January 2, 1978: The Arkansas Razorbacks stun the #2 Oklahoma Sooners 31-6 in the 1978 Orange Bowl. Here are highlights from the game along with comments from Arkansas head coach Lou Holtz. This video is from the Lynn and Louis Wolfson II Florida Moving Image Archives #orangebowl #WPS #boomersooner | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

Arkansas head coach Lou Holtz reflects on his team's stunning 31-6 upset victory over Oklahoma in the 1978 Orange Bowl. The Razorbacks were 18 point underdogs against the #2 ranked Sooners. Special thanks to Alex Carter for sending this video. #orangebowl #WPS | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

January 2, 1978: Here's the introduction to NBC's broadcast of the 1978 Orange Bowl game played between Oklahoma and Arkansas. This clip includes head coaches Barry Switzer and Lou Holtz. Notice Holtz is wearing a University of Miami baseball cap. Broadcasters Jim Simpson and Merlin Olsen called the action. It was Simpson's final Orange Bowl broadcast after calling the annual New Year's classic for 11 consecutive years from 1968 to 1978. Special thanks to Alex Carter for sending this clip. | Gho

August 18, 1978: Who said preseason games are boring? On this day 46 years ago, the Miami Dolphins defeated the Minnesota Vikings 32-30 at the Orange Bowl. Here are highlights from the game along with comments from Miami head coach Don Shula. This video is from the Wolfson Archives. #orangebowl #MiamiDolphins #minnesotavikings #wolfsonarchives | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

3.4K views · 80 reactions | October 29, 1978: On this day 46 years ago, the Miami Dolphins defeated the Baltimore Colts 26-8 in front of 53,542 fans at the Orange Bowl. Bob Griese threw 2 touchdown passes of 33 yards to Nat Moore and 63 yards to Duriel Harris. Don Strock threw a touchdown pass to Vern Den Herder on a fake field goal. This raw footage is from the Wolfson Archives. #orangebowl #MiamiDolphins #BaltimoreColts #wolfsonarchives | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl | Facebook

January 2, 1978: Arkansas upsets Oklahoma 31-6 in the 1978 Orange Bowl. Backup running back Roland Sales sets a then Orange Bowl record with 205 yards rushing. Barnabas White scores the final Razorbacks touchdown on a 20 yard run. NBC's Jim Simpson calls the action. Special thanks to Alex Carter for sending this video. | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl