The 1913 College Football All-Southern Team consists of American football players selected to the College Football All-Southern Teams selected by various organizations for the 1913 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association football season.
The Auburn Tigers won the SIAA.
The composite All-Southern eleven formed by the selection of 18 sporting writers culled by the Atlanta Constitution included:
Enoch Brown, Tom Brown, and Big Thigpen were unanimous selections.
| Name | Position | School | First-team selections |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enoch Brown | End | Vanderbilt | 18 |
| Tom Brown | Tackle | Vanderbilt | 18 |
| Big Thigpen | Guard | Auburn | 18 |
| Bob McWhorter | Halfback | Georgia | 17 |
| Kirk Newell | Halfback | Auburn | 16 |
| Boozer Pitts | Center | Auburn | 14 |
| David Paddock | Quarterback | Georgia | 13 |
| Robbie Robinson | End | Auburn | 11 |
| Red Harris | Halfback | Auburn | 9 |
| Ammie Sikes | Fullback | Vanderbilt | 9 |
| Paul Turner | Tackle | Georgia | 7 |
| Tom Dutton | Tackle/Guard | LSU | 7 |
| Hugh Morgan | Center | Vanderbilt | 7 |
| Red Rainey | Halfback | Tennessee | 6 |
| R. N. MacCallum | Guard | Sewanee | 5 |
| Shorty Schilletter | Tackle | Clemson | 4 |
| Hargrove Van de Graaff | End | Alabama | 3 |
| Frank W. Lockwood | Guard | Auburn | 3 |
| Lee Tolley | Quarterback | Sewanee | 3 |
| Lou Louisell | Tackle | Auburn | 2 |
| John G. Henderson | Tackle | Georgia | 2 |
| Goat Carroll | End | Tennessee | 2 |
| Adrian Van de Graaff | Halfback | Alabama | 2 |
| W. K. McClure | End | Tennessee | 1 |
| Big Parker | End | Sewanee | 1 |
| Hugh Conklin | End | Georgia | 1 |
| Kirby Malone | Tackle | Georgia | 1 |
| Farmer Kelly | Tackle | Tennessee | 1 |
| E. B. Means | Guard | Georgia Tech | 1 |
| Sam Hayley | Guard | Tennessee | 1 |
| Carl Woodward | Guard | Tulane | 1 |
| Arthur Delaperriere | Center | Georgia | 1 |
| Alf Reid | Fullback | LSU | 1 |
Bold = Composite selection
† = Unanimous selection
C = received votes for a composite All-Southern eleven compiled from 18 sports writers by the Atlanta Constitution . [12]
ZC = compiled from sports writers, coaches, and others by Z. G. Clevenger, coach at University of Tennessee [13] The coaches involved in the compilation were Clevenger of Tenn, Cunningham of Georgia, Graves of Alabama, Major of Clemson, Hardage of Mercer; McGugin of Vanderbilt, Cope of Sewanee, and Heisman of Tech. McWhorter and Rainey tied in votes, as many moved McWhorter to fullback to make room for him.
SP = posted by coach Bill Cunningham of the University of Georgia, combining selections of sports writers and coaches in the South. [14]
BC = the personal selection of coach Cunningham of Georgia. [15]
D = selected by Mike Donahue, coach at Auburn University. [13] It had a first and second team.
AP = posted by the Associated Press. [16]
WL = W. A. Lambeth of the University of Virginia. [17]
AR = member of a Southern all star team which played against the Seventeenth Infantry of Army at West Point. [18] It featured stars of previous seasons as well.
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