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The 1947–48 Oshkosh All-Stars season was the All-Stars' eleventh year in the United States' National Basketball League (NBL), which was also the eleventh year the league existed. However, if one were to include the independent seasons they played starting all the way back in 1929 before beginning their NBL tenure in 1937, this would officially be their eighteenth season of play. Eleven teams would end up competing in the NBL this season due to both the defending NBL champion Chicago American Gears defecting from the league to create their own short-lived rivaling professional basketball league called the Professional Basketball League of America and the Youngstown Bears folding operations in exchange for the Flint Dow A.C.'s taking on their spot in the league. As a result of these changes, there would be only five teams competing in the Eastern Division, while six teams were competing in the Western Division this season. The All-Stars played their home games at the South Park School Gymnasium in the South Park Middle School within the Oshkosh Area School District, which would start proving to be detrimental to the team's long-term survival during this season due, in part, to how many neutral-hosted games they held while playing within the state of Wisconsin this time around.
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