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By KTAR.com (december 31st, 2010 @ 6:37am) phoenix — As many as 100000 people are expected to line Central Avenue in Phoenix for the Fiesta Bowl parade. 8 Oklahoma in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl on Saturday at University of Phoenix Stadium. But yesterday's staples in the fields are the workhorses of Friday's Fiesta Bowl parade. By finishing first in the competition they earned the right to perform in the Fiesta Bowl Parade at 11 am Friday. Phoenix – For the first time, the floats in the Fiesta Bowl Parade are being made in Arizona. Phoenix – The Fiesta Bowl parade will shut down some roadways in the central Phoenix area on Friday. The folks who build floats for the Fort McDowell Fiesta Bowl Parade faced some challenges from this week’s wild weather, but the big, elaborate displays will roll down Phoenix’s Central Avenue on schedule today. As many as 100,000 people were expected to line Central Avenue in Phoenix for the Fiesta Bowl parade. Another four bands that traveled to Phoenix will not compete but will march in the Fiesta Bowl parade on Friday. The 40th Annual Fort McDowell Fiesta Bowl Parade presented by Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation on New Year’s Eve will force a number of restrictions along Central Avenue and other areas in central Phoenix. Connecticut has played in four bowl games the previous six years, but the Motor City, Meineke Car Care , International and Papajohns.com bowls don’t compare with the Fiesta. More than 100 members of the nationally-ranked band will travel to Phoenix, Arizona, to join only 12 other bands to compete and march in this year’s New Years Eve Fiesta Bowl Parade. Phoenix – The Fiesta Bowl Parade kicks off Friday morning at 11. The floats for the big parade are being loaded Thursday night, and we got a sneak peek at some of the exciting creations. Former Arizona Cardinals star Kurt Warner and his family will serve as grand marshals. The 40th Annual Fiesta Bowl Parade starts at 11 a.m. Friday. The Fiesta Bowl Parade kicks off Friday morning at 11. More than 2,000 high-school marching-band members from across the country will descend on Glendale today to compete in the annual Fiesta Bowl National Band Championship. One would think with all of the modern technology available today that the farm implements of yesteryear would be relegated to the darkest corner of the barn. A big weekend is approaching as there are many New Year’s celebrations, plus we have the Fiesta Bowl.