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1983–84 NCAA Division I men's basketball season

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Basketball season

1983–84 NCAA Division I men's basketball season
Preseason AP No. 1North Carolina Tar Heels
NCAA Tournament1984
Tournament datesMarch 13 – April 2, 1984
National ChampionshipKingdome
Seattle, Washington
NCAA ChampionsGeorgetown Hoyas
Other championsMichigan Wolverines (NIT)
Player of the Year
(Naismith,Wooden)		Michael Jordan,North Carolina Tar Heels

The1983–84 NCAA Division I men's basketball season began in November 1983 and ended with theFinal Four inSeattle, Washington on April 2, 1984. TheGeorgetown Hoyas won their first NCAA national championship with an 84–75 victory over theHouston Cougars, who were making their third consecutive appearance in the Final Four.

Season headlines

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Major rule changes

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Beginning in 1983–84, the following rules changes were implemented:[3]

  • If a team was in the bonus situation within the last two minutes of the game and all of overtime, common fouls resulted in two free throws. This rule was changed back to the one-and-one free throw situation after a month due to its unpopularity.
  • Several conferences were granted permission to experiment with a 45-second shot clock (either for the entire game or shut off in the last 4:00 of the second half) the three-point shot from 19 feet, and coaching boxes to limit coaches to their bench areas.

Season outlook

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Pre-season polls

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The top 20 from the AP Poll during the pre-season.[4]

Associated Press
RankingTeam
1North Carolina
2Kentucky
3Houston
4Georgetown
5Memphis State
6Louisville
7Iowa
8Maryland
9UCLA
10Oregon State
11LSU
12Michigan State
13Fresno State
14Arkansas
15Boston College
16Georgia
17Kansas
18DePaul
19Indiana
20Oklahoma

Conference membership changes

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SchoolFormer conferenceNew conference
BaltimoreSuper BeesECAC Metro ConferenceDiscontinued athletic programs
Eastern WashingtonEaglesDivision II independentDivision I independent
Holy CrossCrusadersECAC North ConferenceMetro Atlantic Athletic Conference
MonmouthHawksBig Apple Conference (Division II)Division I independent
La SalleExplorersEast Coast ConferenceMetro Atlantic Athletic Conference
New Mexico StateAggiesMissouri Valley ConferencePacific Coast Athletic Association
South CarolinaGamecocksDivision I independentMetro Conference

Regular season

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Conferences

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Conference winners and tournaments

