Basketball (M) 1984

1983-84 23-10 Coach: Bobby Paschal NIT Final Four

Nov. 26 Biscayne W 108-65
Dec. 3 @Mississippi W 80-62
Dec. 10 East Texas St. W 104-64
Dec. 12 Cal-Riverside W 68-45
Dec. 16 Eastern Washington W 83-70
Dec. 17 Southern Illinois W 99-73
Dec. 22 Fresno St. L 66-81
Dec. 28 Florida W 74-65
Dec. 29 Kansas W 54-45
Jan. 3 Weber St. W 69-58
Jan. 7 New York-Fredonia St. W 108-49
Jan. 9 Marquette W 68-58
Jan. 11 @Louisiana Tech L 62-63
Jan. 14 @McNeese St. W 95-82
Jan. 21 Texas-Pan American L 81-88
Jan. 23 Tennessee Tech (2OT) W 93-91
Jan. 25 @Southern Miss L 54-60
Jan. 28 Louisiana Tech L 73-77
Jan. 30 @Wichita St. L 59-63
Feb. 2 New Orleans W 62-52
Feb. 6 Stetson (OT) W 73-69
Feb. 11 @Stetson (OT) W 73-69
Feb. 18 @Louisiana-Monroe W 66-54
Feb. 20 Wichita St. W 78-61
Feb. 22 @Texas-Pan American W 56-54
Feb. 25 @New Orleans W 64-61
Feb. 27 Louisiana-Monroe W 72-71
March 3 McNeese St. L 55-57
March 14 Utah St. W 94-92
March 19 Weber St. W 74-72
March 22 Santa Clara W 97-76
March 25 Notre Dame L 59-65
March 28 Virginia Tech L 70-71

Year Records

Scoring- George Almones 16.9

Steals- George Almones 1.6

Rebounds- Dion Brown 8.3

Blocks- Graylin Warner 1.0

Assists- George Almones 5.4

Minutes- Dion Brown 36.8

Alonza Allen aka "Allah the Rim God" Sports Illustrated called it the greatest nickname in college basketball history	Guard George Almones proved to be a clutch performer for the Cajuns	Forward Graylin Warner finished his career as the Cajuns 5th all-time leading scorer
The 1984 Ragin Cajuns made the trip to the NIT Final Four in New York

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