TV Guide Highlights for Super Bowl XVIiIii
Viewers receive a guide detailing camera positions across the field from left 25 yard line to right 25 yard line with platforms at 50 yard line and high booth. It lists sideline carts handhelds end zone views and the blimp and wireless hand held coverage for the telecast.
Megabucks and money details for Super Bowl XVIII
The NFL projects 155 million dollars in TV and radio rights and 4.368 million from 72 800 tickets at sixty dollars. Winners receive thirty six thousand dollars each and losers eighteen thousand. CBS allocates twenty four minutes of ads at five hundred thousand per half minute. Budget breaks down to lodging forty percent, food twenty six percent, entertainment ten percent, transport eight percent, retail eleven percent, and miscellaneous five percent.
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Key to Skins Joe Gibbs Deflects Genius Label
TAMPA Fla AP Joe Gibbs says he is no genius and lets others praise his work. Bobby Beathard Jack Kent Cooke and Joe Theismann all hail Gibbs as the source of Washington’s success. Gibbs, 43, a former two way player and longtime coach, coaches with discipline but player freedoms. The Redskins prep in Tampa for the Super Bowl with no curfew.
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Linn-Mar Tops Beckman 68 63 to Keep ECIC Hopes Alive
Linn-Mar beat Beckman 68 to 63 in Dyersville improving to 12-3 overall and 8-2 ECIC while Beckman drops to 11-2 overall and 9-1 in league play. Christy Pickering scored 35 after making 19 of 21 free throws as Beckman’s Paula Evers led with 26.
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The Raiders and Redskins face off in a marquee Super Bowl
The article contrasts Joe Gibbs and Ron Theismann with Jim Plunkett and Marcus Allen, detailing past breaks and comebacks. It notes Washington’s Hogs and Fun Bunch, the Raiders’ contrasting play styles, and fan intensity at RFK with Riggo’s Rangers rallying behind Riggins.
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