1983–84 NCAA football bowl games

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1983–84 NCAA football bowl games

1983 Bowls-USA-states.PNG
Number of bowl games per state.
Season 1983
Regular season September 3–December 3
Number of Bowls 16
Bowl games December 10, 1983 –
January 2, 1984
National Championship 1984 Orange Bowl
Location of Championship Miami Orange Bowl,
Miami, Florida
Champions Miami Hurricanes
Conference Bowl Records
Conference Bowl
Teams		 Record %

Teams in
AP Poll
Independents 7 5–2 0.714 5    
SEC 7 5–2 0.714 4    
Big Ten 4 1–3 0.250 4    
Big Eight 3 1–2 0.333 1    
SWC 3 0–3 0.000 2    
WAC 2 2–0 1.000 2    
Pac-10 2 1–1 0.500 1    
ACC 2 0–2 0.000 1    
MAC 1 1–0 1.000 0    
Big West 1 0–1 0.000 0    
College football bowl games
«1982–83 1984–85»
Number of bowl teams per state.

The 1983-84 Bowl Season featured 16 games starting early in December and ending on January 1, 1984. The Tangerine Bowl was renamed the Florida Citrus Bowl.

Contents

[edit] Bowl Games

NOTE: Rankings used are the final regular season AP Rankings whenever noted

[edit] Independence Bowl

Main article: 1983 Independence Bowl

[edit] California Bowl

Main article: 1983 California Bowl

[edit] Florida Citrus Bowl

Main article: 1983 Florida Citrus Bowl

[edit] All-American Bowl

Main article: 1983 All-American Bowl

[edit] Holiday Bowl

Main article: 1983 Holiday Bowl

[edit] Sun Bowl

Main article: 1983 Sun Bowl

[edit] Aloha Bowl

Main article: 1983 Aloha Bowl

[edit] Liberty Bowl

Main article: 1983 Liberty Bowl

[edit] Gator Bowl

Main article: 1983 Gator Bowl

[edit] Peach Bowl

Main article: 1983 Peach Bowl

[edit] Bluebonnet Bowl

Main article: 1983 Bluebonnet Bowl

[edit] Sugar Bowl

Main article: 1984 Sugar Bowl

[edit] Cotton Bowl Classic

Main article: 1984 Cotton Bowl Classic

[edit] Orange Bowl

Main article: 1984 Orange Bowl

[edit] Fiesta Bowl

Main article: 1984 Fiesta Bowl

[edit] Rose Bowl

Main article: 1984 Rose Bowl

[edit] Final rankings

[edit] AP Poll

  1. Miami (FL)
  2. Nebraska
  3. Auburn
  4. Georgia
  5. Texas
  6. Florida
  7. BYU
  8. Michigan
  9. Ohio State
  10. Illinois
  11. Clemson
  12. SMU
  13. Air Force
  14. Iowa
  15. Alabama
  16. West Virginia
  17. UCLA
  18. Pittsburgh
  19. Boston College
  20. East Carolina

[edit] Coaches' Poll

  1. Miami (FL)
  2. Nebraska
  3. Auburn
  4. Georgia
  5. Texas
  6. Florida
  7. BYU
  8. Ohio State
  9. Michigan
  10. Illinois
  11. SMU
  12. Alabama
  13. UCLA
  14. Iowa
  15. Air Force
  16. West Virginia
  17. Penn State
  18. Oklahoma State
  19. Pittsburgh
  20. Boston College
  • Clemson was on probation by the NCAA during the 1983 season; they were therefore ineligible to receive votes in the Coaches' Poll
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