1983 NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans

The Consensus 1983 College Basketball All-American team, as determined by aggregating the results of four major All-American teams.[1] To earn "consensus" status, a player must win honors from a majority of the following teams: the Associated Press, the USBWA, The United Press International and the National Association of Basketball Coaches.

1983 Consensus All-America team

Consensus First Team

Player	Position	Class	Team
Dale Ellis	F	Senior	Tennessee
Patrick Ewing	C	Sophomore	Georgetown
Michael Jordan	G	Sophomore	North Carolina
Keith Lee	F/C	Sophomore	Memphis State
Sam Perkins	F	Junior	North Carolina
Ralph Sampson	C	Senior	Virginia
Wayman Tisdale	F	Freshman	Oklahoma

Consensus Second Team

Player	Position	Class	Team
Clyde Drexler	G/F	Junior	Houston
Sidney Green	F/C	Senior	UNLV
John Paxson	G	Senior	Notre Dame
Steve Stipanovich	C	Senior	Missouri
Jon Sundvold	G	Senior	Missouri
Darrell Walker	G	Senior	Arkansas
Randy Wittman	F/G	Senior	Indiana

Individual All-America teams

All-America Team
	First team		Second team		Third team
	Player	School	Player	School	Player	School
Associated Press [2]	Dale Ellis	Tennessee	Clyde Drexler	Houston	Antoine Carr	Wichita State
	Patrick Ewing	Georgetown	Derek Harper	Illinois	Kenny Fields	UCLA
	Michael Jordan	North Carolina	Keith Lee	Memphis State	Sam Perkins	North Carolina
	Ralph Sampson	Virginia	Steve Stipanovich	Missouri	John Pinone	Villanova
	Wayman Tisdale	Oklahoma	Darrell Walker	Arkansas	Ennis Whatley	Alabama
USBWA[3]	Clyde Drexler	Houston	Dale Ellis	Tennessee	No third team
	Michael Jordan	North Carolina	Patrick Ewing	Georgetown
	Keith Lee	Memphis State	Sidney Green	UNLV
	Sam Perkins	North Carolina	Ralph Sampson	Virginia
	Randy Wittman	Indiana	Wayman Tisdale	Oklahoma
NABC[4]	Dale Ellis	Tennessee	Keith Lee	Memphis State	Sidney Green	UNLV
	Patrick Ewing	Georgetown	Sam Perkins	North Carolina	Ted Kitchel	Indiana
	Michael Jordan	North Carolina	Steve Stipanovich	Missouri	Jeff Malone	Mississippi State
	John Paxson	Notre Dame	Jon Sundvold	Missouri	Wayman Tisdale	Oklahoma
	Ralph Sampson	Virginia	Ennis Whatley	Alabama	Randy Wittman	Indiana
UPI[5]	Michael Jordan	North Carolina	Dale Ellis	Tennessee	Clyde Drexler	Houston
	Keith Lee	Memphis State	Patrick Ewing	Georgetown	Sidney Green	UNLV
	John Paxson	Notre Dame	Jon Sundvold	Missouri	Chris Mullin	St. John's
	Sam Perkins	North Carolina	Wayman Tisdale	Oklahoma	John Pinone	Villanova
	Ralph Sampson	Virginia	Darrell Walker	Arkansas	Ennis Whatley	Alabama

AP Honorable Mention:[6]

Michael Adams, Boston College Billy Allen, Nevada Paul Anderson, Dartmouth Charles Barkley, Auburn Thurl Bailey, NC State Joe Binion, North Carolina A&T Charlie Bradley, South Florida Adrian Branch, Maryland Randy Breuer, Minnesota Darrell Browder, TCU Michael Brown, Penn Darren Burnett, Columbia Steve Burtt, Iona Michael Cage, San Diego State Tony Campbell, Ohio State Howard Carter, LSU Terry Catledge, South Alabama Roosevelt Chapman, Dayton Carlos Clark, Ole Miss Matt Clark, Oklahoma State Ben Coleman, Maryland Leroy Combs, Oklahoma State Tony Costner, Saint Joseph's Phil Cox, Vanderbilt Jeff Cross, Maine Russell Cross, Purdue Steve DeBisschop, Fairfield John Devereaux, Ohio Tim Dillon, Northern Illinois Robin Dixon, New Hampshire Calvin Duncan, VCU Devin Durrant, BYU

