Celebrating 70 years of South Florida History
On Saturday, January 26th, 2008 some good friends, old and new, showed up to bid
“Farewell to the Orange Bowl Stadium”. Pro Football Hall of Fame members
Dan Marino and Jim Kelly squared off in a fun filled flag football game, along with
Miami Hurricanes and Cleveland Browns legend Bernie Kosar, and many more Miami Dolphins
and UM greats, including current Dolphins superstar Jason Taylor.
These stellar alums were led by the greatest of coaching legends – the Hurricanes’
Howard Schnellenberger and the Dolphins’ Don Shula. It was a great time, thanks
to everyone who attended and made this great day happen.
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Dolphins Lineup
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Hurricanes Lineup
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- Coach Don Shula
- Dan Marino
- Joe Rose
- A.J Duhe
- Kim Bokamper
- Jim Kiick
- Earl Morrall
- Jim Cefalo
- Jef Dellenbach
- Dwight Stephenson
- Don Strock
- Mike Kozlowski
- Mark Duper
- Tony Nathan
- Jim Jensen
- Dick Anderson
- Larry Little
- Troy Stradford
- Nat Moore
- Jason Taylor
- John Offerdahl
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- Coach Howard Schnellenberger
- Jim Kelly
- Steve Walsh
- Bernie Kosar
- Gino Torretta
- Ken Dorsey
- Craig Erickson
- Greg Mark
- Cleveland Gary
- Jim Burt
- Lamar Thomas
- Randall Hill
- Andre Brown
- Bobby Harden
- Bennie Blades
- Brian Blades
- Darrell Fullington
- Bill Hawkins
- Melvin Bratton
- Eddie Brown
- Twan Russell
- Fred Marion
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COMPLETE EVENT PROGRAM
Flag Football Games:
UM Legends vs. Dolphin Legends
- Jim Kelly vs. Dan Marino
- Howard Schnellenberger vs. Don Shula
- 20 minute halves
- 50 yard field
- Seven on seven
Fire Fighters and Police Showdown
- City of Ft. Lauderdale vs. City of Miami
- 20 minute halves
- 50 yard field
- Seven on seven
Autograph Sessions
- All Day
- Free to the Public
Marching Band Performances
- Miami Northwestern H.S.
- Booker T. Washington H.S.
Orange Bowl Stadium Legends
- On Field Presentation Honoring the following:
- 1972 Dolphins
- Quarterbacks from the University of Miami National Championship
teams
- Don Shula
- Howard Schnellenberger
- Dan Marino and 1984 Dolphins
- Edwin Pope
- Hank Goldberg
- Booker T. Washington H.S. Football team (State Champions)
- Miami Northwestern H.S. (State and National Champions)