For other big names in the football world and beyond, Trinidad Chambliss might be the main attraction at the Fiesta Bowl. The former Division II star turned unlikely Ole Miss hero looked like the best player on the field in the Rebels’ Sugar Bowl upset of Georgia, and everyone wants to see what he has for an encore against a stellar Miami defense.

NFL legend Michael Irvin got emotional after Miami survived Ole Miss to move on to the national championship game.

First off, he's a former Miami player, in case you didn't know. And second, it's a way for current head coach Mario Cristobal -- himself a former Miami offensive lineman -- to take Irvin's incredible energy and bring it to the current team.

Alongside Michael Irvin, Ray Lewis and a parade of iconic alums, Miami's past has become the fuel powering its present in the College Football Playoff.

Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin has been a feature at the Miami Hurricanes' games this season and the Pro Football Hall of Famer was at the sidelines during Miami's Fiesta Bowl game against Ole Mi

The 2026 Vrbo Fiesta Bowl is the place to be for Miami and Ole Miss fans, including famous alumni. See who's in town for the big game.

Michael Irvin was hyped up as Miami knocked off Ohio State on New Year’s Eve. The NFL icon, who played his college ball with the Hurricanes before going on to win the Super Bowl on three

One did not want to be a water cooler around Michael Irvin on Wednesday night. The Miami alum and NFL Hall of Famer went, as he described it, “Belt to ass” on a poor water cooler draped with what appeared to be Ohio State apparel after Miami’s shocking 24-14 upset Wednesday.

Michael Irvin warned the Miami Hurricanes ahead of their College Football Playoff clash with the Ole Miss Rebels.