carolina State 55, North Carolina 50
Duke 53, Davidson 37
Championship, March 5, 1948
North Carolina State 58, Duke 50



Ed Bartels, North Carolina State
Jere Bunting, William & Mary
Leo Katkavek, North Carolina State
Bob Paxton, North Carolina

1947
Durham, N.C.
First Round, March 6, 1947
South Carolina 56, Duke 54
North Carolina State 55, Maryland 43
George Washington 70, Washington & Lee 55
North Carolina 55, Richmond 43
Semifinals, March 7, 1947
North Carolina State 70, George Washington 47
North Carolina 58, South Carolina 33
Championship, March 8, 1947
North Carolina State 50, North Carolina 48

Al Adams, South Carolina
Dick Dickey, North Carolina State
Pete Negley, North Carolina State
Bob Paxton, North Carolina
Jim White, North Carolina

1946
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 28, 1946
Virginia Tech 39, George Washington 33
Duke 44, North Carolina State 38
North Carolina 54, Maryland 27
Wake Forest 42, William & Mary 31
Semifinals, March 1, 1946
Wake Forest 31, North Carolina 29
Duke 44, Virginia Tech 38
Championship, March 2, 1946
Duke 49, Wake Forest 30
 

Harry Bushkar, Virginia Tech
Ed Loffenberger, Duke
John Seward, Duke
Dick Whiting, Duke
Abner Williams, Wake Forest

1945
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 22, 1945
South Carolina 55, Clemson 24
North Carolina 55, North Carolina State 28
William & Mary 54, The Citadel 41
Duke 76, Maryland 49
Semifinals, Feb. 23, 1945
North Carolina 39, South Carolina 26
Duke 59, William & Mary 22

Championship, Feb. 24, 1945
North Carolina 49, Duke 38

Manny Alvarez, North Carolina
Dan Buckley, Duke
Gordon Carver, Duke
Jim Jordan, North Carolina
Charles Sokol, South Carolina

1944
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 24, 1944
Virginia Tech 38, Davidson 34
North Carolina State 42, Maryland 23
North Carolina 62, Richmond 41
Duke 68, William & Mary 25
Semifinals, Feb. 25, 1944
North Carolina 39, Virginia Tech 24
Duke 40, North Carolina State 32
Championship, Feb. 26, 1944
Duke 44, North Carolina 27

Boyce Box, North Carolina
Gordon Carver, Duke
Danny Frederick, Virginia Tech
Bernie Mock, North Carolina
Bill Wright, Duke

1943
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, March 4, 1943
Davidson 33, North Carolina State 30
George Washington 49, William & Mary 23
Duke 57, VMI 41
The Citadel 37, South Carolina 23
Semifinals, March 5, 1943
George Washington 47, Davidson 40
Duke 56, The Citadel 37
Championship, March 6, 1943
George Washington 56, Duke 40

Bob Gantt, Duke
John Konizewski, George Washington
Cedric Loftis, Duke
Tommy Peters, Davidson
John Seward, Duke

1942
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, March 5, 1942
Duke 59, Washington & Lee 41
North Carolina State 56, South Carolina 43
Wake Forest 32, North Carolina 26
William & Mary 44, George Washington 43
Semifinals, March 6, 1942
Duke 54, Wake Forest 45
North Carolina State 53, William & Mary 52
Championship, March 7, 1942
Duke 45, North Carolina State 34

Herb Cline, Wake Forest
Glenn Knox, William & Mary
Bones McKinney, North Carolina State
Ray Spuhler, Duke
Al Vandeweghe, William & Mary
 

1941
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 27, 1941
Duke 38, North Carolina 37
South Carolina 41, Richmond 32
William & Mary 52, Wake Forest 34
VMI 39, Washington & Lee 32
Semifinals, Feb. 28, 1941
South Carolina 37, VMI 36
Duke 57, William & Mary 42
Championship, March 1, 1941
Duke 53, South Carolina 30

