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1935 All-Southern Conference football team

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The 1935 All-Southern Conference football team consists of American football players chosen by the Associated Press (AP) and United Press (UP) for the All-Southern Conference football team for the 1935 college football season. == All-Southern Conference selections == === Quarterbacks === Ace Parker, Duke (AP-1) Herman Snyder, North Carolina (AP-2) Harry Montgomery, North Carolina State (AP-3) === Halfbacks === Don Jackson, North Carolina (AP-1) Bill Guckeyson, Maryland (AP-1) Jule Ward, Duke (AP-2) Ed Berlinski, North Carolina State (AP-2) Billy Roberson, VMI (AP-3) Joe Arnold, Washington & Lee (AP-3) === Fullbacks === Herman Dickerson, Virginia Polytechnic (AP-1) Jim Hutchins, North Carolina (AP-2) Jack Alexander, Duke (AP-3) === Ends === Dick Buck, North Carolina (AP-1) John Leys, Virginia (AP-1) Bill Ellis, Washington & Lee (AP-2) Ed West, Duke (AP-2) Andy Bershak, North Carolina (AP-3) John Trimpey, North Carolina (AP-3) Mac Cara, North Carolina State (AP-3) === Tackles === Hugo Bonino, Washington & Lee (AP-1) Gus Durner, Duke (AP-1) Tom Evins, North Carolina (AP-2) Tom Brown, Clemson (AP-2) Venice Farar, North Carolina State (AP-3) Joe Cardwell, Duke (AP-3) === Guards === Jim Johnston, Duke (AP-1) Jim Farley, VMI (AP-1) Clarence Inabinet, Clemson (AP-2) Barnes Worth, North Carolina State (AP-2) Paul Gaffney, South Carolina (AP-3) Ed Minion, Maryland (AP-3) === Centers === Steve Sabol, North Carolina State (AP-1) Babe Daniel, North Carolina (AP-2) Jack Hennemier, Duke (AP-3) == Key == AP = Associated Press UP = United Press == See also == 1935 College Football All-America Team == References ==