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ConferenceRegular
season winner[5]		Conference
player of the year		Conference
Coach of the Year		Conference
tournament		Tournament
venue (City)		Tournament
winner
AMCU–8Illinois–ChicagoCraig Lathen, Illinois–ChicagoWillie Little, Illinois–Chicago &Charlie Spoonhour,Southwest Missouri State1984 AMCU-8 men's basketball tournamentHammons Student Center
(Springfield, Missouri)		Western Illinois
Atlantic 10 ConferenceTempleTerence Stansbury, Temple[6]John Chaney, Temple1984 Atlantic 10 men's basketball tournamentWVU Coliseum
(Morgantown, West Virginia)		West Virginia
Atlantic Coast ConferenceNorth CarolinaMichael Jordan, North Carolina[7]Mike Krzyzewski,Duke1984 ACC men's basketball tournamentGreensboro Coliseum
(Greensboro, North Carolina)		Maryland
Big East ConferenceGeorgetownPatrick Ewing, Georgetown &
Chris Mullin,St. John's[8]		Jim Boeheim,Syracuse1984 Big East men's basketball tournamentMadison Square Garden
(New York City, New York)		Georgetown
Big Eight ConferenceOklahomaWayman Tisdale, Oklahoma[9]Billy Tubbs, Oklahoma1984 Big Eight Conference men's basketball tournamentKemper Arena
(Kansas City, Missouri)
(Semifinals and Finals)		Kansas
Big Sky ConferenceWeber StateLarry Krystkowiak,Montana[10]Sonny Allen,Nevada–Reno1984 Big Sky Conference men's basketball tournamentDee Events Center
(Ogden, Utah)		Nevada–Reno
Big Ten ConferenceIllinois &PurdueNone SelectedGene Keady, PurdueNo Tournament
East Coast ConferenceBucknellRichard Congo,DrexelCharlie Woollum, Bucknell1984 East Coast Conference men's basketball tournamentTowson Center
(Towson, Maryland)		Rider
ECAC MetroLong Island &Robert MorrisChipper Harris, Robert Morris,Robert Jackson,St. Francis (NY) &Carey Scurry, Long IslandMark Amatucci,Loyola (MD)1984 ECAC Metro men's basketball tournamentMcCann Arena
(Poughkeepsie, New York)		Long Island
ECAC NorthNortheasternMark Halsel, Northeastern[11]Nick Macarchuk,Canisius1984 ECAC North men's basketball tournamentMatthews Arena
(Boston, Massachusetts)		Northeastern
ECAC SouthRichmondJohnny Newman, RichmondDick Tarrant, Richmond1984 ECAC South men's basketball tournamentJMU Convocation Center
(Harrisonburg, Virginia)		Richmond
Ivy LeaguePrincetonJoe Carrabino,Harvard[12]None selectedNo Tournament
Metro Atlantic Athletic ConferenceIona,St. Peter's &La SalleSteve Burtt, Iona[13]Pat Kennedy, Iona1984 MAAC men's basketball tournamentMeadowlands Arena
(East Rutherford, New Jersey)		Iona
Metro ConferenceMemphis State &LouisvilleJohn Williams,TulaneDana Kirk, Memphis State1984 Metro Conference men's basketball tournamentMid-South Coliseum
(Memphis, Tennessee)		Memphis State
Mid-American ConferenceMiami (OH)John Devereaux,Ohio[14]Darrell Hedric, Miami (OH)1984 MAC men's basketball tournamentRockford MetroCentre