Chuck Holley, Duke
Bob Rose, North Carolina
Emil Sotnyk, VMI
Cy Valasek, Duke
Pres Westmoreland, South Carolina

1940
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 29, 1940
Wake Forest 40, Richmond 34
Duke 40, The Citadel 35
North Carolina 50, Clemson 41
Maryland 43, Washington & Lee 30
Semifinals, March 1, 1940
North Carolina 43, Wake Forest 35
Duke 44, Maryland 32
Championship, March 2, 1940
North Carolina 43, Duke 23
 

George DeWitt, Maryland
George Glamack, North Carolina
Banks McFadden, Clemson
Bill Mock, Duke
Bill Sweel, Wake Forest
 

1939
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, March 1, 1939
Richmond 31, VMI 20,
North Carolina State 40, Duke 39
Clemson 44, North Carolina 43
Quarterfinals, March 2, 1939
Davidson 43, Washington & Lee 32
Maryland 47, Richmond 32
North Carolina State 40, The Citadel 38
Clemson 30, Wake Forest 28
Semifinals, March 3, 1939
Maryland 53, North Carolina State 29
Clemson 49, Davidson 33
Championship, March 4, 1939
Clemson 39, Maryland 27
 

George Dewitt, Maryland
Eddie Johnson, Maryland
George Knepley, Maryland
Banks McFadden, Clemson
Ed Swindell, Duke

1938
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, March 3, 1938
Clemson 35, Richmond 32
Washington & Lee 48, North Carolina 33
Maryland 45, The Citadel 43
Duke 44, North Carolina State 33

Semifinals, March 4, 1938
Clemson 38, Washington & Lee 33
Duke 35, Maryland 32
 

Championship, March 5, 1938
Duke 40, Clemson 30

Earl Carson, Washington & Lee
Ed Kitchens, Clemson
George Knepley, Maryland
Banks McFadden, Clemson
Bob Spessard, Washington & Lee
 

1937
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, March 4, 1937
Washington & Lee 42, South Carolina 22
Wake Forest 33, Richmond 24
North Carolina State 42, Maryland 35
North Carolina 34, Duke 30
Semifinals, March 5, 1937
Washington & Lee 27, North Carolina State 23
North Carolina 37, Wake Forest 35
Championship, March 6, 1937
Washington & Lee 44, North Carolina 33

Earl Carson, Washington & Lee
Norman Iler, Washington & Lee
Earl Ruth, North Carolina
Bob Spessard, Washington & Lee
Jim Waller, Wake Forest

1936
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, March 5, 1936
North Carolina 39, Virginia 21
Washington & Lee 36, Virginia Tech 20
Maryland 47, Duke 35
North Carolina State 32, Clemson 31
Semifinals, March 6, 1936
Washington & Lee 38, Maryland 32
North Carolina 31, North Carolina State 28
Championship, March 7, 1936
North Carolina 50, Washington & Lee 45

Bernie Buscher, Maryland
Norman Iler, Washington & Lee
Jim McCachren, North Carolina
Joe Pette, Washington & Lee
Bob Spessard, Washington & Lee

1935
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 28, 1935
North Carolina State 42, VMI 30
Duke 39, Virginia 32
North Carolina 46, South Carolina 25
Washington & Lee 29, Clemson 25
Semifinal, March 1, 1935
North Carolina 30, North Carolina State 28
Washington & Lee 31, Duke 27
Championship, March 2, 1935
North Carolina 35, Washington & Lee 27

Stewart Aitken, North Carolina
Ivan Glace, North Carolina
Norman Iler, Washington & Lee
Jim McCachren, North Carolina
Joe Pette, Washington & Lee

1934
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, March 1, 1934
Washington & Lee 45, Maryland 37
North Carolina 27, Virginia 18
Duke 35, VMI 14
North Carolina State 43, South Carolina 24
Semifinals, March 2, 1934
Washington & Lee 32, North Carolina State 28
Duke 21, North Carolina 18
Championship, March 3, 1934
Washington & Lee 30, Duke 29

