December 31, 1971: Do you remember the King Orange Jamboree Parade? From 1935 to 2001, it was a New Year's Eve tradition in Miami. Here's highlights from the 1971 Orange Bowl Parade. Special thanks to Dan Tejas for sending this video. #orangebowl #orangebowlparade | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

Former WPLG sports director Joe Croghan appears in this 1972 video dubbed in Spanish that features the Orange Bowl while promoting sports and tourism in Miami. This video includes highlights from a 1971 Miami Dolphins preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals and the 1972 Orange Bowl played between Nebraska and Alabama. It was produced by the Miami Metro Department of Publicity and Tourism. This video is from the Lynn and Louis Wolfson II Florida Moving Image Archives #orangebowl #MiamiDolph

January 1, 1973: Nebraska's Johnny Rodgers scored 4 touchdowns and threw a touchdown pass during a 40-6 victory over Notre Dame in 1973 Orange Bowl. #GBR #orangebowl | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

January 1, 1973: Here's a look back On Nebraska's 40-6 victory over Notre Dame in the 1973 Orange Bowl. The Cornhuskers were led by Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Rodgers who scored 4 touchdowns and threw a touchdown pass.This highlight video is narrated by John Facenda. This video is from the Wolfson Archives. #orangebowl #GBR | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

January 1, 1972: Nebraska running back Jeff Kinney scores on a 2 yard run to culminate the Cornhuskers' first scoring drive in a 38-6 victory over Alabama in the 1972 Orange Bowl. The victory gave Nebraska its second consecutive national championship. NBC's Jim Simpson calls the action. Special thanks to Alex Carter for sending the video. | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

January 1, 1972: Do you remember tear-away jerseys? Alabama backup quarterback Butch Hobson gets his jersey torn to shreds during this scramble against Nebraska in the 1972 Orange Bowl. The #1 Huskers crushed the #2 Crimson Tide 38-6 to win their second consecutive national title. NBC's Jim Simpson and Kyle Rote call the action. Special thanks to Alex Carter for sending this clip. If the name Butch Hobson sounds familiar, you may remember him from a different sport. Hobson went on to play 8 seas