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Sneaking into the biggest game of the year shouldn't be this easy.
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Hurting yourself is the only way to celebrate a Super Bowl victory.
Remember the Super Bowl? It feels like it was only yesterday that the Harbaughs were Harbaughing all over the sideline, Beyonce was boring us all to death and the whole Superdome decided to pull a Katrina 2 by shutting half its lights off. Here's the best the Internet had to offer on the Big Game. ...
There are plenty of great things happening in February, but the best part of all is the everyday reminder that it’s no longer January, probably the worst month ever created. With a strong start and a few days closer to longer, sunnier afternoons, this month comes blazing out of the gate with loads of debauchery to help us reenter our drunken daze and celebrate the glory of manhood. Here are the ten best things about February. No. 10 - National Wear Red Day (February 1) We might as well start this party off with a real big bang, and what better way is there to celebrate than to wear red? I mean, can you imagine ...
What's the most important play to happen on every yard in the history of the Super Bowl? Well, we tried to answer that with this interactive feature. Hover over each of the footballs below to see what we deem to be the most historic or game-changing play to happen on that yard line. For example, the greatest play to ever happen on the goal line is James Harrison's interception (which he returned 100 yards as the first half of Super Bowl XLIII expired). We used the line of scrimmage as the point of reference for every play unless otherwise noted. So, Scott Norwood's historic game-losing 47-yard field goal miss would appear on the 30-yard line. But Tracy Porter's game-clinching interception ...