Stewart Aitken, North Carolina
Bill Downey, VMI
Jason Glace, North Carolina
Jim McCachren, North Carolina
Ray Rex, North Carolina State
Joe Sawyers, Washington & Lee
Charles Smith, Washington & Lee
Herb Thompson, Duke
Jim Thompson, Duke
Virgil Weathers, North Carolina

1933
Raleigh, N.C.
First Round, Feb. 24, 1933
North Carolina 32, Virginia 27
Washington & Lee 35, North Carolina State 34
Duke 38, Virginia 24
South Carolina 65, Maryland 28
Semifinals, Feb. 25, 1933
South Carolina 34, North Carolina 32
Duke 41, Washington & Lee 32
Championship, Feb. 27, 1933
South Carolina 33, Duke 21

Gilbert Clark, North Carolina State
Earl Hall, Virginia Tech
James Thompson, Duke
Bennie Tompkins, South Carolina
Freddie Tompkins, South Carolina

1932
Atlanta, Ga.
First Round, Feb. 26, 1932
Virginia 20, Alabama 16
North Carolina 35, Tennessee 25
Duke 44, Vanderbilt 32
Kentucky 50, Tulane 30
Florida 39, Maryland 24
Auburn 34, North Carolina State 33
Georgia 48, Mississippi State 26
Louisiana State 36, Georgia Tech 33
 

Tom Alexander, North Carolina
T.W. Lumpkin, Auburn
Bill Strickland, Georgia
Virgil Weathers, North Carolina
Leroy Young, Georgia

Quarterfinals, Feb. 27, 1932
Duke 33, Florida 22
North Carolina 43, Kentucky 42
Auburn 30, Louisiana State 22
Georgia 40, Virginia 19
 

Semifinals, Feb. 28, 1932
North Carolina 52, Auburn 31
Georgia 43, Duke 32
 

Championship, Feb. 29, 1932
Georgia 26, North Carolina 24

1931
Atlanta, Ga.
First Round, Feb. 27, 1931
North Carolina 23, Vanderbilt 21
Auburn 33, Virginia 26
Duke 31, Clemson 27
Tennessee 26, Alabama 20
Maryland 37, Louisiana State 33
Georgia 32, Washington & Lee 31
Kentucky 33, North Carolina State 28
Florida 53, Georgia Tech 48
Quarterfinals, Feb. 28, 1931
Maryland 19, North Carolina 17
Florida 33, Tennessee 29
Kentucky 35, Duke 30
Georgia 31, Auburn 27
Semifinals, March 2, 1931
Maryland 26, Georgia 25
Kentucky 56, Florida 35
Championship, March 3, 1931
Maryland 29, Kentucky 27


Louis Berger, Maryland
Louis McGinnis, Kentucky
Edward Ronkin, Maryland
Carey Spicer, Kentucky
George Yates, Kentucky

1930
Atlanta, Ga.
First Round, Feb. 28, 1930
University of the South 25, North Carolina State 19
Washington & Lee 33, Mississippi 29
Alabama 31, Clemson 22
Tennessee 28, VMI 20
Duke 43, Louisiana State 34
Kentucky 26, Maryland 21
Georgia 26, North Carolina 17
Georgia Tech 53, Tulane 31
 

Quarterfinals, March 1, 1930
Alabama 29, Georgia 26
Kentucky 44, University of the South 22
Tennessee 38, Washington & Lee 29
Duke 44, Georgia Tech 35
 

Semifinals, March 3, 1930
Duke 37, Kentucky 32
Alabama 32, Tennessee 22

Championship, March 4, 1930
Alabama 31, Duke 24

Maurice Corbitt, Tennessee
Harry Councilor, Duke
Lindy Hood, Alabama
Paul McBrayer, Kentucky
Bill Werber, Duke
 

