Texas vs. Notre Dame 1978 Cotton Bowl - Notre Dame dominates the 1978 Cotton Bowl game, as they leapfrog from number five in the polls to become the national champions after this impressive victory. Undefeated Texas enters the game ranked number one in the country, led by Heisman Trophy winner Earl Campbell. Notre Dame’s two top rushers, Jerome Heavens and Vagas Ferguson, complement future NFL legend Joe Montana’s passing game. This vintage game is a treasure for all football fans, as it also contains pre-game and post-game segments that will immerse you in the feeling of a past era. Running time is 2 hours 35 minutes. You’ll see these legendary players: Earl Campbell, Joe Montana, Ken MacAfee, Ross Browner and watch coaches Dan Devine and Fred Akers battle it out. Notre Dame vs. Houston 1979 Cotton Bowl - Joe Montana’s legend is born as he leads Notre Dame's Fighting Irish to an incredible comeback in below zero wind chill conditions in what many consider the greatest Cotton Bowl, and one of the best college football games, ever played. The Houston Cougars hold a commanding 34-12 lead with 7:37 remaining in the fourth quarter and feels so assured of a victory, they substitute their backups into the game. Then the impossible happens. Running time is 2 hours 42 minutes. You’ll see these legendary players: Joe Montana, Bob Golic, Vagas Ferguson and watch coaches Bill Yeoman and Dan Devine battle it out. Oklahoma vs. Florida State 1981 Orange Bowl® - The run-oriented Sooners are forced to rely on the pass in an exciting fourth quarter comeback that secures a third place finish for Oklahoma in the final polls. This game also marks the first time officials wore microphones in a college bowl game. You will hear numerous players talking and the referees discussing plays as they both adjust to this new on-field technology. Running time is 2 hours 27 minutes. You’ll see these legendary players: J.C. Watts, David Overstreet, Buster Rhymes, Steve Rhodes, Ron Simmons and watch coaches Barry Switzer and Bobby Bowden battle it out. BYU vs. Michigan 1984 Holiday Bowl - Brigham Young University claims the national college football championship with a come-from-behind win over Michigan at the 1984 Holiday Bowl. BYU quarterback Robbie Bosco, who leaves the game in the first half with an injured knee and ankle, rallies his team from a seven-point fourth quarter deficit with two touchdown tosses. Running time is 2 hours 50 minutes. You’ll see these legendary players: Robbie Bosco, Glenn Kozlowski and watch coaches LaVell Edwards and Bo Schembechler battle it out. Colorado vs. Notre Dame 1991 FedEx Orange Bowl® - Backup quarterback and Colorado’s game MVP, Charles Johnson, comes off the bench in the second half to spark CU to a hard-fought victory against a star-studded Notre Dame team. Who can forget the heart-stopping 91-yard punt return by Raghib “Rocket” Ismail, who with 43 seconds remaining appears to dash Colorado’s championship hopes, only to see the runback nullified by a clipping penalty! Running time is 2 hours 8 minutes. You’ll see these legendary players: Jerome Bettis, Ricky Watters, Raghib “Rocket” Ismail, Rick Mirer, Chris Zorich and watch coaches Bill McCartney and Lou Holtz battle it out. Florida State vs. Nebraska 1994 FedEx Orange Bowl® - Heisman Trophy winner Charlie Ward leads the Florida State Seminoles to a come-from-behind win over previously undefeated Nebraska and secures Florida State’s first-ever national title. Nebraska comes in as 17-point underdogs despite finishing the season unbeaten, and battles Florida State toe-to-toe in a game that is considered one of the best of all time.
Running time is 2 hours 58 minutes. You’ll see these legendary players: Charlie Ward, Warrick Dunn, Tommie Frazier, Derrick Brooks, Trev Alberts, Lawrence Phillips and watch coaches Bobby Bowden and Tom Osborne battle it out. |
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