(Rockford, Illinois)		Miami (OH)
Mid-Eastern Athletic ConferenceNorth Carolina A&TJoe Binion, North Carolina A&TDon Corbett, North Carolina A&T1984 MEAC men's basketball tournamentGreensboro Coliseum
(Greensboro, North Carolina)		North Carolina A&T
Midwestern City ConferenceOral RobertsAlfredrick Hughes,Loyola (IL)[15]Joe Sexson,Butler
&Dick Acres, Oral Roberts		1984 Midwestern City Conference men's basketball tournamentUIC Pavilion
(Chicago, Illinois)		Oral Roberts
Missouri Valley ConferenceIllinois State &TulsaXavier McDaniel,Wichita State[16]Bob Donewald, Illinois State1984 Missouri Valley Conference men's basketball tournamentTulsa Convention Center
(Tulsa, Oklahoma)		Tulsa
Ohio Valley ConferenceMorehead StateJoe Jakubick,Akron[17]Wayne Martin, Morehead State1984 Ohio Valley Conference men's basketball tournamentE. A. Diddle Arena
(Bowling Green, Kentucky)		Middle Tennessee State
Pacific-10 ConferenceOregon State &WashingtonA.C. Green, Oregon State[18]Marv Harshman, WashingtonNo Tournament
Pacific Coast Athletic AssociationUNLVRichie Adams, UNLV[19]Jerry Tarkanian, UNLV1984 Pacific Coast Athletic Association men's basketball tournamentThe Forum
(Inglewood, California)		Fresno State
Southeastern ConferenceKentuckyCharles Barkley,Auburn[20]Sonny Smith, Auburn1984 SEC men's basketball tournamentMemorial Gymnasium
(Nashville, Tennessee)		Kentucky
Southern ConferenceMarshallRegan Truesdale,The Citadel[21]Rick Huckabay, Marshall1984 Southern Conference men's basketball tournamentAsheville Civic Center
(Asheville, North Carolina)		Marshall
Southland ConferenceLamarTom Sewell, Lamar[22]Pat Foster, Lamar1984 Southland Conference men's basketball tournamentBeaumont Civic Center
(Beaumont, Texas)		Louisiana Tech
Southwest ConferenceHoustonAkeem Olajuwon, HoustonGuy Lewis, Houston1984 Southwest Conference men's basketball tournamentThe Summit
(Houston, Texas)		Houston
Southwestern Athletic ConferenceAlabama State &Alcorn StateLewis Jackson, Alabama State[23]James Oliver, Alabama State1984 SWAC men's basketball tournamentMississippi Coliseum
(Jackson, Mississippi)		Alcorn State
Sun Belt ConferenceVCUTerry Catledge,South Alabama[24]J. D. Barnett, VCU198 Sun Belt Conference men's basketball tournamentBirmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex
(Birmingham, Alabama)		UAB
Trans America Athletic ConferenceHouston BaptistWillie Jackson,Centenary[25]Mike Hanks,Samford1984 TAAC men's basketball tournamentDon Coleman Coliseum
(Houston, Texas)		Houston Baptist
West Coast Athletic ConferenceSan DiegoJohn Stockton,Gonzaga[26]Jim Brovelli, San DiegoNo Tournament
Western Athletic ConferenceUTEPMichael Cage,San Diego State[27]Gary Colson,New Mexico1984 WAC men's basketball tournamentSpecial Events Center
(El Paso, Texas)		UTEP