1929
Atlanta, Ga.
First Round, March 1-2, 1929
Mississippi 37, Maryland 35
Kentucky 29, Tulane 15
Washington & Lee 32, Louisiana State 22
North Carolina State 48, Tennessee 32
Duke 38, Alabama 32
Georgia 42, Auburn 24
North Carolina 43, Mississippi State 18
Clemson 30, Georgia Tech 26
Quarterfinals, March 3, 1929
North Carolina State 31, Clemson 28
Mississippi 50, Washington & Lee 28
Georgia 26, Kentucky 24
Duke 34, North Carolina 17
Semifinals, March 4, 1929
North Carolina State 34, Mississippi 32
Duke 43, Georgia 37
Championship, March 5, 1929
North Carolina State 44, Duke 35

Joe Croson, Duke
Frank Goodwin, North Carolina State
L.F. Haar, North Carolina State
Dewitt Laird, Mississippi
Louis McGinnis, Kentucky
Henry Palmer, Georgia
Robert Selby, Mississippi
R.S. Warren, North Carolina State
Bill Werber, Duke
Henry Young, North Carolina State

1928
Atlanta, Ga.
First Round, Feb. 24-25, 1928
Mississippi 40, North Carolina 35
Kentucky 56, South Carolina 40
Virginia 42, Alabama 28
Mississippi State 44, Washington & Lee 24
Auburn 27, Clemson 26
Louisiana State 44, North Carolina 38
Georgia 47, VMI 36
Georgia Tech 50, Florida 24
Quarterfinals, Feb. 26, 1928
Mississippi 55, Louisiana State 28
Mississippi State 44, Virginia 28
Auburn 30, Georgia Tech 29
Kentucky 33, Georgia 18
Semifinals, Feb. 27, 1928
Auburn 42, Mississippi State 34
Mississippi 41, Kentucky 29
Championship, Feb. 28, 1928
Mississippi 31, Auburn 30



 

1927
Atlanta Ga.
First Round, Feb. 25, 1927
Vanderbilt 44, Washington & Lee 32
South Carolina 32, North Carolina State 26
North Carolina 32, Tennessee 17
Auburn 38, Virginia Tech 33
Georgia 36, VMI 14
Georgia Tech 40, Mississippi State 24
Quarterfinals, Feb. 26, 1927
Vanderbilt 32, Mississippi 20
North Carolina 28, Auburn 15
Georgia 27, Maryland 22
South Carolina 32, Georgia Tech 18
Semifinals, Feb. 27, 1927
Vanderbilt 31, South Carolina 25
Georgia 23, North Carolina 20

Championship, March 1, 1927
Vanderbilt 46, Georgia 44

Paul Dear, Virginia Tech
Walter Forbes, Georgia
George Keen, Georgia
John McCall, Vanderbilt
James Stuart, Vanderbilt

1926
Atlanta, Ga.
First Round, Feb. 26, 1926
North Carolina State 32, Auburn 26
Kentucky 32, VMI 25
Mississippi State 22, Maryland 19
Virginia 29, Tulane 25
North Carolina 52, Clemson 21
Mississippi 50, University of the South 16
Georgia 48, Tennessee 25
Georgia Tech 30, Alabama 27
Quarterfinals, Feb. 27, 1926
Mississippi State 32, North Carolina State 29
North Carolina 25, Virginia 23
Mississippi 36, Georgia Tech 24
Kentucky 39, Georgia 34
Semifinals, March 1, 1926
Mississippi State 31, Kentucky 26
North Carolina 38, Mississippi 23
Championship, March 2, 1926
North Carolina 37, Mississippi State 23

Jack Cobb, North Carolina
Bunn Hackney, North Carolina
Earl Johnson, Mississippi
Artie Newcombe, North Carolina
H.L. Stone, Mississippi State

Quarterfinals, March 1, 1923
Mercer 28, Alabama 23
Chattanooga 38, Virginia Tech 23
Mississippi State 33, Mississippi 25
Georgia Tech 27, Georgia 22
 

Semifinals, March 2, 1923
Chattanooga 24, Mercer 19
Mississippi State 25, Georgia Tech 17
Consolation, March 3, 1923
Mercer 30, Georgia Tech 21
 

