1947-48 Season Summary

Consensus Player of the Year: Ed Macauley

Conference Summary

Rk	Conference	Schls	W	L	W-L%	NCAA	FF	Regular Season Champ	Tournament Champ
1	Big Seven Conference	7	91	75	.548	1	1	Kansas State
2	Big Ten Conference	9	103	78	.569	1	0	Michigan
3	Border Intercollegiate Athletic Association	1	19	10	.655	0	0	Arizona
4	Independent	56	890	518	.632	1	1	Bradley
5	Ivy Group	7	89	82	.520	1	0	Columbia
6	Metropolitan New York Conference	7	117	49	.705	0	0	New York University
7	Mid-American Conference	6	80	59	.576	0	0	Cincinnati
8	Middle Atlantic States Conference North	5	50	56	.472	0	0	Muhlenburg
9	Missouri Valley Conference	6	94	61	.606	0	0	Oklahoma State
10	Mountain States Athletic Conference	6	77	71	.520	1	0	Brigham Young
11	Pacific Coast Conference	9	159	106	.600	1	0	Washington (North)
12	Southeastern Conference	12	184	125	.595	1	1	Kentucky	Kentucky
13	Southern Conference	16	215	181	.543	0	0	North Carolina State	North Carolina State
14	Southwest Conference	7	93	82	.531	1	1	Baylor
15	Western New York Little Three Conference	3	37	34	.521	0	0	Niagara
16	Yankee Conference	2	34	12	.739	0	0	Connecticut

Helms Foundation Player of the Year:	Ed Macauley (Saint Louis)
NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player:	Alex Groza (Kentucky)
NIT Most Valuable Player:	Ed Macauley (Saint Louis)

1st Team
Ed Macauley (Saint Louis)
Jim McIntyre (Minnesota)
Kevin O'Shea (Notre Dame)
Murray Wier (Iowa)
Ralph Beard (Kentucky)

2nd Team
Alex Groza (Kentucky)
Andy Wolfe (California)
Arnold Ferrin (Utah)
Dick Dickey (North Carolina State)
Duane Klueh (Indiana State)
George Kaftan (Holy Cross)
Harold Haskins (Hamline)
Jack Nichols (Washington)
Tony Lavelli (Yale)