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The 1984 All-South Independent football team^[1] consists of American football players chosen by the Associated Press for their All-South independent teams for the 1984 NCAA Division I-A football season.

• Bernie Kosar, Miami (AP-1)
• Ed Rubbert, Louisville (AP-2)

• Greg Allen, Florida State (AP-1)
• Alonzo Highsmith, Miami (AP-1)
• James "Punkin" Williams, Memphis (AP-2)
• Thomas Dendy, South Carolina (AP-2)

• Eddie Brown, Miami (AP-1)
• Jessie Hester, Florida State (AP-1)
• Ira Hillary, South Carolina (AP-2)
• Stanley Shakespeare, Miami (AP-2)

• Willie Smith, Miami (AP-1)
• Joe Jones, Virginia Tech (AP-2)

• Tim Long, Memphis (AP-1)
• Dave Heffernan, Miami (AP-1)
• Fred Richards, Southern Miss (AP-2)
• John Ionata, Florida State (AP-2)

• Del Wilkes, South Carolina (AP-1)
• Jamie Dukes, Florida State (AP-1)
• Chris Boudreaux, Louisiana-Lafayette (AP-2)
• Tom Mehr, Virginia Tech (AP-2)

• Greg Planko, Louisville (AP-1)
• Mark Johnson, Virginia Tech (AP-2)

• Tim Harris, Memphis (AP-1)
• Richard Byrd, Southern Miss (AP-1)
• Jesse Penn, Virginia Tech (AP-2)
• Eric Fairs, Memphis (AP-2)
• Curtis Wyatt, East Carolina (AP-2)

• Bruce Smith, Virginia Tech (AP-1)
• Kevin Fagan, Miami (AP-1)
• Isaac Williams, Florida State (AP-2)
• Charles "Gator" Bennett, Louisiana-Lafayette (AP-2)

• James Seawright, South Carolina (AP-1)
• Henry Taylor, Florida State (AP-1)
• Bruce Fleming, Miami (AP-1)
• Paul Vogel, South Carolina (AP-2)
• Burnell Dent, Tulane (AP-2)
• Steve Spinelia, Louisiana-Lafayette (AP-2)

• Bryant Gilliard, South Carolina (AP-1)
• Ashley Lee, Virginia Tech (AP-1)
• Derrick Burroughs, Memphis (AP-1)
• Joe Brooks, South Carolina (AP-1)
• Darrell Fullington, Miami (AP-2)
• Kevin Walker, East Carolina (AP-2)
• Donnie Elder, Memphis (AP-2)
• Benny Burst, Tulane (AP-2)

• Derek Schmidt, Florida State (AP-1)
• Don Glosson, Memphis (AP-2)

• Louis Berry, Florida State (AP-1)
• David Cox, Virginia Tech (AP-2)