Don Orr

He was selected Vanderbilt's MVP of the game, and received a standing ovation upon getting the award.

[1] Orr was a prominent National Football League (NFL) official for 25 seasons, from 1971 through 1995,[4] and a field judge in three Super Bowls.

As a side judge in the 1979 AFC Championship Game between the Houston Oilers and the Pittsburgh Steelers, Orr made a controversial incomplete pass call denying Oilers receiver Mike Renfro an apparent game-tying touchdown late in the third quarter.

[7] Though officially retired in 2006, Orr is chairman of the board of Nashville Machine Co., a mechanical contracting company.

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