In the 1984 clash between the Memphis Showboats and the Tampa Bay Bandits, Tampa Bay demonstrated its dominance with a resounding 36-10 victory over Memphis. The Bandits took control from the start, securing a 7-0 lead in the first quarter with Anderson’s 8-yard run. The second quarter saw Tampa Bay extending their lead with two additional touchdowns, including a 22-yard pass from Reaves to Harvey. Memphis managed to put points on the board with a field goal by Duncan, but Tampa Bay responded swiftly with another field goal before halftime, entering the break with a commanding 27-3 advantage. The Bandits continued their offensive prowess in the third quarter, adding another touchdown despite a missed extra point. Memphis rallied in the fourth quarter with Johnson’s 11-yard run, but Tampa Bay sealed the game with a final field goal, securing a convincing 36-10 win. The Bandits’ well-balanced performance showcased their offensive and defensive capabilities, while Memphis struggled with turnovers and missed opportunities.