1932–33 Southeastern Conference men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Kentucky †8–0 1.00021–3  .875
Alabama12–3 .80014–5  .737
Vanderbilt11–5 .68814–8  .636
LSU13–7 .65015–8  .652
Georgia Tech7–5 .5839–6  .600
Florida4–4 .5009–5  .643
Georgia5–6 .4559–10  .474
Ole Miss5–7 .4176–12  .333
Auburn4–7 .3644–9  .308
Tulane6–14 .3008–15  .348
Tennessee3–7 .3009–11  .450
Mississippi State3–9 .2506–13  .316
Sewanee0–7 .0001–10  .091
† 1933 SEC Tournament winner
Rankings from AP Poll

The 1933 Southeastern Conference men's basketball tournament took place on February 24–28, 1933 in Atlanta, Georgia at the Atlanta Athletic Club. It was the first SEC basketball tournament in history.

Kentucky won the tournament by beating Mississippi State in the championship game.

Bracket

First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
            
1 Kentucky 49
8 Ole Miss 31
1 Kentucky 48
6 Florida 24
1 Kentucky 51
4 LSU 38
4 LSU 57
10 Auburn 33
4 LSU 55
11 Tennessee 43
5 Georgia Tech 24
11 Tennessee 30
1 Kentucky 46
12 Mississippi State 27
2 Alabama 41
13 Sewanee 28
2 Alabama 25
12 Mississippi State 30
12 Mississippi State 48
3 Vanderbilt 36
3 Vanderbilt 28
10 Tulane 25
7 Georgia 22
10 Tulane 46

All-Tournament Team

First Team

  • F—John DeMoisey, Kentucky
  • F—Frank Waits, Mississippi State
  • C—Aggie Sale, Kentucky
  • G—Ellis T. Johnson, Kentucky
  • G—Sparky Wade, LSU

Second Team

  • F—Buddy Blair, LSU
  • F—Jack Harris, LSU
  • C—Buford Taylor, Mississippi State
  • G—George Pillow, Mississippi State
  • G—Bill Davis, Kentucky

References

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