The 1983-84 Ohio State Buckeyes went 15-14 (8-10 in the Big Ten) under head coach Eldon Miller. Simple Rating System: 8.85.
| Date | Opponent | Result | Arena |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1983-11-26 | vs Akron Zips | W 94–78 | St. John Arena |
| 1983-12-01 | neutral Maryland Terrapins | W 72–68 | |
| 1983-12-03 | vs UConn Huskies | W 74–67 | St. John Arena |
| 1983-12-11 | at Missouri Tigers | L 53–64 | Hearnes Center |
| 1983-12-14 | at Tulane Green Wave | W 80–57 | Avron B. Fogelman Arena |
| 1983-12-17 | vs Ohio Bobcats | W 73–69 | St. John Arena |
| 1983-12-19 | vs Bowling Green Falcons | L 64–70 | St. John Arena |
| 1983-12-22 | vs Kansas Jayhawks | W 79–74 | St. John Arena |
| 1983-12-29 | neutral Saint Joseph's Hawks | W 64–61 | |
| 1983-12-30 | at Santa Clara Broncos | L 69–71 | Toso Pavilion |
| 1984-01-07 | vs Indiana Hoosiers | L 62–73 | St. John Arena |
| 1984-01-12 | vs Purdue Boilermakers | L 52–63 | St. John Arena |
| 1984-01-14 | vs Illinois Fighting Illini | L 53–55 | St. John Arena |
| 1984-01-18 | at Michigan Wolverines | W 62–60 | Crisler Arena |
| 1984-01-21 | at Michigan State Spartans | W 82–68 | Jenison Field House |
| 1984-01-26 | vs Iowa Hawkeyes | W 65–54 | St. John Arena |
| 1984-01-28 | vs Northwestern Wildcats | W 72–51 | St. John Arena |
| 1984-02-02 | at Wisconsin Badgers | W 85–74 | Wisconsin Field House |
| 1984-02-04 | at Minnesota Golden Gophers | L 61–83 | Williams Arena |
| 1984-02-09 | vs Minnesota Golden Gophers | W 73–62 | St. John Arena |
| 1984-02-11 | vs Wisconsin Badgers | W 71–65 | St. John Arena |
| 1984-02-16 | at Northwestern Wildcats | L 60–61 | WelshâRyan Arena |
| 1984-02-18 | at Iowa Hawkeyes | L 60–74 | Carver-Hawkeye Arena |
| 1984-02-22 | vs Michigan State Spartans | W 86–70 | St. John Arena |
| 1984-02-25 | vs Michigan Wolverines | L 59–62 | St. John Arena |
| 1984-03-01 | at Illinois Fighting Illini | L 58–73 | Assembly Hall |
| 1984-03-03 | at Purdue Boilermakers | L 63–85 | Mackey Arena |
| 1984-03-10 | at Indiana Hoosiers | L 49–53 | Assembly Hall |
| 1984-03-15 | at Xavier Musketeers | L 57–60 | Cincinnati Gardens |
1983-11-26: Behind Tony Campbell's 29 points, Ohio State Buckeyes pulled away from Akron 94–78. Joe Jakubick had 28 for Akron.
1983-12-01: Ohio State Buckeyes beat Maryland Terrapins 72–68. Tony Campbell led the winners with 23 points. Ben Coleman had 20 for Maryland Terrapins.
1983-12-03: Behind Taylor, Troy's 25 points, Ohio State Buckeyes defeated Connecticut Huskies 74–67. Kelley, Earl had 26 for Connecticut Huskies.
1983-12-11: Missouri Tigers handled Ohio State Buckeyes 64–53. Malcolm Thomas led the winners with 25 points. Ron Stokes had 12 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1983-12-14: Ohio State Buckeyes blew out Tulane Green Wave 80–57 as Tony Campbell scored a team-high 29. John Williams had 25 for Tulane Green Wave.
1983-12-17: Ohio State Buckeyes got past Ohio University 73–69 as Campbell, Tony scored a team-high 19. Devereaux, John had 24 for Ohio University.
1983-12-29: Ohio State Buckeyes survived St. Joseph's 64–61 as Campbell, Tony scored a team-high 19. Martin, Maurice had 20 for St. Joseph's.
1983-12-30: Santa Clara Broncos edged Ohio State Buckeyes 71–69. Harold Keeling led the winners with 20 points. Troy Taylor had 25 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1984-01-07: Indiana Hoosiers beat Ohio State Buckeyes 73–62 as Alford, Steve scored a team-high 24. Campbell, Tony had 16 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1984-01-12: Purdue Boilermakers handled Ohio State Buckeyes 63–52. Jim Rowinski led the winners with 21 points. Troy Taylor had 20 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1984-01-14: Illinois Fighting Illini edged Ohio State Buckeyes 55–53. Efrem Winters led the winners with 12 points. Tony Campbell had 14 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1984-01-18: Ohio State Buckeyes survived Michigan Wolverines 62–60 as Tony Campbell scored a team-high 22. Leslie Rockymore had 12 for Michigan Wolverines.
1984-01-21: Ohio State Buckeyes handled Michigan State Spartans 82–68. Tony Campbell led the winners with 25 points. Scott Skiles had 24 for Michigan State Spartans.
1984-01-26: Ohio State Buckeyes handled Iowa Hawkeyes 65–54. Tony Campbell led the winners with 22 points. Greg Stokes had 15 for Iowa Hawkeyes.
1984-01-28: Behind Dave Jones's 18 points, Ohio State Buckeyes rolled past Northwestern Wildcats 72–51. Art Aaron had 18 for Northwestern Wildcats.
1984-02-02: Behind Tony Campbell's 29 points, Ohio State Buckeyes pulled away from Wisconsin Badgers 85–74. Cory Blackwell had 20 for Wisconsin Badgers.
1984-02-04: Minnesota Golden Gophers blew out Ohio State Buckeyes 83–61 as Jim Petersen scored a team-high 22. Troy Taylor had 18 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1984-02-09: Behind Dave Jones's 20 points, Ohio State Buckeyes pulled away from Minnesota Golden Gophers 73–62. Jim Petersen had 18 for Minnesota Golden Gophers.
1984-02-11: Behind Tony Campbell's 20 points, Ohio State Buckeyes defeated Wisconsin Badgers 71–65. Scott Roth had 17 for Wisconsin Badgers.
1984-02-16: Northwestern Wildcats survived Ohio State Buckeyes 61–60 as Art Aaron scored a team-high 18. Tony Campbell had 26 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1984-02-18: Iowa Hawkeyes beat Ohio State Buckeyes 74–60 as Greg Stokes scored a team-high 24. Tony Campbell had 19 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1984-02-22: Ohio State Buckeyes beat Michigan State Spartans 86–70 as Tony Campbell scored a team-high 23. Sam Vincent had 21 for Michigan State Spartans.
1984-02-25: Behind Roy Tarpley's 24 points, Michigan Wolverines held off Ohio State Buckeyes 62–59. Tony Campbell had 19 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1984-03-01: Behind Efrem Winters's 26 points, Illinois Fighting Illini pulled away from Ohio State Buckeyes 73–58. Troy Taylor had 19 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1984-03-10: Behind Steve Alford's 17 points, Indiana Hoosiers defeated Ohio State Buckeyes 53–49. Troy Taylor had 14 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
1984-03-15: Behind Jeff Jenkins's 30 points, Xavier Musketeers held off Ohio State Buckeyes 60–57. Troy Taylor had 16 for Ohio State Buckeyes.
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Top 100 by all-time D1 wins. Verified against the NCAA record book — and tiered so you can argue properly.
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