Conference standings

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1983–84 AMCU-8 Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Illinois–Chicago12–2 .85722–7 .759
Northern Iowa10–4 .71418–10 .643
Southwest Missouri State9–5 .64318–10 .643
Eastern Illinois7–7 .50015–13 .536
Western Illinois †6–8 .42917–13 .567
Wisconsin–Green Bay5–9 .3579–19 .321
Cleveland State4–10 .28614–16 .467
Valparaiso3–11 .2149–19 .321
†1984 AMCU-8 tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll[28]
1983–84 Atlantic 10 men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 20Temple18–0 1.00026–5 .839
Saint Joseph's13–5 .72220–9 .690
George Washington11–7 .61117–12 .586
West Virginia †9–9 .50020–12 .625
Rutgers9–9 .50015–13 .536
St. Bonaventure8–10 .44418–13 .581
Duquesne8–10 .44410–18 .357
UMass6–12 .33312–17 .414
Rhode Island5–13 .2786–22 .214
Penn State3–15 .1675–22 .185
†1984 Atlantic 10 Tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 ACC men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 1North Carolina14–0 1.00028–3 .903
No. 11Maryland †9–5 .64324–8 .750
No. 19Wake Forest7–7 .50023–9 .719
No. 14Duke7–7 .50024–10 .706
Georgia Tech6–8 .42918–11 .621
Virginia6–8 .42921–12 .636
NC State4–10 .28619–14 .576
Clemson3–11 .21414–14 .500
†1984 ACC tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 Big East men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 2Georgetown†14–2 .87534–3 .919
No. 18Syracuse12–4 .75023–9 .719
Villanova12–4 .75019–12 .613
Boston College8–8 .50018–12 .600
St. John's8–8 .50018–12 .600
Pittsburgh6–10 .37518–13 .581
Connecticut5–11 .31313–15 .464
Providence5–11 .31315–14 .517
Seton Hall2–14 .1259–19 .321
†1984 Big East tournament winner
As of April 2, 1984[29]
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 Big Eight Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 7Oklahoma13–1 .92929–5 .853
Kansas †9–5 .64322–10 .688
Nebraska7–7 .50018–12 .600
Iowa State6–8 .42916–13 .552
Colorado6–8 .42916–13 .552
Kansas State5–9 .35714–15 .483
Oklahoma State5–9 .35713–15 .464
Missouri5–9 .35716–14 .533
†1984 Big Eight tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 Big Sky men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Weber State12–2 .85723–8 .742
Montana9–5 .64323–7 .767
Montana State7–7 .50014–15 .483
Nevada †7–7 .50017–14 .548
Idaho State6–8 .42912–19 .387
Boise State6–8 .42915–12 .556
Northern Arizona5–9 .35713–14 .481
Idaho4–10 .2869–19 .321
†1984 Big Sky tournament winner
1983–84 Big Ten Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 6Illinois15–3 .83326–5 .839
No. 10Purdue15–3 .83322–7 .759
Indiana13–5 .72222–9 .710
Michigan10–8 .55624–9 .727
Michigan State8–10 .44415–13 .536
Ohio State8–10 .44415–14 .517
Northwestern5–13 .27814–14 .500
Minnesota6–12 .33315–13 .536
Iowa6–12 .33313–15 .464
Wisconsin*0–18 .0000–28 .000
Rankings fromAP Poll
*Wisconsin forfeited all games due to NCAA sanctions.
Disputed record (4–14, 8–20)
1983–84 ECC men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Bucknell14–2 .87524–5 .828
Rider †11–5 .68820–11 .645
Drexel10–6 .62517–12 .586
Lafayette9–7 .56312–17 .414
Hofstra9–7 .56314–14 .500
Delaware6–10 .37511–16 .407
American5–11 .3136–22 .214
Towson5–11 .31310–19 .345
Lehigh3–13 .1884–23 .148
†1984 ECC tournament winner
Rankings fromAP poll
1983–84 ECAC Metro men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Long Island †11–5 .68820–11 .645
Robert Morris11–5 .68817–13 .567
Fairleigh Dickinson10–6 .62517–12 .586
Loyola (MD)10–6 .62516–12 .571
Marist8–8 .50014–15 .483
Siena8–8 .50015–13 .536
Saint Francis (PA)8–8 .50012–15 .444
Wagner5–11 .3138–20 .286
St. Francis (NY)1–15 .0632–26 .071
†1984 ECAC Metro tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 ECAC North men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Northeastern †14–0 1.00027–5 .844
Canisius9–5 .64319–11 .633
Boston University9–5 .64316–13 .552
New Hampshire8–6 .57115–13 .536
Maine7–7 .50017–10 .630
