1984 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament

1984 NCAA Men's Division I
Basketball Tournament

Teams

Finals site

Kingdome
Seattle, Washington

Champions

Georgetown (1st title, 3rd title game,
3rd Final Four)

Runner-up

Houston (2nd title game,
5th Final Four)

Semifinalists

Kentucky (9th Final Four)
Virginia (2nd Final Four)

Winning coach

John Thompson (1st title)

MOP

Patrick Ewing Georgetown

Attendance

397,481

Top scorer

Roosevelt Chapman Dayton
(105 points)

NCAA Men's Division I Tournaments
«1983	1985»

The 1984 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament involved 53 schools playing in single-elimination play to determine the national champion of men's NCAA Division I college basketball. It began on March 13, 1984, and ended with the championship game on April 2 in Seattle, Washington. A total of 52 games were played. This was the last tournament in which some teams earned first round byes as the field expanded to 64 teams beginning in the 1985 tournament when each team played in the first round.

Georgetown University, coached by John Thompson, won the national title with an 84–75 victory in the final game over Houston, coached by Guy Lewis. Patrick Ewing of Georgetown was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player. Thompson became the first African-American head coach to lead his team to any NCAA Division I title.

Locations

Dayton

Philadelphia

Charlotte

Birmingham

E. Rutherford

Lincoln

Memphis

Milwaukee

Pullman

Salt Lake City

1984 sites for play-in (orange) and first and second (green) rounds

Lexington

Atlanta

St. Louis

Los Angeles

Seattle

1984 Regionals (blue) and Final Four (red)

First and Second Rounds

Later Rounds

Region	Site
East	Atlanta, Georgia (Omni Coliseum)
Mideast	Lexington, Kentucky (Rupp Arena)
Midwest	St. Louis, Missouri (St. Louis Arena)
West	Los Angeles, California (Pauley Pavilion)
Finals	Seattle, Washington (Kingdome)

