1920 College Football All-Southern Team

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• Red Barron, halfback for Georgia Tech, also an All-Southern baseball player who played pro ball with the Boston Braves. He later coached high school football.
• Noah Caton, center for Auburn, died just two years later due to complications from an appendicitis operation.
• Bum Day, center for Georgia, in 1918 as a player for Georgia Tech was the first Southern player selected first-team All-American by Walter Camp.
• Bill Fincher, tackle for Georgia Tech, a unanimous selection and this year the third Southern player selected first-team All-American by Walter Camp, inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1974. He also kicked.
• Buck Flowers, halfback for Georgia Tech, inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1955. He was selected for the Associated Press Southeast Area All-Time football team 1869–1919 era. He also kicked.
• Bo McMillin, quarterback for Centre, the second Southern player selected first-team All-American by Walter Camp, inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1951.
• Artie Pew, tackle for Georgia, member of teams which over two years did not lose to a single southern opponent. He also kicked. Pew was also a basketball player.
• Owen Reynolds, end for Georgia, played for the New York Giants in the inaugural season of 1925.
• John Staton, end for Georgia Tech, later a Coca-Cola executive.
• Riggs Stephenson, fullback for Alabama, later played professional baseball for the Cleveland Indians and Chicago Cubs.
• Fatty Warren, guard for Auburn. He also kicked.

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All-Southerns of 1920

Ends

• Owen Reynolds, Georgia
• John Staton, Georgia Tech
• Terry Snoddy, Centre
• Georgie Ratterman, Georgia Tech
• Al Clemens, Alabama
• John Shirey, Auburn
• Dicky White, Tulane
• M. C. Billingsley, Mississippi A&M

Tackles

• Artie Pew, Georgia
• Buck Hatcher, Tennessee
• Bill James, Centre
• Sully Montgomery, Centre
• Al Staton, Georgia Tech

Guards

• Fatty Warren, Auburn
• Puss Whelchel, Georgia
• Yen Lightsey, Clemson
• Emmett Sizemore, Auburn
• Dummy Lebey, Georgia Tech
• Tram Sessions, Alabama
• Noisy Grisham, Auburn
• Oscar Davis, Georgia Tech
• Manning Jeter, Furman
• James Pearce, Auburn
• Joe Bennett, Georgia
• Gink Hendrick, Vanderbilt
• Sidney Johnston, Alabama

Centers

• Noah Caton, Auburn
• Red Weaver, Centre,

Quarterbacks

• Speedy Speer, Furman
• Frank Stubbs, Auburn
• Buck Cheves, Georgia

Halfbacks

• Mullie Lenoir, Alabama
• Reuben Blair, Tennessee

Fullbacks

• Riggs Stephenson, Alabama
• Ed Sherling, Auburn
• Judy Harlan, Georgia Tech

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