Niagara5–9 .35710–18 .357
Vermont3–11 .2147–21 .250
Colgate1–13 .0715–22 .185
†1984 ECAC North tournament winner
1983–84 ECAC South men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Richmond †7–3 .70022–10 .688
Navy6–4 .60024–8 .750
William & Mary6–4 .60014–14 .500
George Mason5–5 .50021–7 .750
James Madison5–5 .50015–14 .517
East Carolina1–9 .1004–24 .143
†1984 ECAC South tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll[30]
1983–84 Ivy League men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Princeton10–4 .71418–10 .643
Cornell9–5 .64316–10 .615
Harvard9–5 .64315–11 .577
Penn7–7 .50010–16 .385
Brown6–8 .42911–15 .423
Dartmouth6–8 .42911–15 .423
Columbia5–9 .3578–18 .308
Yale4–10 .2867–19 .269
Rankings fromAP Poll[31]
1983–84 Metro Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 16Memphis State †11–3 .78626–7 .788
Louisville11–3 .78624–11 .686
Florida State9–5 .64320–11 .645
Virginia Tech8–6 .57122–13 .629
Tulane7–7 .50017–11 .607
South Carolina5–9 .35712–16 .429
Southern Miss4–10 .28613–15 .464
Cincinnati0–14 .0003–25 .107
†1984 Metro Conference tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll[32]
1983–84 MAAC men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
La Salle11–3 .78620–11 .645
Saint Peter's11–3 .78623–6 .793
Iona †11–3 .78623–8 .742
Fordham7–7 .50019–15 .559
Fairfield5–9 .35710–18 .357
Holy Cross5–9 .35712–18 .400
Army4–10 .28611–17 .393
Manhattan2–12 .1439–19 .321
†1984 MAAC tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll[33]
1983–84 Mid-American Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Miami†16–2 .88924–6 .800
Ohio14–4 .77820–8 .714
Bowling Green11–7 .61118–10 .643
Toledo11–7 .61118–11 .621
Northern Illinois9–9 .50012–15 .444
Eastern Michigan8–10 .44412–17 .414
Kent State8–10 .44415–14 .517
Central Michigan6–12 .33311–16 .407
Ball State5–13 .2788–19 .296
Western Michigan2–16 .1114–22 .154
†Mid-American Conference tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 MEAC men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
North Carolina A&T †9–1 .90022–7 .759
Howard7–3 .70014–13 .519
South Carolina State6–4 .60013–16 .448
Delaware State3–7 .30012–16 .429
Maryland Eastern Shore3–7 .3007–21 .250
Bethune–Cookman2–8 .2006–22 .214
Florida A&M– –7–19 .269
†1984 MEAC tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 Midwestern City Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Oral Roberts †11–3 .78621–10 .677
Loyola-Chicago10–4 .71420–9 .690
Xavier9–5 .64322–11 .667
Butler7–7 .50013–15 .464
Evansville7–7 .50015–14 .517
Saint Louis5–9 .35712–16 .429
Detroit4–10 .2868–20 .286
Oklahoma City3–11 .2148–19 .296
†1984 MCC tournament winner
1983–84 Missouri Valley Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Illinois State13–3 .81323–8 .742
No. 12Tulsa †13–3 .81327–4 .871
Wichita State11–5 .68818–12 .600
Creighton8–8 .50017–14 .548
Bradley7–9 .43815–13 .536
Southern Illinois7–9 .43815–13 .536
Indiana State6–10 .37514–14 .500
Drake4–12 .2508–20 .286
West Texas State3–13 .1888–19 .296
†1984 MVC tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 Ohio Valley Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Morehead State †12–2 .85725–6 .806
Tennessee Tech11–3 .78618–10 .643
Youngstown State9–5 .64318–11 .621
Murray State7–7 .50015–13 .536
Austin Peay5–9 .35711–16 .407
Eastern Kentucky5–9 .35711–16 .407
Middle Tennessee4–10 .28611–16 .407
Akron3–11 .2148–19 .296
†1984 OVC tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll[34]
1983–84 Pacific Coast Athletic Association men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 13UNLV16–2 .88929–6 .829
UC Irvine14–4 .77819–10 .655
Fresno State†13–5 .72225–8 .758
Utah State12–6 .66719–11 .633
New Mexico State9–9 .50013–15 .464
Cal State Fullerton8–10 .44417–13 .567
San Jose State6–12 .33310–18 .357
Long Beach State6–12 .3339–19 .321
UC Santa Barbara5–13 .27810–17 .370
Pacific1–17 .0563–27 .100
†1984 PCAA tournament winner
