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1950 NIT Basketball Tournament

The 1950 National Invitation Tournament was held at Madison Square Garden, New York City. The number of teams remained at 12. The tournament was a single game elimination format. In the championship game the CCNY Beavers coached by Nat Holman, defeated the Bradley Braves to claim their first NIT title. Ed Warner of CCNY was named he tournament MVP. For the only time in history, the same school won both the NIT and NCAA tournaments as CCNY took both championships, beating Bradley in both finals. Four participants in the 1950 NIT (Bradley, CCNY, Kentucky and Long Island University) were later implicated in the CCNY point shaving scandal. The CCNY point-shaving scandal of 1951 was a college basketball point-shaving gambling scandal which revealed widespread bribery and match fixing involving major colleges and universities both in and around New York City, particularly at the Madison Square Garden.

1950 NIT Mens Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Gardens

SeedTeamSeason W-LConferenceCoach
1 St Johns24-5Metropolitan New York Conference
2 Kentucky25-5Southeastern Conference
3 Duquesne23-6Independent
4 Bradley32-5Missouri Valley Conference
5 Syracuse18-9Independent
6 La Salle21-4Independent
7 CCNY24-5Metropolitan New York Conference
8 Niagara20-7Western NY Little Three
9 Western Kentucky25-6Ohio Valley Conference
10 San Francisco19-7Independent
11 Arizona26-5Border Intercollegiaten Athletic Association
12 Long Island20-5Independent

  First Round NIT Quarterfinals NIT Semifinals NIT Championship
                                     
1  St Johns Bye
   
  1   St Johns 69  
  9   Western Kentucky 60  
8   Niagara 72
9  Western Kentucky 79  
  1   St Johns 72  
  4   Bradley 82  
5  Syracuse 80  
12  Long Island 52  
  5   Syracuse 68
  4  Bradley 78  
 
4  Bradley Bye  
  4  Bradley 31
  7  CCNY 69
6  La Salle 72  
11  Arizona 66  
  6  La Salle 47
  3  Duquesne 49  
     
3  Duquesne Bye  
  3  Duquesne 52
  7  CCNY 62  
7  CCNY 65  
10  San Francisco 46  
  7  CCNY 89
  2  Kentucky 50  
     
2  Kentucky Bye