The Best of the Best

The Orange Bowl Committee selects a few individuals each year into its prestigious Orange Bowl Hall of Fame presented by AutoNation. With nine decades of tradition, these men typify the Orange Bowl’s history. The incoming class is officially recognized during the pregame festivities prior to the Capital One Orange Bowl.

2026 Hall Of Fame Inductees

SONNY BROWN

DEFENSIVE BACK, OKLAHOMA
ORANGE BOWL: 1985, 1986, 1987

Sonny Brown was a key force on Oklahoma’s defense with five interceptions in three consecutive Orange Bowl appearances, including the 25-10 win over Penn State on Jan. 1, 1986, that delivered Oklahoma its sixth national championship. The following year he recorded two tackles and two interceptions in a dominant 42-8 victory over Arkansas. He collected six tackles and an interception in his first Orange Bowl appearance in 1985 against Washington. His appearances and statistics place him as a cornerstone of Oklahoma’s prestigious history at the Orange Bowl.

KENNY CALHOUN

DEFENSIVE BACK, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
ORANGE BOWL: 1984

Kenny Calhoun delivered one of the most iconic plays in Orange Bowl history in 1984. Calhoun recorded 10 tackles and broke Nebraska’s two-point conversion attempt with 48 seconds remaining, earning Miami a 31-30 victory. Nebraska entered the game undefeated and heavily favored, but Calhoun and the Hurricanes upset highlighted the 50th edition of the Orange Bowl. Calhoun’s signature deflection capped an 11-1 season with the program’s first national title and signaled the Hurricanes rise in the 1980s. His effort remains a key piece of college football history.

ANDREW LUCK

QUARTERBACK, STANFORD UNIVERSITY
ORANGE BOWL: 2011

Andrew Luck earned MVP honors in the 2011 Orange Bowl by throwing 287 yards and four touchdowns, leading Stanford to its first ever BCS win. Luck completed 18 of 23 pass attempts setting a then-Orange Bowl record of a 78.3 percent completion percentage. Luck’s three second half touchdowns led Stanford to a dominant 40-12 victory over Virginia Tech. He was selected No. 1 overall in the 2012 NFL Draft, set an NFL record for most passing yards in a season by a rookie, made four Pro Bowls, won NFL Comeback Player of the Year and entered the College Football Hall of Fame in 2022.


Orange Bowl Hall Of Fame Presented By AutoNation:

Name
Status
Inducted
Derrick Alexander Player 2018
Shaun Alexander Player 2018
Barry Alvarez Player/Coach 2016
Frank Beamer Coach 2018
Joe Bellino
Player
1992
Peter Boulware Player 2013
Bobby Bowden
Coach
2003
Bennie Blades
Player
2010
Melvin Bratton
Player
2004
Alex Brown Player 2015
Bob Brown
Player
1994
Sonny Brown
Player
2026
Frank Broyles
Player
1991
Derrick Brooks
Player
2010
Bob Brudzinski Player 2012
Bear Bryant
Coach
1981
Steve Van Buren
Player
1976
Chuck Burkhart
Player
2023
Jimmy Burns
Contributor
1988
Wally Butts
Coach
1982
George Cafego
Player
1984
Kenny Calhoun
Player
2026
John Cappelletti
Player
2005
Vernon Carey
Player
2019
Lloyd Carr Coach 2021
Tommy Casanova
Player
1990
Bernard Clark Jr. Player 2022
Andre Cooper Player 2014
Gene Corrigan
Contributor
2000
Lee Corso
Analyst
2025
Tom Cousineau Player 2017
Al Davis
Contributor
2000
Jeff Davis
Player
2009
Steve Davis
Player
2007
Bob Devaney
Coach
1976
Dan Devine
Coach
1993
Bobby Dodd
Coach
1976
Warrick Dunn Player 2012
Dick Ebersol
Contributor
1996
Dennis Erickson
Coach
2006
Ray Evans
Player
1988
Don Faurot
Coach
1989
Jack Fernandez Player 2016
Danny Ford
Coach
2011
Jimbo Fisher
Coach
2025
FedEx Express
Contributor
2007
Tommie Frazier
Player
2002
Tucker Frederickson Player 2014
Scott Frost Player 2018
Irving Fryar
Player
2001
Prentice Gautt
Player
1986
Turner Gill
Player
2006
Rich Glover
Player
1990
Ray Graves
Coach
2001
Ahman Green Player 2014
John Hannah
Player
2007
Jack Harding
Coach
1980
Franco Harris
Player
1989
Bud Hebert
Player
2023
Alonzo Highsmith
Player
2005
Mike Holovak
Player
1983
Lou Holtz
Coach
1998
Frank Howard
Coach
1981
Weldon Humble
Player
1986
E. “Ted” Husing
Contributor
1984
Al Hudson
Player
1980
Hootie Ingram
Player
1999
Michael Irvin
Player
2011
Raghib Ismail
Player
2003
Keith Jackson
Player
1999
Carl James
Contributor
1997
Don James
Coach
1997
Sonny Jurgensen
Player
2003
Jimmy Johnson
Coach
2000
Marvin Jones
Player
2006
Homer Jordan Player 2021
Lee Roy Jordan
Player
1984
Bruiser Kinard
Player
1969
Terry Kinard Player 2013
Reggie Kinlaw Player 2015
Bernie Kosar
Player
1997
Ernie Koy Player 2015
Roy Kramer
Contributor
2004
Tom Landry
Player
1990
Andrew Luck
Player
2026
Torrance Marshall Player 2012
Russell Maryland Player 2017
Derrick Mayes
Player
2019
Bill McCartney
Coach
1995
Tommy McDonald
Player
1981
Mike McGee
Player
1994
Joe Namath
Player
1979
Ozzie Newsome
Player
2002
Robert Neyland
Coach
1969
Tommy Nobis
Player
1979
Tom Obsborne
Coach
1991
OBC Founders
Contributor
2008
Steve Owens
Player
1992
Carson Palmer
Player
2025
Ara Parseghian
Coach
1980
Joe Paterno
Coach
1987
Ray Perkins Player 2016
Charlie Pittman
Player
1991
Edwin Pope
Contributor
2002
George Poschner
Player
1985
Mike Reid
Player
1987
Dave Rimington
Player
2010
Eddie Robinson
Contributor
1998
Johnny Rodgers
Player
1996
Pepper Rodgers
Player/Coach
2003
Joe Romig
Player
1987
Darrell Royal
Coach
1984
Mike Rozier
Player
1995
Roland Sales
Player
2023
Earnest E. Seiler
Contributor
1970
Dewey Selmon Player 2022
Lee Roy Selmon
Player
1983
Ron Simmons
Player
2005
Billy Sims
Player
1988
Frank Sinkwich
Player
1969
Steve Sloan
Player
1982
Larry Smith
Player
1983
Steve Spurrier
Player/Coach        
2004
Bart Starr
Player
1986
Bob Stoops Coach 2018
Robert Suffridge
Player
1982
Barry Switzer
Coach
1987
John Swofford Contributor 2021
Jerry Tagge
Player
1989
Jim Tatum
Coach
2003
Travis Taylor
Player
2019
Spencer Tillman
Player
2011
Gino Torretta
Player
1998
Mike Tranghese Contributor 2013
Steve Walsh
Player
2001
Charlie Ward
Player
2009
J.C. Watts
Player
1991
Donald Whitmire Player 1985
Bud Wilkinson Coach 1978
Alfred Williams Player 2025
Grant Wistrom Player 2022
Chris Zorich Player 2009