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36 Northwestern La. 32 All-Time Men’s 1926-1927 (12-6) 22 Louisiana College 43 Fred Walker 36 Louisiana College 32 Loyola OPP 21 Brown Paper Mill 50 Basketball 19 Mississippi A & M 38 33 Mississippi College 37 22 Schumacher Shoes 20 47 Louisiana College 50 Results 52 Miss. Teachers Coll. 34 45 Louisiana College 38 27 Miss. Teachers Coll. 38 28 Northwestern La. 26 32 St. Stanislaus 37 29 Northwestern La. 51 1923-1924 (10-9) 14 St. Stanislaus 27 63 Miss. Teachers Coll. 33 Abe Goldberg 32 Spring Hill 17 33 Miss. Teachers Coll. 34 Loyola OPP 28 Spring Hill 30 35 Southwestern La. 51 32 Knights of Columbus 24 16 LSU 15 33 Mississippi College 37 30 Knights of Columbus 27 17 LSU 35 26 Knights of Columbus 22 27 Miss. Teachers Coll. 50 1931-1932 – No Teams 15 Mississippi 26 57 Miss. Teachers Coll. 26 31 Southwestern La. 28 41 LSU 26 1932-1933 – No Teams 20 LSU 27 29 LSU 17 27 Spring Hill 23 46 Spring Hill 19 1933-1934 (7-10) 32 Knights of Columbus 24 55 St. Stanislaus 27 Robert “Doc” Erksine 19 St. Stanislaus 27 64 St. Stanislaus 29 Loyola OPP 16 Centenary 14 28 Millsaps 24 15 LSU 17 1927-1928 (6-2) 25 Millsaps 26 23 Mississippi College 30 Zeke Bonura 30 Southwestern La. 25 14 Mississippi 15 Loyola OPP 21 Louisiana Tech 44 9 Mississippi College 20 35 Poplarville “Aggies” 50 37 Louisiana Tech 46 29 Spring Hill 17 53 Miss. Teachers Coll. 40 31 Millsaps 34 15 LSU 17 70 Elks 35 44 Millsaps 34 61 Warriors 6 20 Centenary 53 1924-1925 (0-5) 47 Kingsley Field 15 26 Louisiana College 33 Robert “Doc” Erksine 60 Miss. Teachers Coll. 52 8 Louisiana College 47 Loyola OPP 36 Kingsley Field 11 39 Southwestern La. 34 26 Miss. Teachers Coll. 30 25 Poplarville “Aggies” 39 32 Louisiana Tech 37 13 LSU 30 30 Louisiana Tech 29 18 LSU 32 1928-1929 (10-1) 26 Spring Hill 35 6 Alabama 25 Tad Gormley 44 Louisiana College 26 15 LSU 26 Loyola OPP 42 Louisiana College 37 42 Mississippi St. 26 45 Centenary 50 1925-1926 (12-6) 36 Mississippi St. 26 Nat Tycher Seven games in Senior AAU (7-0) 1934-1935 (11-2) Loyola OPP Two games in National Tournament (1- Robert “Doc” Erksine 56 Jefferson College 17 1) Loyola OPP 55 Jefferson College 15 41 Globe Oilers 65 39 St. Stanislaus 26 1929-1930 (1-5) 59 Knights of Colombus 27 38 St. Stanislaus 23 Tad Gormley 72 Spring Hill 34 32 YMGB 37 Loyola OPP 64 Spring Hill 32 27 Spring Hill 34 21 Knights of Columbus 36 52 Troop 65 35 40 Spring Hill 22 10 YMHA 30 59 N.O. Athletics Club 52 41 Jefferson College 21 23 Kingsley Field 21 42 Spring Hill 29 19 St. Stanislaus 25 24 Elks 44 48 Spring Hill 31 22 St. Stanislaus 36 21 Audubon 23 56 Red Rocks 38 24 Hebreus 23 30 N.O. Athletics Club 38 44 YMCA 32 30 Tokay Teas 11 30 Southwestern La. 37 50 Sunsets 25 1930-1931 (5-10) 35 YMHA 32 23 YMGC 34 Zeke Bonura 61 