1980 Hall of Fame Classic

The 1980 Hall of Fame Classic was a college football postseason bowl game between the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Tulane Green Wave.

1980 Hall of Fame Classic
Tulane Green Wave Arkansas Razorbacks
(7–4) (6–5)
15 34
Head coach: 
Vince Gibson		 Head coach: 
Lou Holtz
1234 Total
Tulane 00015 15
Arkansas 141433 34
DateDecember 27, 1980
Season1980
StadiumLegion Field
LocationBirmingham, Alabama
MVPRB Gary Anderson
LB Billy Ray Smith
Attendance30,000

Background

The Razorbacks finished 6th in the Southwestern Conference in their second bowl game in the calendar year of 1980. This was Tulane's second straight bowl appearance (the first time in school history) and fourth in 10 years.

Game summary

James Tolbert started the scoring off for the Razorbacks with his 1 yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Gary Anderson made it 14–0 on his 80 yard punt return for a touchdown. Steve Clyde caught a 9 yard touchdown pass from Tom Jones to make it 21–0, and Anderson added in a touchdown run from 46 yards to give Arkansas a 28–0 halftime lead. Ish Ordonez made it 31–0 on his 40 yard field goal in the 3rd quarter. Tulane finally got on the board on Marcus Anderson's touchdown reception of 62 yards from Nickie Hall to make it 31–7. Ordonez added in his 2nd field goal to make it 34–7 in the fourth quarter. Kelvin Robinson scored on a touchdown plunge to make it 34–14, but Tulane could not score after that as Arkansas won their first bowl game since 1978. Gary Anderson rushed for 156 yards on 11 carries. [1]

Aftermath

Tulane waited seven years to make their next bowl appearance, in 1987. The Razorbacks made seven more bowl games in the decade. Neither returned to this bowl game.

Statistics
StatisticsArkansasTulane
First Downs2218
Rushing Yards383157
Passing Yards83241
Total Yards466398
Pass (Comp-Att-Int)5-13-116-37-2
Fumbles-Lost0-03-2
Penalties-Yards1-193-15
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References
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on December 16, 2000. Retrieved August 12, 2015.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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