1983–84 Pacific-10 Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 15Washington15–3 .83324–7 .774
No. 17Oregon State15–3 .83322–7 .759
Oregon11–7 .61116–13 .552
UCLA10–8 .55617–11 .607
Stanford8–10 .44419–12 .613
Arizona State8–10 .44413–15 .464
Arizona8–10 .44411–17 .393
USC6–12 .33311–20 .355
California5–13 .27812–16 .429
Washington State4–14 .22210–18 .357
As of April 15, 1984[35]
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 Southeastern Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 3Kentucky †14–4 .77829–5 .853
Auburn12–6 .66720–11 .645
Florida11–7 .61116–13 .552
LSU11–7 .61118–11 .621
Alabama10–8 .55618–12 .600
Tennessee9–9 .50021–14 .600
Vanderbilt8–10 .44414–15 .483
Georgia8–10 .44417–13 .567
Mississippi State4–14 .2229–19 .321
Ole Miss3–15 .1678–20 .286
†1984 SEC tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 Southern Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Marshall†13–3 .81325–6 .806
Chattanooga12–4 .75024–7 .774
Western Carolina9–7 .56315–13 .536
Appalachian State8–8 .50013–16 .448
The Citadel8–8 .50014–14 .500
Furman7–9 .43812–17 .414
East Tennessee State6–10 .3759–19 .321
Davidson5–11 .3139–19 .321
VMI4–12 .2508–19 .296
†Tournament winner
As of April 30, 1984
Rankings fromAP poll
1983–84 Southland Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Lamar11–1 .91726–5 .839
Northeast Louisiana9–3 .75017–12 .586
Louisiana Tech †8–4 .66726–7 .788
McNeese State6–6 .50016–15 .516
Arkansas State4–8 .33313–15 .464
North Texas3–9 .2509–19 .321
Texas-Arlington1–11 .0835–23 .179
†1984 Southland tournament winner
Rankings fromAP poll[36]
1983–84 Southwest Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 5Houston †15–1 .93832–5 .865
No. 8Arkansas14–2 .87525–7 .781
SMU12–4 .75025–8 .758
Texas Tech10–6 .62517–12 .586
Texas A&M7–9 .43816–14 .533
Rice6–10 .37513–17 .433
TCU4–12 .25011–17 .393
Texas3–13 .1887–21 .250
Baylor1–15 .0635–23 .179
†1984 SWC tournament winner
Rankings fromAP poll
1983–84 SWAC men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Alcorn State †11–3 .78621–10 .677
Alabama State11–3 .78622–6 .786
Southern10–4 .71416–12 .571
Grambling State7–7 .50017–12 .586
Mississippi Valley State6–8 .42915–13 .536
Texas Southern6–8 .42912–17 .414
Jackson State5–9 .35710–18 .357
Prairie View A&M0–14 .0002–26 .071
†1984 SWAC tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 Sun Belt Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
VCU11–3 .78623–7 .767
Old Dominion9–5 .64319–12 .613
South Florida9–5 .64317–11 .607
South Alabama9–5 .64322–8 .733
UAB †8–6 .57123–11 .676
Western Kentucky5–9 .35712–17 .414
Jacksonville3–11 .21412–16 .429
UNC Charlotte2–12 .1439–19 .321
†1984 Sun Belt Conference tournament winner
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 Trans America Athletic Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Houston Baptist †11–3 .78624–7 .774
Samford10–4 .71422–8 .733
Georgia Southern8–6 .57116–12 .571
Arkansas–Little Rock7–7 .50014–15 .483
Centenary7–7 .50012–16 .429
Mercer6–8 .42914–14 .500
Hardin–Simmons5–9 .3579–22 .290
Northwestern State2–12 .1436–22 .214
Nicholls State*0–0 –19–7 .731
†1984 TAAC tournament winner
*Provisional member; played no conference games.
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 West Coast Athletic Conference men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
San Diego9–3 .75018–10 .643
Santa Clara7–5 .58322–10 .688
Saint Mary's7–5 .58312–16 .429
Gonzaga6–6 .50017–10 .630
Pepperdine6–6 .50015–13 .536
Loyola Marymount5–7 .41712–15 .444
Portland2–10 .16711–17 .393
Rankings fromAP Poll
1983–84 WAC men's basketball standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 9UTEP †13–3 .81327–4 .871
BYU12–4 .75020–11 .645
New Mexico10–6 .62524–11 .686
Wyoming9–7 .56317–13 .567
Colorado State9–7 .56316–14 .533
Hawaii6–10 .37512–16 .429
San Diego State6–10 .37515–13 .536
Utah4–12 .25011–19 .367
Air Force3–13 .1888–19 .296
†1984 WAC tournament winner
Rankings fromAP poll[37]