Kingsley Field 28 29 Tokay Teas 30 Loyola OPP 30 Sunsets 34 20 Southwestern La. 25 1935-1936 (11-8) 25 Hebreus 14 37 Northwestern La. 67 Robert “Doc” Erksine 45 YMGC 24 Loyola OPP 50 Louisiana Tech 48 31 Centenary 39 45 Millsaps 46 25 Louisiana Tech 32 35 Howard 30 30 Millsaps 45 33 Centenary 43 48 Southeastern La. 43 43 Louisiana Tech 30 40 Louisiana Tech 60 30 Southern Mississippi 28 35 Louisiana Tech 42 28 Louisiana Tech 39 46 Southeastern La. 35 51 Millsaps 41 20 Centenary 43 42 Centenary 27 48 Millsaps 43 41 Millsaps 37 53 Howard 46 49 Southwestern La. 33 26 Millsaps 41 45 Louisiana College 32 44 Mississippi College 40 32 Howard 51 61 Louisiana Tech 34 54 Louisiana College 44 36 Mississippi College 68 51 Spring Hill 45 28 Alabama 51 26 Southern Mississippi 25 44 Mississippi St. 59 1938-1939 (3-12) 27 Southwestern La. 50 33 Southwestern La. 23 Robert “Doc” Erksine 35 Louisiana College 48 37 Mississippi College 27 Loyola OPP 46 Spring Hill 31 35 Louisiana Normal 33 35 Louisiana College 29 30 Southwestern La. 43 31 LSU 46 26 Southwestern La. 41 43 Tenn.-Chattanooga 30 38 Louisiana Tech 36 31 Louisiana College 27 36 Spring Hill 34 36 Louisiana Tech 40 34 Centenary 46 51 Mercer 45 48 Mercer 32 33 Centenary 40 41 Millsaps 60 28 Southwestern La. 32 35 Howard 66 44 Louisiana College 50 40 Spring Hill 41 1936-1937 (8-12) 36 Spring Hill 50 1941-1942 (14-6) Robert “Doc” Erksine 52 Southeastern La. 48 Jack Orsley Loyola Opp 40 Southeastern La. 41 Loyola OPP 29 Millsaps 35 42 Howard 52 35 Centenary 43 41 Millsaps 45 45 Spring Hill 54 44 Louisiana College 50 72 Centenary 78 35 Spring Hill 37 44 Southeastern La. 40 24 Pensacola Navy 56 43 Mississippi College 61 40 Southeastern La. 42 33 Southwestern La. 39 34 Howard 48 31 Southwestern La. 47 39 Louisiana College 35 54 Spring Hill 33 29 Millsaps 47 1939-1940 (15-5) 56 Millsaps 27 35 Millsaps 37 Jack Orsley 58 Howard 52 51 Spring Hill 46 Loyola OPP 49 Southeastern La. 43 47 Spring Hill 32 41 Louisiana Tech 39 46 Northwestern La. 32 52 Mississippi College 61 31 Centenary 39 55 Millsaps 42 31 Mississippi College 57 35 Howard 30 52 Louisiana College 46 45 Pensacola Navy 49 48 Southeastern La. 43 53 Spring Hill 48 62 Mississippi College 59 30 Southern Mississippi 28 44 Southeastern La. 53 51 Mississippi College 47 46 Southern La. 35 62 Northwestern La. 46 52 Southwestern La. 30 42 Centenary 27 67 Southwestern La. 57 37 Louisiana College 23 52 Howard 46 35 Howard 43 38 Centenary 51 45 Louisiana College 32 60 Howard 46 42 Southwestern La. 41 61 Louisiana Tech 34 51 Spring Hill 45 39 Mercer 46 26 Southern Mississippi 25 62 Houston 49 51 Spring Hill 45 1937-1938 (8-12) 27 Southwestern La. 50 1942-1943 (14-2) Robert “Doc” Erksine 35 Louisiana College 48 Jack Orsley Loyola OPP 46 Spring Hill 31 Loyola OPP 37 Louisiana College 47 30 Southwestern La. 43 57 Spring Hill 33 32 Millsaps 39 43 Tenn.