1983-84 UCLA Bruins basketball — schedule and results

The 1983-84 UCLA Bruins went 17-11 (10-8 in the Pac-10) under head coach Larry Farmer. The team peaked at #6 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 7.61.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 28 games from this season: 13–4 at home, 4–7 on the road. The Bruins scored 69.8 points per game and allowed 66.0 (+3.8 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 7 games, from Dec 17, 1983 to Jan 10, 1984. The most lopsided win was 85–58 over Idaho State Bengals on Nov 25, 1983; the heaviest defeat was 84–68 to DePaul Blue Demons on Jan 28, 1984. The tightest finish was a 3-point win against Arizona Wildcats (61–58).

Among UCLA Bruins' 107 recorded seasons, 1983-84's .607 winning percentage ranks 80th. Previous season: 1982-83 Bruins (23–6). Next season: 1984-85 Bruins (21–12).

Game-by-game results (28 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
1983-11-25	vs Idaho State Bengals	W 85–58	Pauley Pavilion
1983-11-26	vs Long Beach State Beach	W 65–59	Pauley Pavilion
1983-12-03	at Notre Dame Fighting Irish	W 51–47	Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center
1983-12-10	vs New Mexico Lobos	L 60–65	Pauley Pavilion
1983-12-17	vs Memphis Tigers	W 65–51	Pauley Pavilion
1983-12-19	vs Howard Bison	W 63–52	Pauley Pavilion
1983-12-22	vs Saint Mary's Gaels	W 63–54	Pauley Pavilion
1983-12-28	vs BYU Cougars	W 82–73	Pauley Pavilion
1984-01-05	vs Arizona State Sun Devils	W 79–57	Pauley Pavilion
1984-01-07	at Arizona Wildcats	W 61–58	McKale Center
1984-01-10	vs Stanford Cardinal	W 71–66	Pauley Pavilion
1984-01-14	at Oregon Ducks	L 51–62	McArthur Court
1984-01-19	vs California Golden Bears	W 76–54	Pauley Pavilion
1984-01-22	at Louisville Cardinals	L 78–86	Freedom Hall
1984-01-26	vs USC Trojans	W 75–69	Pauley Pavilion
1984-01-28	vs DePaul Blue Demons	L 68–84	Pauley Pavilion
1984-02-02	at Washington State Cougars	W 73–59	Friel Court at Beasley Coliseum
1984-02-04	at Washington Huskies	L 81–89	Hec Edmundson Pavilion
1984-02-09	vs Oregon Ducks	L 83–87	Pauley Pavilion
1984-02-11	vs Oregon State Beavers	L 63–72	Pauley Pavilion
1984-02-16	at California Golden Bears	W 70–62	Harmon Gym
1984-02-18	at Stanford Cardinal	L 64–75	Maples Pavilion
1984-02-25	at USC Trojans	L 72–80	L.A. Sports Arena
1984-02-27	at Arizona State Sun Devils	L 67–76	Desert Financial Arena
1984-03-01	vs Washington Huskies	W 73–59	Pauley Pavilion
1984-03-03	vs Washington State Cougars	W 83–64	Pauley Pavilion
1984-03-08	vs Arizona Wildcats	W 68–60	Pauley Pavilion
1984-03-10	at Oregon State Beavers	L 65–70	Gill Coliseum

Game recaps

1983-11-25: UCLA Bruins blew out Idaho State Bengals 85–58 as Malouon scored a team-high 16. Chavez had 14 for Idaho State Bengals.

1983-11-26: UCLA Bruins beat Long Beach State 65–59. Fields led the winners with 13 points. Verberckt had 15 for Long Beach State.

1983-12-03: UCLA Bruins beat Notre Dame Fighting Irish 51–47. Fields, Kenny led the winners with 18 points. Sluby, Tom had 13 for Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

1983-12-10: New Mexico beat UCLA Bruins 65–60. Smith led the winners with 18 points. Jackson had 15 for UCLA Bruins.

1983-12-17: UCLA Bruins beat Memphis Tigers 65–51 as Fields scored a team-high 16. Parks had 18 for Memphis Tigers.

1983-12-19: UCLA Bruins beat Howard Bison 63–52 as Gray scored a team-high 13. Hill had 16 for Howard Bison.

1983-12-22: Behind Fields's 16 points, UCLA Bruins defeated Saint Mary's Gaels 63–54. Pickett had 16 for Saint Mary's Gaels.

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.

1984-01-05: Behind Fields's 21 points, UCLA Bruins rolled past Arizona State Sun Devils 79–57. Beasley had 20 for Arizona State Sun Devils.

1984-01-10: UCLA Bruins beat Stanford 71–66. Fields led the winners with 19 points. Revelli had 17 for Stanford.

1984-01-14: Oregon Ducks handled UCLA Bruins 62–51. Blair Rasmussen led the winners with 20 points. Ralph Jackson had 16 for UCLA Bruins.

1984-01-19: UCLA Bruins routed California 76–54. Gray led the winners with 16 points. Butler had 12 for California.

1984-01-22: Louisville Cardinals beat UCLA Bruins 86–78. Charles Jones led the winners with 27 points. Kenny Fields had 25 for UCLA Bruins. Charles Jones grabbed 15 rebounds.

1984-01-26: UCLA Bruins got past USC Trojans 75–69 as Fields scored a team-high 19. Carlander had 31 for USC Trojans.

1984-01-28: DePaul Blue Demons handled UCLA Bruins 84–68. Corbin led the winners with 17 points. Fields had 16 for UCLA Bruins.

1984-02-02: Behind Kenny Fields's 20 points, UCLA Bruins pulled away from Washington State Cougars 73–59. Keith Morrison had 16 for Washington State Cougars.

1984-02-04: Washington Huskies beat UCLA Bruins 89–81. Detlef Schrempf led the winners with 27 points. Kenny Fields had 26 for UCLA Bruins. Chris Welp grabbed 17 rebounds.

1984-02-09: Oregon Ducks got past UCLA Bruins 87–83 as Rasmussen scored a team-high 26. Fields had 25 for UCLA Bruins.

1984-02-11: Oregon State Beavers got past UCLA Bruins 72–63 as Sexton scored a team-high 21. Fields had 23 for UCLA Bruins.

1984-02-16: Behind Kenny Fields's 14 points, UCLA Bruins defeated California Golden Bears 70–62. Kevin Johnson had 22 for California Golden Bears.

1984-02-18: Stanford Cardinal beat UCLA Bruins 75–64 as Keith Jones scored a team-high 23. Kenny Fields had 17 for UCLA Bruins.

1984-02-25: USC Trojans got past UCLA Bruins 80–72 as Ron Holmes scored a team-high 28. Kenny Fields had 24 for UCLA Bruins.

1984-02-27: Arizona State Sun Devils beat UCLA Bruins 76–67. Chris Beasley led the winners with 19 points. Kenny Fields had 16 for UCLA Bruins.

1984-03-01: Behind Jackson's 22 points, UCLA Bruins pulled away from Washington Huskies 73–59. Schrempf had 12 for Washington Huskies.

1984-03-08: UCLA Bruins beat Arizona Wildcats 68–60. Fields led the winners with 24 points. Williams had 25 for Arizona Wildcats.

1984-03-10: Oregon State Beavers got past UCLA Bruins 70–65 as A.C. Green scored a team-high 24. Kenny Fields had 28 for UCLA Bruins.

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