Championship, March 3, 1923
Mississippi State 31, Chattanooga 21
 

.1925
Atlanta, Ga.
Preliminary Round, Feb. 28, 1925
Virginia 31, South Carolina 25
North Carolina 42, Virginia Tech 13
First Round, March 2, 1925
Mississippi 27, VMI 20
Virginia 29, Auburn 27
Kentucky 31, Mississippi State 25
North Carolina State 30, Maryland 18
Tulane 37, Washington & Lee 20
Georgia Tech 31, University of the of South 14
North Carolina 35, Louisiana State 21
Quarterfinals, March 3, 1925
Mississippi 32, Virginia 24
North Carolina 34, Georgia Tech 26
Tulane 41, North Carolina State 24
Georgia 32, Kentucky 31
Semifinals, March 4, 1925
North Carolina 40, Georgia 19
Tulane 44, Mississippi 23
Championship, March 5, 1925
North Carolina 36, Tulane 28

Jack Cobb, North Carolina
Ellis Henican, Tulane
Howard Holland, Virginia
Billie Izard, Mississippi State
Henry Lind, Tulane
Edward Morgan, Tulane
Charles Wiehrs, Georgia

1924
Atlanta, Ga.
Preliminary Round, Feb. 28, 1924
Clemson 17, Florida 15
First Round, Feb. 29, 1924
Tulane 60, South Carolina 23
Maryland 34, VMI 19
Alabama 44, Mississippi 42
Vanderbilt 42, Clemson 13
Mississippi State 35, Tennessee 18
Auburn 35, Georgia Tech 29
Georgia 36, Washington & Lee 24
North Carolina 41, Kentucky 20
Quarterfinals, March 1, 1924
North Carolina 37, Vanderbilt 20
Mississippi State 38, Tulane 30
Georgia 29, Maryland 25
Alabama 40, Auburn 19
Semifinals, March 3, 1924
Alabama 37, Georgia 20
North Carolina 33, Mississippi St. 23
Championship, March 4, 1924
North Carolina 26, Alabama 18
 

Cartwright Carmichael, North Carolina
Slim Carter, Alabama
Eddie Gurr, Georgia
Monk McDonald, North Carolina
K.P. Gatchell, Mississippi State
 

1923
Southern Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament
Atlanta, Ga.
 

First Round, Feb. 27, 1923
Furman 40, Millsaps 21
Centre 27, Clemson 23
Vanderbilt 36, Louisiana State 10
North Carolina 28, Mississippi College 21
Chattanooga 43, Georgetown (Ky.) 27
Alabama 44, Wofford 25
Georgia 23, Tennessee 19
Mercer 45, Auburn 24
Second Round, Feb. 28, 1923
Mississippi State 47, Furman 21
Alabama 49, South Carolina 24
Mississippi 34, North Carolina 32
Virginia Tech 26, Vanderbilt 23
Georgia Tech 34, Centre 26
Mercer 34, Newberry 22

K.P. Gatchell, Mississippi State
H.G. Perkins, Mississippi State
Bill Redd, Chattanooga
Baby Roane, Georgia Tech
Consuello Smith, Mercer

1922
Southern Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament
Atlanta, Ga.
First Round, Feb. 24, 1922
Vanderbilt 37, The Citadel 22
Newberry 32, Auburn 21
Tulane 31, Clemson 20
North Carolina 35, Howard 22
Kentucky 42, Georgetown (Ky.) 21
Chattanooga 57, Furman 30
Georgia 43, Oglethorpe 12
Mercer 32, Centre 27
 

Second Round, Feb. 25, 1922
North Carolina 32, Newberry 27
Georgia Tech 34, Mississippi State 30
South Carolina 34, Wofford 18
Tennessee 19, Mississippi College 18
Chattanooga 25, Tulane 21
Mercer 35, Kentucky 22
Georgia 27, Vanderbilt 26
 

Quarterfinals, Feb. 27, 1922
Alabama 29, Tennessee 25
Georgia Tech 34, South Carolina 23
Mercer 25, Chattanooga 18
North Carolina 33, Georgia 25
 

