Sunday NFL football day plan with star-studded lineup
A television guide outlines a full Sunday schedule across ESPN ESPN2 and CBS. Highlights include NFL Countdown at 10 a.m., Super Bowl Today from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., halftime performances by Janet Jackson and others, and postgame coverage on CBS, concluding with NFL Primetime at 9:30 p.m.
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Fans weigh in as Panthers lose to Patriots in Super Bowl
A crowd of readers shares colorful picks for the big game with varied humor. Cedric Ward and several local fans predict Patriots wins while others back the Panthers or joke about halftime shows and distractions.
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Law's last stand with Patriots amid cost cuts for 2004
Patriots face cap decisions as cornerback Ty Law, a Pro Bowl star, may be released to trim payroll. Law, who led a stingy defense and intercepted Peyton Manning three times in the AFC title, acknowledges the business side while hoping to retire as a Patriot.
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Richard Seymour
Super Bowl Sunday Declared Nation’s Biggest Unofficial Holiday
About half the U S population will watch the game or related events with millions more spending on snacks and ads. Analysts note the event centers on TV spectacle, not the football, with revenue and productivity impacts noted as a national phenomenon.
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America
Bob Thompson
Syracuse University
Super Bowl XXXVIII Preview Panthers vs Patriots at Reliant
National Football League championship clash between the Carolina Panthers and New England Patriots is set for Reliant Stadium in Houston with a 5:25 p.m. kickoff. Patriots seek a fourth appearance while Carolina makes its first, with players sharing 68000 to 36500 dollars and AFC as home team. The game features overtime rules, telecast by CBS and radio networks, and the Vince Lombardi Trophy awarded to the winner.
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Armed Forces Televison
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Patriots aim for penthouse over late Panthers showdown
Panthers face the dominant Patriots in Reliant Stadium as Kris Jenkins and Ted Bruschi discuss strength versus strength. New England seeks a run-stopping defense and a potent offense while aiming to extend a 16-2 season with key injuries overcome by savvy depth.
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Ted Bruschi
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