Teams

Region	Seed	Team	Coach	Finished	Final Opponent	Score
East
East	1	North Carolina	Dean Smith	Sweet Sixteen	4 Indiana	L 72-68
East	2	Arkansas	Eddie Sutton	Round of 32	7 Virginia	L 53-51
East	3	Syracuse	Jim Boeheim	Sweet Sixteen	7 Virginia	L 63-55
East	4	Indiana	Bob Knight	Regional Runner-up	7 Virginia	L 50-48
East	5	Auburn	Sonny Smith	Round of 48	12 Richmond	L 72-71
East	6	Virginia Commonwealth	J. D. Barnett	Round of 32	3 Syracuse	L 78-63
East	7	Virginia	Terry Holland	National Semifinals	2 Houston	L 49-47
East	8	Temple	John Chaney	Round of 32	1 North Carolina	L 77-66
East	9	St. John's	Lou Carnesecca	Round of 48	8 Temple	L 65-63
East	10	Iona	Pat Kennedy	Round of 48	7 Virginia	L 58-57
East	11	LIU-Brooklyn	Paul Lizzo	Preliminary Round	11 Northeastern	L 90-87
East	11	Northeastern	Jim Calhoun	Round of 48	6 Virginia Commonwealth	L 70-69
East	12	Richmond	Dick Tarrant	Round of 32	4 Indiana	L 75-67
East	12	Rider	John Carpenter	Preliminary Round	12 Richmond	L 89-65
Mideast
Mideast	1	Kentucky	Joe B. Hall	National Semifinals	1 Georgetown	L 53-40
Mideast	2	Illinois	Lou Henson	Regional Runner-up	1 Kentucky	L 54-51
Mideast	3	Maryland	Lefty Driesell	Sweet Sixteen	2 Illinois	L 72-70
Mideast	4	Tulsa	Nolan Richardson	Round of 32	5 Louisville	L 69-67
Mideast	5	Louisville	Denny Crum	Sweet Sixteen	1 Kentucky	L 72-67
Mideast	6	Oregon State	Ralph Miller	Round of 48	11 West Virginia	L 64-62
Mideast	7	Villanova	Rollie Massimino	Round of 32	2 Illinois	L 64-56
Mideast	8	BYU	LaDell Andersen	Round of 32	1 Kentucky	L 93-68
Mideast	9	UAB	Gene Bartow	Round of 48	8 BYU	L 84-68
Mideast	10	Marshall	Rick Huckabay	Round of 48	7 Villanova	L 84-72
Mideast	11	West Virginia	Gale Catlett	Round of 32	3 Maryland	L 102-77
Mideast	12	Morehead State	Wayne Martin	Round of 48	5 Louisville	L 72-59
Mideast	12	North Carolina A&T	Don Corbett	Preliminary Round	12 Morehead State	L 70-69
Midwest
Midwest	1	DePaul	Ray Meyer	Sweet Sixteen	4 Wake Forest	L 73-71
Midwest	2	Houston	Guy Lewis	Runner Up	1 Georgetown	L 84-75
Midwest	3	Purdue	Gene Keady	Round of 32	6 Memphis	L 66-48
Midwest	4	Wake Forest	Carl Tacy	Regional Runner-up	2 Houston	L 68-63
Midwest	5	Kansas	Larry Brown	Round of 32	4 Wake Forest	L 69-59
Midwest	6	Memphis State (Vacated)	Dana Kirk	Sweet Sixteen	2 Houston	L 78-71
Midwest	7	Fresno State	Boyd Grant	Round of 48	10 Louisiana Tech	L 66-56
Midwest	8	Illinois State	Bob Donewald	Round of 32	1 DePaul	L 75-61
Midwest	9	Alabama	Wimp Sanderson	Round of 48	8 Illinois State	L 49-48
Midwest	10	Louisiana Tech	Andy Russo	Round of 32	2 Houston	L 77-69
Midwest	11	Oral Roberts	Dick Acres	Round of 48	6 Memphis State	L 92-83
Midwest	12	Alcorn State	Davey Whitney	Round of 48	5 Kansas	L 57-56
Midwest	12	Houston Baptist	Gene Iba	Preliminary Round	12 Alcorn State	L 79-60
West
West	1	Georgetown	John Thompson	Champion	2 Houston	W 84-75
West	2	Oklahoma	Billy Tubbs	Round of 32	10 Dayton	L 89-85
West	3	Duke	Mike Krzyzewski	Round of 32	6 Washington	L 80-78
West	4	UTEP	Don Haskins	Round of 32	5 UNLV	L 73-60
West	5	UNLV	Jerry Tarkanian	Sweet Sixteen	1 Georgetown	L 62-48
West	6	Washington	Marv Harshman	Sweet Sixteen	10 Dayton	L 64-58
West	7	LSU	Dale Brown	Round of 48	10 Dayton	L 74-66
West	8	Miami, Ohio	Darrell Hedric	Round of 48	9 SMU	L 83-69
West	9	SMU	Dave Bliss	Round of 32	1 Georgetown	L 37-36
West	10	Dayton	Don Donoher	Regional Runner-up	1 Georgetown	L 61-49
West	11	Nevada	Sonny Allen	Round of 48	6 Washington	L 64-54
West	12	Princeton	Pete Carril	Round of 48	5 UNLV	L 68-56
West	12	San Diego	Jim Brovelli	Preliminary Round	12 Princeton	L 65-56

