The 1923 College Football All-Southern Team consists of American football players selected to the College Football All-Southern Teams selected by various organizations for the 1923 Southern Conference football season.
Vanderbilt won the SoCon championship, its last conference title to date. Florida upset previously undefeated Alabama on the last week of play.
The composite All-Southern eleven put out by the Atlanta Journal who received gold medals included:
Doug Wycoff received the most votes of any player in the composite selection.
Name | Position | School | First-team selections |
---|---|---|---|
Doug Wycoff | Fullback | Georgia Tech | 30 |
Gil Reese | Halfback | Vanderbilt | 25 |
Lynn Bomar | End | Vanderbilt | 23 |
Hek Wakefield | End | Vanderbilt | 19 |
Joe Bennett | Tackle | Georgia | 17 |
Shorty Propst | Center | Alabama | 15 |
Goldy Goldstein | Guard | Florida | 14 |
Tuck Kelly | Guard | Vanderbilt | 14 |
Ark Newton | Halfback | Florida | 13 |
Rip Reagan | Guard | Auburn | 11 |
Al Clemens | End | Alabama | 10 |
Robbie Robinson | Tackle | Florida | 10 |
John Staton | End | Georgia Tech | 9 |
Bob Rives | Tackle | Vanderbilt | 9 |
Charlie Barbour | Tackle | VMI | 8 |
Claire Frye | Center | Georgia Tech | 8 |
Grant Gillis | Quarterback | Alabama | 8 |
Fats Lawrence | Guard | Auburn | 6 |
* = Consensus All-American
C = received votes for the composite All-Southern eleven, using 32 sportswriters, put out by the Atlanta Journal. The composite eleven received gold medals. [9] Votes for multiple positions have been combined under the one which received the most.
AC = another composite selection, using 21 sportswriters. [10]
MB = selected by Morgan Blake of the Atlanta Journal. [11]
ED = selected by Ed Danforth of the Atlanta Georgian. [11]
BCL = selected by B. C. Lumpkin of the Athens Banner. [11]
MT = selected by the Macon Telegraph . [12]
MN = selected by Julian Leggett of the Macon News. [12]
ZN = selected by Zipp Newman of the Birmingham News. [11]
JB = selected by Jerry Bryan of the Birmingham Age-Herald. [11]
CL = selected by Colquitt Love in the Montgomery Journal [11]
HP = selected by Howard Pill of the Montgomery Advertiser. [11]
BH = selected Blinkey Horn of the Nashville Tennessean. [13]
JH = selected by Joe Hatcher of the Nashville Tennessean. [11]
WGF = selected by W. G. Foster of the Chattanooga Times. [11]
GHB = selected by George H. Butler in the Chattanooga News. [11]
WR = selected by Wendell Robinson of the Knoxville Sentinel [11]
BP = selected by Bob Pigue of the News-Scimitar. [11]
KN = selected by the Knoxville News. [11]
FD = selected by Fred Digby of the New Orleans Item. [11]
NOD = selected by the New Orleans Daily States. [11]
EH = selected by Ed Hebert of the Times-Picayune. [11]
LB = selected by Lester Barnes of the Louisville Times. [11]
WC = selected by Warren Collins of the Louisville Herald. [11]
HB = selected by Harry Bloom of the Louisville Post. [11]
JF = selected by John Francis of the Courier-Journal. [11] [14]
GJ = selected by George Joplin of the Danville Messenger. [11]
HC = selected by Harry Cully of the Florida Times-Union. [11]
TT = selected by the Tampa Tribune. [10]
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