Keeping with the recent theme, here’s another compilation we’ve put together for a DVD that’s back in stock. This DVD highlights over seventy years of Orange Bowl history, runs 67 minutes long and is in widescreen format.
Footage from the Miami Hurricanes first home game in 1937 up through the classic Canes games this decade, not to mention a slew of Miami Dolphins footage, old Orange Bowl Classics, Super Bowls, presidential speeches and vintage concerts.
Check the clip below, make sure to watch in High Quality and click here if you want to order the video. R.I.P. OB.
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Living only a few min away from the Rose Bowl I never felt its mistic until I took my daughter to Miami and to the Orange Bowl. I was able to go inside, walk around the complex, take pictures (took a pic of my wife and daughter on front of the score board) and be amaze of its history of games played, hof players playing there, and super bowl & national champs games being played. I was thankful to be able to take my daughter and introducing her the old girl...it just sad I will not be able to see her be a cheerleader at one and only best stadium in the world!
Go Canes
I just hope that Dade County names the new Marlin stadium the "New Orange Bowl" its way of showing respect to the old girl.
Great clip. I definitely need to get this DVD. I didn't even know something like this existed. Definitely want to commemorate the history of the OB. She'll never be replaced. Legendary stadium.
I believe the Marlins will have a sign that says "The City of Miami Welcomes You to what used to tbe the Orange Bowl"
Cool clip and idea and all, but I don't think I can watch over an hour of that.
It hurts to watch that. Such a great piece of history destoryed. I will never forget the OB. May it RIP.