November 10, 1984: On this day 40 years ago, the Maryland Terrapins pulled off one of the greatest comebacks in college football history by defeating the #6 Miami Hurricanes 42-40 in front of 31,548 fans at the Orange Bowl.Trailing 31-0 at halftime, backup quarterback Frank Reich replaced starter Stan Gelbaugh and led Maryland to 6 second half touchdowns. This WPLG Eyewitness News segment with reporter Frank Forte includes soundbites from Bobby Ross, Jimmy Johnson, Frank Reich, Julio Cortes and

September 26, 1984: Miami Dolphins cheerleader Dawn Alford is featured in this 1984 WPLG Channel 10 News segment. Alford also worked as a parole officer at the Broward County Courthouse. Today, Dawn Alford-Zook is a private investigator in Boca Raton. This video is from the Wolfson Archives. #orangebowl #MiamiDolphins #miamidolphinscheerleaders | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

Former Miami Hurricanes quarterback Kyle Vanderwende is featured in this 1984 WPLG Eyewitness News sports segment with reporter Frank Forte. This video is from the Lynn and Louis Wolfson II Florida Moving Image Archives #orangebowl #GoCanes | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl

Hurricane Andrew Coverage With ANN BISHOP, TODD TONGEN, WALT CRONISE and MAX MAYFIELD To Start Us Off!! Who Else Grew Up With Them and Almost Felt Like They All Family?? 💖💝🤔 Ann Bishop started at the station in 1970 and was the first female broadcaster in a major market to co-anchor the early and late evening newscasts. She stopped on-air broadcast in 1995 after a 25 year career but remained with the station. Ann Bishop died in 1997 of colon cancer at age 66. Walter "Uncle Walt" Cronise was a

Hurricane Hugo Charleston TV Coverage

Channel 10 News at 5: November 18, 1985