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NIT Tournament Teams

(In alphabetical order)

	Before NIT	Head Coach	Final Record
Bradley	18–1	Alfred Robertson	18–2
Colorado	14–5	Frosty Cox	15–6
LIU	23–3	Clair Bee	23–4
NYU	15–6	Howard Cann	16–8
Okla. A&M	24–2	Hank Iba	25–3
Temple	20–2	James Usilton	23–2

Note: Temple won the NIT.

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1938 College Basketball Recap

NIT Tournament (6 Teams)

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