The Fiesta Bowl, now sponsored by Tostitos tortilla chips, is a United States college football game played annually since 1971. In 1999 the Fiesta Bowl became part of the Bowl Championship Series, and every four years, most recently in 2003, is the designee for the national championship game. The 1971 inaugural Fiesta Bowl featured another top ten Arizona State squad against top twenty opponent Florida State. The Fiesta Bowl continued to attract high quality matchups, however, and beginning with the 1981 game shifted to New Year's Day with the other major bowl games. A major breakthrough occurred in 1987 when the top two teams in the country, Miami and Penn State, agreed to play for the National Championship in the Fiesta Bowl. In 1992, the Fiesta Bowl was invited to participate in the Bowl Coalition, a predecessor to the Bowl Championship Series, assuring the Fiesta Bowl would feature major conference champions or prestigious runners up, and the possibility of hosting further national title games. The BCS National Championship game returned to the Fiesta Bowl 2003 with The Ohio State Buckeyes beating the Miami Hurricanes in the first overtime national championship game.