Bracket

* – Denotes overtime period

Preliminary Round

East #11 Seed - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


11	Northeastern	90

11	LIU-Brooklyn	87

East #12 Seed- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


12	Richmond	89

12	Rider	65

Mideast #12 Seed - Dayton, Ohio


12	Morehead State	70

12	North Carolina A&T	69

Midwest #12 Seed - Dayton, Ohio


12	Alcorn State	79

12	Houston Baptist	60

West #12 Seed - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


12	Princeton	65

12	San Diego	56

East Regional - Atlanta, Georgia

First round			Second round			Regional Semifinals			Regional Finals

8	Temple	65
9	St. John's	63
			8	Temple	66

			1	North Carolina	77



						1	North Carolina	68

						4	Indiana	72



			4	Indiana	75

			12	Richmond	67
5	Auburn	71

12	Richmond	72
									4	Indiana	48

									7	Virginia	50
6	VCU	70

11	Northeastern	69
			6	VCU	63

			3	Syracuse	78



						3	Syracuse	55

						7	Virginia	63



			2	Arkansas	51*

			7	Virginia	53
7	Virginia	58

10	Iona	57

Midwest Regional - St. Louis, Missouri

First round			Second round			Regional Semifinals			Regional Finals

8	Illinois State	49
9	Alabama	48
			8	Illinois State	61

			1	DePaul	75



						1	DePaul	71*

						4	Wake Forest	73



			4	Wake Forest	69

			5	Kansas	59
5	Kansas	57

12	Alcorn State	56
									4	Wake Forest	63

									2	Houston	68
6	Memphis State	92

11	Oral Roberts	83
			6	Memphis State	66

			3	Purdue	48



						6	Memphis State	71

						2	Houston	78



			2	Houston	77

			10	Louisiana Tech	70
7	Fresno State	56

10	Louisiana Tech	66

Mideast Regional - Lexington, Kentucky

First round			Second round			Regional Semifinals			Regional Finals

8	BYU	84
9	UAB	68
			8	BYU	68

			1	Kentucky	93



						1	Kentucky	72

						5	Louisville	67



			4	Tulsa	67

			5	Louisville	69
5	Louisville	72

12	Morehead State	59
									1	Kentucky	54

									2	Illinois	51
6	Oregon State	62

11	West Virginia	64
			11	West Virginia	77

			3	Maryland	102



						3	Maryland	70

						2	Illinois	72



			2	Illinois	64

			7	Villanova	56
7	Villanova	84

10	Marshall	72

West Regional - Los Angeles, California

First round			Second round			Regional Semifinals			Regional Finals

8	Miami-OH	69
9	SMU	83
			9	SMU	36

			1	Georgetown	37



						1	Georgetown	62

						5	UNLV	48



			4	UTEP	60

			5	UNLV	73
5	UNLV	68

12	Princeton	56
									1	Georgetown	61

									10	Dayton	49
6	Washington	64

11	Nevada-Reno	54
			6	Washington	80

			3	Duke	78



						6	Washington	58

						10	Dayton	64



			2	Oklahoma	85

			10	Dayton	89
7	LSU	66

10	Dayton	74

Final Four

National Semifinals			National Championship Game


E7	Virginia	47*

MW2	Houston	49
			W1	Georgetown	84

			MW2	Houston	75
ME1	Kentucky	40

W1	Georgetown	53

CBS

April 2

Box Score

Houston 75, Georgetown 84
Scoring by half: 30–40, 45–44
Pts: Franklin 21 Rebs: Olajuwon 9 Asts: Franklin 9		Pts: Williams 19 Rebs: Ewing 9 Asts: Jackson 6

Attendance: 38,471

Broadcast information

Local Radio

Teams	Flagship station	Play-by-play announcer
Georgetown	WWDC-AM (Georgetown)	Rich Chvotkin
Kentucky	WHAS-AM (Louisville)	Cawood Ledford
LSU	WWL-AM (New Orleans)	Jim Hawthorne

References

NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship

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Structure	Selection process Opening Round Elite Eight Final Four National Championship Game

Venues	Venues

Champions & awards	Champions Most Outstanding Player

Media & culture	Bracketology Broadcasting Tournament Final Four March Madness pools "One Shining Moment"

Records & statistics	All-time team records Bids by school Bids by school and conference Consecutive appearances Final Four appearances by school Final Four participants Final Four appearances by coach Upsets

Georgetown Hoyas Men's Basketball 1983–84 NCAA Champions

Horace Broadnax Fred Brown Ralph Dalton Patrick Ewing (MOP) Michael Graham Michael Jackson Bill Martin Gene Smith Reggie Williams David Wingate Head Coach John Thompson Assistant Coach Craig Esherick

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