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- 1994_Orange_Bowl abstract "The 1994 Orange Bowl a 1993–1994 college football bowl game was played on January 1, 1994, for the national championship. This 60th edition to the Orange Bowl featured the Nebraska Cornhuskers, and the Florida State Seminoles. Florida State came into the game 11-1, and ranked first in the nation. Nebraska came into the game undefeated at 11-0, and with a number 2 ranking. Despite their unbeaten record, the Huskers were underdogs by as much as 17½ points before the game.The first quarter of play featured great defense, as no points were scored, though Nebraska had an apparent touchdown on a punt return called back due to a clip. Florida State's Scott Bentley provided the first points of the contest, after he kicked a 33-yard field goal to open up a 3-0 lead. Nebraska quarterback Tommie Frazier got the Huskers back on track, after he fired an errant pass that was tipped into the hands of wide receiver Reggie Baul. The touchdown gave Nebraska a 7-3 lead. With only 29 seconds left in the first half, Bentley drilled a 25-yard field goal to bring the Seminoles to 7-6, which was the halftime score.With 12:30 left in the third quarter, Florida State's running back William Floyd gave the Seminoles a 12-7 lead when he scored on a 1-yard touchdown run. Florida State went for two on the ensuing PAT, but failed, and the score remained 12-7. Later in the third, FSU added another Bentley field goal to increase the lead to eight. At the start of the fourth quarter, Nebraska running back Lawrence Phillips scored on a 12-yard touchdown run. The Huskers attempted a 2-point conversion which would have tied the game, but failed, and trailed 15-13. The Huskers would hold the Seminoles and take over the ball late, driving to the FSU 10-yard line before stalling out. Byron Bennett kicked a 27-yard field goal with just 1:18 remaining on the clock to give the Huskers a slim 16-15 lead.Aided by a kickoff out of bounds, FSU took over with excellent field position at their own 35-yard line. FSU's Heisman trophy winning quarterback Charlie Ward drove the Seminoles all the way to the Nebraska 3-yard line. The Huskers held and forced Bentley to kick his fourth field goal of the night, which was good, and FSU led 18-16 with just 21 seconds remaining.Florida State players and coaches went wild on the sidelines, and were penalized for excessive celebration, costing them 15 yards on the ensuing kickoff. As a result, the Huskers were able to get a decent return and began their final possession at their own 43-yard line. As time ran down, Frazier hit tight end Trumane Bell for a 29-yard gain to the FSU 28-yard line. The clock ticked down to 0:00, setting off more chaos on the FSU sideline, complete with the compulsory Gatorade bath given to FSU coach Bobby Bowden.However, referee John Soffey ruled that Bell was down with 1 second left on the clock, and ordered the field cleared, allowing Nebraska placekicker Byron Bennett an opportunity to kick the game winning field goal. But the 45-yard kick sailed wide left, preserving the 18-16 win for the Seminoles.".
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- 1994_Orange_Bowl attendance "81536".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl city Miami.
- 1994_Orange_Bowl dateGamePlayed "--01-01".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl footballSeason "1993".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl gameName "Orange Bowl".
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- 1994_Orange_Bowl homeCoach Tom_Osborne.
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- 1994_Orange_Bowl homeNameShort "Nebraska".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl homeNickname "Cornhuskers".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl homeRecord "11".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl homeSchool "University of Nebraska".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl homeTotal "16".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl mvp "Nebraska QB Tommie Frazier and FSU QB Charlie Ward".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl optionalSubheader "National Championship Game".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl ratings "18".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl referee "John Soffey".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl stadium Miami_Orange_Bowl.
- 1994_Orange_Bowl titleSponsor "Federal Express".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl type "bg".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl usAnnouncers "Dick Enberg, Bob Trumpy and O.J. Simpson".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl usNetwork NBC_Sports.
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- 1994_Orange_Bowl visitorCoach Bobby_Bowden.
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- 1994_Orange_Bowl visitorNameShort "Florida State".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl visitorNickname "Seminoles".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl visitorRecord "11".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl visitorSchool "Florida State University".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl visitorTotal "18".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl yearGamePlayed "1994".
- 1994_Orange_Bowl subject Category:1993–94_NCAA_football_bowl_games.
- 1994_Orange_Bowl subject Category:Bowl_Coalition.
- 1994_Orange_Bowl subject Category:Florida_State_Seminoles_football_bowl_games.
- 1994_Orange_Bowl subject Category:Nebraska_Cornhuskers_football_bowl_games.
- 1994_Orange_Bowl subject Category:Orange_Bowl.
- 1994_Orange_Bowl comment "The 1994 Orange Bowl a 1993–1994 college football bowl game was played on January 1, 1994, for the national championship. This 60th edition to the Orange Bowl featured the Nebraska Cornhuskers, and the Florida State Seminoles. Florida State came into the game 11-1, and ranked first in the nation. Nebraska came into the game undefeated at 11-0, and with a number 2 ranking.".
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