Division I independents

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A total of 20 college teams played asDivision I independents. Among them,DePaul (27–3) had both the bestwinning percentage (.900) and the most wins.[38]

1983–84 NCAA Division I men's basketball independents standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 4DePaul– –27–3 .900
UTSA– –20–8 .714
Southwestern Louisiana– –23–10 .697
Stetson– –19–9 .679
Dayton– –21–11 .656
Notre Dame– –21–12 .636
Marquette– –17–13 .567
Baptist– –15–13 .536
New Orleans– –14–14 .500
Texas–Pan American– –13–14 .481
Tennessee State– –12–15 .444
Utica– –11–15 .423
Southeastern Louisiana– –11–17 .393
UNC Wilmington– –11–17 .393
Campbell– –10–18 .357
Brooklyn– –8–20 .286
Monmouth– –6–21 .222
Georgia State– –6–22 .214
Eastern Washington– –4–22 .154
U.S. International– –2–26 .071
Rankings fromAP Poll

Informal championships

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ConferenceRegular
season winner		Most Valuable Player
Philadelphia Big 5La Salle &TempleRalph Lewis, La Salle

La Salle and Temple both finished with 3–1 records in head-to-head competition among the Philadelphia Big 5.

Statistical leaders

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Field-goal percentage
PlayerSchoolPPGPlayerSchoolRPGPlayerSchoolAPGPlayerSchoolFG%
Joe JakubickAkron30.1Akeem OlajuwonHouston13.5Craig LathenUIC9.4Akeem OlajuwonHouston67.5
Lewis JacksonAlabama St.29.0Carey ScurryLong Island13.5Danny TarkanianUNLV8.5Bobby Lee HurtAlabama66.4
Devin DurrantBYU27.9Xavier McDanielWichita St.13.1Reid GettysHouston8.4Keith WalkerUtica66.0
Alfredrick HughesLoyola (IL)27.6Donald NewmanArk.–Little Rock12.9Andre LaFleurNortheastern7.9Patrick EwingGeorgetown65.8
Wayman TisdaleOklahoma27.0Michael CageSan Diego St.12.6Tony WilliamFlorida St.7.7A.C. GreenOregon St.65.7
Jeff CrossMaine12.6
Free-throw percentage
PlayerSchoolFT%
Steve AlfordIndiana91.3
Joe CarrabinoHarvard90.5
Chris MullinSt. John's90.4
Bob FerryHarvard90.3
Vince CunninghamUTSA87.9

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Postseason tournaments

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NCAA tournament

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Main article:1984 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament

Final Four -Kingdome,Seattle, Washington

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National semifinalsNational championship game
      
E7Virginia47*
MW2Houston49
W1Georgetown84
MW2Houston75
ME1Kentucky40
W1Georgetown53

National Invitation tournament

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Main article:1984 National Invitation Tournament

NIT Semifinals and Final

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SemifinalsFinals
      
Southwestern Louisiana59
Notre Dame65
Notre Dame63
Michigan83
Michigan78
Virginia Tech75
Third place game
   
Southwestern Louisiana70
Virginia Tech71

Award winners

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Consensus All-American teams

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Main article:1984 NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans
Consensus First Team
PlayerPositionClassTeam
Patrick EwingCJuniorGeorgetown
Michael JordanGJuniorNorth Carolina
Akeem OlajuwonCJuniorHouston
Sam PerkinsFSeniorNorth Carolina
Wayman TisdaleFSophomoreOklahoma


Consensus Second Team
PlayerPositionClassTeam
Michael CageFSeniorSan Diego State
Devin DurrantFSeniorBrigham Young
Keith LeeF/CJuniorMemphis State
Chris MullinF/GJuniorSt. John's
Melvin TurpinC/FSeniorKentucky
Leon WoodGSeniorCal State Fullerton

Major player of the year awards

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Major coach of the year awards

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Other major awards

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Coaching changes

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A number of teams changed coaches during the season and after it ended.

TeamFormer
Coach		Interim
Coach		New
Coach		Reason
AkronBob RupertBob Huggins
ClemsonBill FosterCliff EllisFoster left to restart the basketball program atMiami.
DePaulRay MeyerJoey Meyer
SamfordMike HanksMel Hankinson
South AlabamaCliff EllisMike Hanks
UCLALarry FarmerWalt Hazzard
West Texas A&MKen EdwardsGary Moss

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