Vern Fleming, Georgia Rod Foster, UCLA John Garris, Boston College Michael Gerren, South Alabama Franklin Giles, South Carolina St. Billy Goodwin, St. John's Greg Goorjian, Loyola (CA) Stewart Granger, Villanova Greg Grant, Utah State Butch Graves, Yale A. C. Green, Oregon State Glen Green, Murray State Sidney Green, UNLV Steve Harriel, Washington State Steve Harris, Tulsa Marvin Haynes, South Carolina St. Carl Henry, Kansas Jacque Hill, USC Roy Hinson, Rutgers Dave Hoppen, Nebraska Alfredrick Hughes, Loyola (IL) Jay Humphries, Colorado Mike Jackson, Wyoming Joe Jakubick, Akron David Jenkins, Bowling Green Dwight Jones, Cincinnati Greg Jones, West Virginia Keith Jones, Stanford Mark Jones, St. Bonaventure Brian Kellerman, Idaho Earl Kelley, Connecticut Harry Kelly, Texas Southern

Ted Kitchel, Indiana Rick Lamb, Illinois State Mike Lang, Penn State David Little, Oklahoma State Sidney Lowe, NC State Kenneth Lyons, North Texas State Jeff Malone, Mississippi State Pace Mannion, Utah Ray McCallum, Ball State Rodney McCray, Louisville Xavier McDaniel, Wichita State Chris McNealy, San Jose State Larry Micheaux, Houston Chris Mullin, St. John's Jay Murphy, Boston College Mark Nickens, American Akeem Olajuwon, Houston Horace Owens, Rhode Island Ernest Patterson, New Mexico St. John Paxson, Notre Dame Bernard Perry, Howard Mark Petteway, New Orleans Orlando Phillips, Pepperdine Ed Pinckney, Villanova Derrick Pope, Montana Mark Price, Georgia Tech Blair Rasmussen, Oregon Leo Rautins, Syracuse Glenn Rivers, Marquette Craig Robinson, Princeton Dan Ruland, James Madison David Russell, St. John's

Erich Santifer, Syracuse Byron Scott, Arizona State Brad Sellers, Wisconsin Rick Simmons, Air Force Tony Simms, Boston University Charlie Sitton, Oregon State Jarvis Smith, Bethune-Cookman Steve Smith, Marist Barry Stevens, Iowa State Greg Stokes, Iowa Jon Sundvold, Missouri Dane Suttle, Pepperdine Peter Thibeaux, Saint Mary's Paul Thompson, Tulane Otis Thorpe, Providence Eric Turner, Michigan Melvin Turpin, Kentucky Clyde Vaughan, Pittsburgh Sam Vincent, Michigan State Byron Walker, UTEP Graylin Warner, Southwestern Louisiana Tony Webster, Hawaii Mark West, Old Dominion Mitchell Wiggins, Florida State Paul Williams, Arizona State Ronnie Williams, Florida Othell Wilson, Virginia Randy Wittman, Indiana Leon Wood, Cal State Fullerton Carlos Yates, George Mason Danny Young, Wake Forest Michael Young, Houston

References

1. NCAA Record Book - Award Winners p.137
2. AP All-America Teams
3. USBWA Men's All-Americans
4. All-America - Division I (1980's) Archived March 18, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
5. 2005 NCAA Basketball's Finest - All-Americans Archived 2009-07-21 at WebCite p.208
6. "The Associated Press 1982–83 All-American Team". The Orlando Sentinel. March 16, 1983. p. 23. Retrieved June 9, 2018 – via Newspapers.com.