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The 2024 Grand Finale presented by Mansion Entertainment Group highlights the connection between the Rose Parade and the Rose Bowl Game with an all-in sports-themed performance that is an homage to the world of college football. Headlined by Jordin Sparks performing a three-song medley, this performance takes on a sonic journey—from “Stadiums,” a bass-thumping homage to stadium sports, to her celebratory duet, “Celebrate,” which is the perfect New Year’s Day anthem, and closing with “No Air” an

73K views · 1K reactions | January 1, 1971: Here's a look back on Jerry Tagge's performance in the 1971 Orange Bowl. The Nebraska quarterback led the Huskers to a 17-12 victory over LSU. Tagge scored the game's winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter. The victory gave Nebraska its first national championship. NBC's Jim Simpson calls the action. Special thanks to Alex Carter for sending this video. | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl | Facebook

January 17, 1971: Baltimore rookie kicker Jim O'Brien boots a 32-yard field goal to give the Colts a 16-13 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl V. This video combines the original NBC broadcast with footage from NFL Films. Sadly, the original broadcast footage of this play is not available. NBC's Curt Gowdy calls the action. The game was blacked out in South Florida. At the time, the NFL did not allow live broadcasts of the Super Bowl in the host city. The game was shown on tape delay i

January 17, 1971: Here is the dramatic ending to the Baltimore Colts 16-13 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl V played at the Orange Bowl. NBC's Curt Gowdy calls the action. Special thanks to Alex Carter for sending this video. | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

Witness the longest play in Rose Bowl history at the time in 1993 — Tyrone Wheatley’s 88-yard touchdown against Washington. #MichiganDailyMonday On January 1, 1993, Tyrone Wheatley turned in one of the most explosive and efficient performances in Rose Bowl history. The sophomore running back carried the ball 15 times for 235 yards and three touchdowns, earning game MVP honors and powering Michigan to a 38–31 win over Washington. Trailing 7–3 in the first quarter, Michigan struck back with a 49-y