1983-84 BYU Cougars basketball — schedule and results
The 1983-84 BYU Cougars went 20-11 (12-4 in the WAC) under head coach Ladell Andersen. Simple Rating System: 8.8.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 31 games from this season: 14–1 at home, 4–8 on the road, and 2–2 on neutral courts. The Cougars scored 78.5 points per game and allowed 75.0 (+3.5 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 4 games, from Jan 26, 1984 to Feb 2, 1984. The most lopsided win was 119–84 over Hofstra Pride on Nov 30, 1983; the heaviest defeat was 93–59 at Kentucky Wildcats on Dec 17, 1983. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Oregon Ducks (79–78). 1 game went to overtime.
Among BYU Cougars' 113 recorded seasons, 1983-84's .645 winning percentage ranks 60th. Previous season: 1982-83 Cougars (15–14). Next season: 1984-85 Cougars (15–14).
Game-by-game results (31 games)
Game recaps
1983-12-17: Kentucky Wildcats routed Brigham Young 93–59. Melvin Turpin led the winners with 16 points. Devin Durrant had 33 for Brigham Young.
1983-12-28: UCLA Bruins got past BYU Cougars 82–73 as Gray scored a team-high 19. Durrant had 36 for BYU Cougars. Applegate grabbed 17 rebounds.
1984-03-03: BYU Cougars got past New Mexico Lobos 80–73 as Devin Durrant scored a team-high 34. Tim Garrett had 29 for New Mexico Lobos.
1984-03-09: New Mexico Lobos got past BYU Cougars 64–55 as Garrett scored a team-high 25. Durrant had 23 for BYU Cougars.
1984-03-17: Behind Kenny Walker's 19 points, Kentucky Wildcats rolled past Brigham Young 93–68. Devin Durrant had 28 for Brigham Young.
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