Semifinals, March 1, 1922
North Carolina 20, Alabama 11
Mercer 29, Georgia Tech 14
 

Consolation, March 2, 1922
Georgia Tech 33, Alabama 25
 

Championship, March 2, 1922
North Carolina 40, Mercer 25

1921
Southern Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament
Atlanta, Ga.
First Round, Feb. 25-26, 1921
Mercer 50, South Carolina 22
Kentucky 50, Tulane 28
Mississippi A&M 41, Furman 7
Millsaps 46, Tennessee 29
Georgia 47, Newberry 23
Alabama Polytechnic Institute 45, Clemson 25
Georgia Tech 53, Birmingham Southern 11
Quarterfinals, Feb. 28, 1921
Kentucky 49, Mercer 25
Mississippi A&M 28, Millsaps 11
Georgia 32, Alabama Polytechnic Institute 24
Georgia Tech 31, Alabama 22
Semifinals, March 1, 1921
Kentucky 20, Mississippi A&M 13
Georgia 26, Georgia Tech 21
Championship, March 2, 1921
Kentucky 20, Georgia 19

Tournament Most Outstanding
Player
1948 — Jere Bunting, William
& Mary
1949 — Chet Giermak, William
& Mary
1950 — Sam Ranzino, North
Carolina State
1951 — Dick Groat, Duke
1952 — Dick Groat, Duke
1953 — Gene Shue, Maryland
1954 — Joe Holup, George
Washington
1955 — Rod Hundley, West
Virginia
1956 — Rod Hundley, West
Virginia
1957 — Lloyd Sharrar, West
Virginia
1958 — Jerry West, West
Virginia
1959 — Jerry West, West Virginia
1960 — Jerry West, West Virginia
1961 — Jon Feldman, George Washington
1962 — Rod Thorn, West Virginia
1963 — Rod Thorn, West Virginia
1964 — Fred Hetzel, Davidson
1965 — Fred Hetzel, Davidson
1966 — Dick Snyder, Davidson
1967 — Johnny Moates, Richmond
1968 — Mike Maloy, Davidson
1969 — Doug Cook, Davidson
1970 — Doug Cook, Davidson
1971 — Jerry Martin, Furman
1972 — Roy Simpson, Furman
1973 — Clyde Mayes, Furman
1974 — Aron Stewart, Richmond
1975 — Clyde Mayes, Furman
1976 — Ron Carter, VMI
1977 — Dave Montgomery, VMI
1978 — Jonathan Moore, Furman
1979 — Darryl Robinson, Appalachian State
1980 — Jonathan Moore, Furman
1981 — Nick Morken, Chattanooga
1982 — Russ Schoene, Chattanooga
1983 — Willie White, Chattanooga
1984 — LaVerne Evans, Marshall
1985 — Gay Elmore, VMI
1986 — Gerry Born, Davidson
1987 — Derek Rucker, Davidson
1988 — Benny Green, Chattanooga
1989 — John Taft, Marshall
1990 — Keith Jennings, East Tennessee State
1991 — Keith Jennings, East Tennessee State
1992 — Greg Dennis, East Tennessee State
1993 — Tim Brooks, Chattanooga
1994 — Chad Copeland, Chattanooga
1995 — Frankie King, Western Carolina
1996 — Anquell McCollum, Western Carolina
1997 — John Brannen, Marshall
1998 — Ben Ebong, Davidson
1999 — Marshall Phillips, Appalachian State
2000 — Tyson Patterson, Appalachian State
2001 — Toot Young, Chattanooga
2002 — Peter Anderer, Davidson
2003 — Tim Smith, East Tennessee State
2004 — Tim Smith, East Tennessee State
2005 –– Mindaugas Katelynas, Chattanooga
2006 –– Brendan Winters, Davidson
2007 –– Stephen Curry, Davidson
2008 –– Stephen Curry, Davidson*
* unanimous selection

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