-Chattanooga 30 59 Spring Hill 28 32 Millsaps 38 36 Spring Hill 34 59 U.S. Navy 22 37 Mississippi College 78 51 Mercer 44 85 Millsaps 33 36 Southwestern La. 60 41 Millsaps 60 83 Millsaps 32 61 Spring Hill 28 85 Millsaps 62 62 Spring Hill 60 1940-1941 (15-6) 83 Millsaps 68 18 Southwestern La. 39 Jack Orsley 48 U.S. Naval Air Base 41 25 Louisiana Tech 32 Loyola OPP 73 48th Bombardment 63 38 Louisiana College 36 41 Louisiana Tech 39 57 Spring Hill 60 54 Spring Hill 42 63 Naval Repair Base 52 46 Pepperdine 52 46 Brookley Field 42 49 Millsaps 47 55 Nebraska St. Teachers 37 62 Howard 40 41 Foster Gen. Hospital 51 37 Rice 39 72 Howard 61 60 Camp Plauche 46 48 Beloit 58 47 48th Bombardment 42 46 Gulfport NTC 70 38 DePaul 48 47 Howard 73 73 Camp Plauche 41 59 Southern Mississippi 42 53 Phillips University 31 54 West Texas State 47 1943-1944 (21-3) 60 Central Normal 46 43 LSU 44 Jack Orsley 37 Sou. Illinois 35 70 University of Mexico 45 Loyola OPP 49 Pepperdine 36 75 Keesler AFB 67 51 Army Air Base 28 NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 58 Spring Hill 42 63 YHMA 36 65 Southern Mississippi 38 73 Jackson Barracks 28 1945-1946 (22-11) 49 Tenn. - Chattanooga 39 48 YMHA 53 Jack Orsley 44 Howard 36 52 N.O. Army Air Base 44 Loyola OPP 46 Marquette 61 45 Camp Van Dorn, MS 36 46 Bergstrom 48 68 Spring Hill 44 59 Camp Plauche 34 43 Bergstrom 49 59 Tenn. – Chattanooga 43 60 Jackson Barracks 32 72 Camp Plauche 34 58 Howard 32 67 Brookley Field 47 45 Camp Claiborne 43 47 LSU 61 47 Kingsley House 39 58 Camp Claiborne 44 45 Northwestern La. 58 59 Algiers Navy 39 51 Camp Plauche 37 41 Gulfport Navy 39 38 So. Illinois Normal 57 1947-1948 (21-9) 34 N.O. Athletics Club 40 34 East Mizz. Teachers 41 Jack Orsley 50 Jackson Barracks 24 46 Washington Univ. 44 Loyola OPP 56 Houma Naval 42 47 West Texas State 60 73 Keesler AFB 31 60 Navy Armed Guard 43 48 Pepperdine 49 70 Keesler AFB 57 64 U.S. Coast Guard 43 43 Keesler Field 49 83 Pensacola AFB 31 63 Houma Naval 43 83 Naval Hospital 33 54 Houston 36 73 U.S. Navy (AAU) 36 71 Naval Hospital 31 62 Houston 49 64 YMHA 39 51 Keesler Field 52 44 Louisiana College 48 57 N.O. Athletics Club 56 49 Saufley 53 33 Centenary 35 73 U.S. Coast Guard 49 71 Mississippi College 51 50 Abilene College 60 62 YMHA 32 54 Shelby 29 40 Texas Wesleyan 67 52 Camp Claiborne 54 6 Shelby 39 65 Georgetown 53 82 Millsaps 41 45 Pittsburgh 47 1944-1945 (25-5) 58 Camp Plauche 30 45 Northwestern La. 40 Jack Orsley 57 Bronson Field 43 52 Tenn. – Chattanooga 40 Loyola OPP 76 Bronson Field 71 41 Southern Mississippi 40 59 Big Springs AAF 38 62 U.S. Naval Air 55 54 Jacksonville 46 55 Bergstrom AAF 61 68 Southeastern La.
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