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The 1982 edition of the Orange Bowl featured the Nebraska Cornhuskers and the Clemson Tigers. Clemson, coached by Danny Ford, came into the game unbeaten at 11-0 and ranked #1 and was attempting to win its first national championship. Nebraska had started the 1981 season poorly, but then caught fire and steamrolled their way through the remaining eight games to emerge at 9-2 and a solid #4 in the polls. Earlier in the day, #2 Georgia and #3 Alabama had both lost, theoretically opening the door for Clemson or Nebraska to claim the national title with a victory.

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rdf:type	NCAA football yearly game
rdfs:label	1982 Orange Bowl
rdfs:comment	The 1982 edition of the Orange Bowl featured the Nebraska Cornhuskers and the Clemson Tigers. Clemson, coached by Danny Ford, came into the game unbeaten at 11-0 and ranked #1 and was attempting to win its first national championship. Nebraska had started the 1981 season poorly, but then caught fire and steamrolled their way through the remaining eight games to emerge at 9-2 and a solid #4 in the polls. Earlier in the day, #2 Georgia and #3 Alabama had both lost, theoretically opening the door for Clemson or Nebraska to claim the national title with a victory.
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Home Coach	Danny Ford
Home Name Short	Clemson
Visitor School	University of Nebraska
Year Game Played	1982(xsd:integer)
Visitor Coaches	4(xsd:integer)
Home Total	22(xsd:integer)
Type	Bowl Game
Football Season	1981(xsd:integer)
Visitor Coach	Tom Osborne
Optional Subheader	Bowl Game
Visitor Nickname	Cornhuskers
Visitor	0(xsd:integer) 7(xsd:integer) 8(xsd:integer)
Game Name	Orange Bowl
US Announcers	Don Criqui and John Brodie
Home AP	1(xsd:integer)
Home	0(xsd:integer) 6(xsd:integer) 10(xsd:integer)
Visitor Total	15(xsd:integer)
City	Miami, Florida
Home Record	11(xsd:integer)
Date Game Played	--01-01
Home Nickname	Tigers
US Network	NBC
Home School	Clemson University
Visitor Name Short	Nebraska
Stadium	Miami Orange Bowl
Home Coaches	1(xsd:integer)
Visitor Record	9(xsd:integer)
abstract	The 1982 edition of the Orange Bowl featured the Nebraska Cornhuskers and the Clemson Tigers. Clemson, coached by Danny Ford, came into the game unbeaten at 11-0 and ranked #1 and was attempting to win its first national championship. Nebraska had started the 1981 season poorly, but then caught fire and steamrolled their way through the remaining eight games to emerge at 9-2 and a solid #4 in the polls. Earlier in the day, #2 Georgia and #3 Alabama had both lost, theoretically opening the door for Clemson or Nebraska to claim the national title with a victory. Clemson scored first on a 41 yard field goal by Donald Igwebuike to take a 3-0 lead. Nebraska then went to their bag of tricks, as running back Mike Rozier threw a 25 yard halfback pass to Anthony Steels for a touchdown to take a 7-3 lead. Donald Igwebuike kicked a 37 yard field goal to pull Clemson to 7-6. Following a Nebraska fumble, Cliff Austin scored on a 2 yard touchdown run as to give Clemson a 12-7 halftime lead. The third quarter was all Clemson, as Homer Jordan threw a 13 yard touchdown pass to Perry Tuttle and then added another Igwebuike field goal, this time a 36 yarder, and Clemson led 22-7. In the fourth quarter, Roger Craig scored for the Huskers on a 26 yard touchdown run. Following a penalty on the first two-point try, Craig then scored from the eight on a two-point conversion attempt which closed the margin to 22-15. The Huskers would get the ball back, but more penalties would ultimately kill the drive and force them to punt the ball back to Clemson, who managed to hold possession of the ball for the bulk of the last six minutes and would secure its first and, as of 2012, only national championship.
is GameName of	1981 Clemson Tigers football team 1981 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team
is BowlTourney of	1981 Clemson Tigers football team
is bowlname of	Danny Ford Tom Osborne

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