1933 SEC Men's Basketball Tournament

The 1933 SEC 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.

1933 SEC Tournament

4RoundBracket-Byes | RD1=First Round
RD2=Second Round
RD3=Semi-Finals
RD4=Finals
group1=
group2=

RD1-seed01=
RD1-team01=Alabama
RD1-score01=41
RD1-seed02=
RD1-team02=Sewanee
RD1-score02=28

RD1-seed03=
RD1-team03=
RD1-score03=
RD1-seed04=
RD1-team04=
RD1-score04=

RD1-seed05=
RD1-team05=Tulane
RD1-score05=46
RD1-seed06=
RD1-team06=Georgia
RD1-score06=22

RD1-seed07=
RD1-team07=
RD1-score07=
RD1-seed08=
RD1-team08=
RD1-score08=

RD1-seed09=
RD1-team09=Kentucky
RD1-score09=49
RD1-seed10=
RD1-team10=Ole Miss
RD1-score10=31

RD1-seed11=
RD1-team11=
RD1-score11=
RD1-seed12=
RD1-team12=
RD1-score12=

RD1-seed13=
RD1-team13=LSU
RD1-score13=57
RD1-seed14=
RD1-team14=Auburn
RD1-score14=33

RD1-seed15=
RD1-team15=Tennessee
RD1-score15=30
RD1-seed16=
RD1-team16=Georgia Tech
RD1-score16=24

RD2-seed01=
RD2-team01=Alabama
RD2-score01=25
RD2-seed02=
RD2-team02=Mississippi State
RD2-score02=30

RD2-seed03=
RD2-team03=Tulane
RD2-score03=25
RD2-seed04=
RD2-team04=Vanderbilt
RD2-score04=28

RD2-seed05=
RD2-team05=Kentucky
RD2-score05=48
RD2-seed06=
RD2-team06=Florida
RD2-score06=24

RD2-seed07=
RD2-team07=LSU
RD2-score07=55
RD2-seed08=
RD2-team08=Tennessee
RD2-score08=43

RD3-seed01=
RD3-team01=Mississippi State
RD3-score01=48
RD3-seed02=
RD3-team02=Vanderbilt
RD3-score02=36

RD3-seed03=
RD3-team03=Kentucky
RD3-score03=51
RD3-seed04=
RD3-team04=LSU
RD3-score04=38

RD4-seed01=
RD4-team01=Mississippi State
RD4-score01=27
RD4-seed02=
RD4-team02=Kentucky
RD4-score02=46

All-Tournament Team

First Team

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

econd Team

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

See also

*Southeastern Conference
*SEC Tournament