Southern California Trojans running back (32) O.J. Simpson was in action against the Notre Dame Irish at Notre Dame Stadium in October 1967, where USC emerged victorious with a 24-7 win.
During the 1968 season, O.J. Simpson, the running back for the Southern California Trojans, showcased his skills on the field.
In 1967, O.J. Simpson, the Southern California Trojans running back, could be seen sitting on the bench during the season.
O.J. Simpson, the running back for the Southern California Trojans, was engaged in a game against the Notre Dame Irish at Notre Dame Stadium, as captured by Malcolm Emmons-US PRESSWIRE.
On the sidelines against the Oregon Ducks at the Los Angeles Coliseum, O.J. Simpson (32) of the Southern California Trojans witnessed his team’s 28-6 victory over the Ducks on October 28, 1967, as documented by Darryl Norenberg.
During the 1969 pre-season matchup against the Los Angeles Rams at the Coliseum on September 6, 1969, Buffalo Bills running back O.J. Simpson (36) and James Harris (12) were spotted on the bench, as photographed by Darryl Norenberg.
In Orchard Park, NY, during the 1978 season, Buffalo Bills running back O.J. Simpson (32) was captured in action by Malcolm Emmons-USA TODAY Sports.
Facing off against the Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills running back (32) O.J. Simpson sought room to advance against linebacker (59) Doug Swift and defensive end (83) Vern Den Herder, with the Dolphins prevailing 30-16, as depicted by Tony Tomsic.
On September 23, 1973, Buffalo Bills running back O.J. Simpson (32) could be seen on the sideline during the game against the San Diego Chargers at Jack Murphy Stadium, in images by Long Photography-US PRESSWIRE.
At the Fisk University athletic banquet on May 13, 1970, Buffalo Bills star O.J. Simpson interacted with Fisk University stars James Watkins and Herman Carter, who would soon join him as teammates after signing professional contracts to play for the Bills, as captured by Dale Ernsberger.
Amidst smiles, Buffalo Bills running back O.J. Simpson gave an interview at Fisk University on May 13, 1970, where he was the featured speaker at the athletic banquet, according to Dale Ernsberger.
At the Buffalo International Airport, O.J. Simpson was photographed signing autographs alongside his son, Jason (R.), by Mickey Osterreicher.
Before a game against the Miami Dolphins at War Memorial Stadium on November 5, 1972, Buffalo Bills running back (32) O.J. Simpson participated in pre-game introductions, as documented by Tony Tomsic.
In Buffalo, NY, in 1975, O.J. Simpson engaged with nuns outside South Buffalo Mercy Hospital before undergoing knee surgery, as captured by Mickey Osterreicher.
Retired football stars O.J. Simpson (32) and Randy Gradishar (53) exchanged handshakes before the AFC Championship game between the Buffalo Bills and the Denver Broncos in Orchard Park, NY, on January 12, 1992, with the Bills securing a 10-7 victory, as shown by RVR Photos.
As the featured speaker at Fisk University’s athletic banquet, Buffalo Bills running back O.J. Simpson appeared cheerful during an interview on May 13, 1970, photographed by Dale Ernsberger.
Before the 1993 AFC Divisional Playoff Game between the Buffalo Bills and the Los Angeles Raiders at Rich Stadium, former Buffalo Bills running back O.J. Simpson was captured by US PRESSWIRE.
At Fawcett Stadium during the 1985 game, Buffalo Bills former running back O.J. Simpson waved to fans as he was introduced at the Pro Football Hall of Fame, as seen in images by Malcolm Emmons-USA TODAY Sports.
Prior to the game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Denver Broncos at Mile High Stadium on January 7, 1990, NBC broadcaster O.J. Simpson was pictured by US PRESSWIRE.
During Super Bowl XXVII at the Rose Bowl, NBC field reporter O.J. Simpson was on the field between the Buffalo Bills and the Dallas Cowboys, where the Cowboys secured a 52-17 victory, as captured by Manny Rubio-US PRESSWIRE.
On June 17, 1994, the white bronco of O.J. Simpson, driven by Al Cowlings, led Los Angeles police on a chase through LA freeways following a double homicide involving his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. The pursuit ended at Simpson’s home, where concerns of a potential suicide arose, as documented by Richard Mackson.
Amidst a chase through Los Angeles area freeways on June 17, 1994, a man cheered as the Ford Bronco carrying O.J. Simpson (hidden in the rear seat) was pursued by numerous police cars, in images by Sam Mircovich.
Reportedly driven by Simpson’s former teammate Al Cowlings, a Ford Bronco carrying O.J. Simpson (concealed in the rear seat) was chased by multiple police cars through Los Angeles area freeways on June 17, 1994, as captured by Sam Mircovich, Reuters.
During his double homicide case at the Clara Foltz Criminal Justice Center in Los Angeles on May 26, 1995, O.J. Simpson was photographed sitting in the courtroom by VJ Lovero-USA TODAY Sports.
In his murder trial, defendant O.J. Simpson put on one of the blood-stained gloves found by Los Angeles Police at the request of prosecutor Christopher Darden on June 15, in images by STR New.
In front of the jury at the request of prosecutor Christopher Darden on June 15, defendant O.J. Simpson wore one of the blood-stained gloves found by Los Angeles Police, seeking to prove the fit on his hands, as captured by STR New.
During his murder trial on June 15, 1995, O.J. Simpson, wearing the blood-stained gloves found by Los Angeles Police, displayed his hands to the jury at the request of prosecutor Christopher Darden, with his attorney Johnnie Cochran, Jr. (R.) observing, according to Sam Mircovich, REUTERS.
At Lovelock Correctional Center, O.J. Simpson attended a parole hearing while serving a nine to 33-year prison term for a 2007 armed robbery and kidnapping conviction, as photographed by Jason Bean, Reno Gazette-Journal-USA TODAY NETWORK.
Upon learning that he was granted parole at Lovelock Correctional Center, O.J. Simpson reacted, depicted in images by Jason Bean, Reno Gazette-Journal-USA TODAY NETWORK.