Mild weather and transit snags mark New Jersey New York Super Bowl
In warm afternoon conditions the first mass transit Super Bowl drew a crowd as about 28 000 fans rode NJ Transit's rails to MetLife Stadium far surpassing prior records. After the game long delays at Secaucus Junction and the stadium platform frustrated fans with an older crowd describing the exit as a joke.
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NJ Transit
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Jeff Chapman
Willie Whitmore
Chapman
Whitmore
MetLife
New Jersey
Dan Steidl
Green Bay
Wis
Seahawks
Broncos
NFL
Molly Boyle
New York City
Brian McCarthy
Seahawks win first Super Bowl in 37 years
The Legion of Boom led by Richard Sherman Byron Maxwell Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor is credited with delivering the Seahawks their first Lombardi Trophy after a 43 8 season and a dominating defense in Super Bowl history. Sherman celebrates etched names in history while Manning faces scrutiny and a daunting loss.
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Richard Sherman
Byron Maxwell
Earl Thomas
Kam Chancellor
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Sherman
NFL
Steelers
Eagles
Manning
Broncos
Seahawks Top Broncos in Super Bowl Thriller
Seattle outscored Denver 22-0 by halftime and held a 22-0 lead at intermission as Marshawn Lynch and Russell Wilson led a balanced attack. Denver fought back with two late touchdowns but the Seahawks held on for a 43-8 victory undermining Manning's bid in his 17th season.
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Manning
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Sea-Baldwin
Broncos
John Elway
Elway
Carroll
John Fox
New York Jets
New England Patriots
NFL
Southern Cal
49Ers
Kansas holds off Liberty in tennis and extends Davis Cup tie
Kansas defeats Liberty 5 2 at Jayhawk Tennis Center with wins by Cardona Luduefia Dreyer Barnhill and Henderson in singles, while Liberty’s Khval, Rivera, Wellman, Yang, and Windom claim several doubles victories. In San Diego, Britain’s Murray leads a Davis Cup win over the United States with Ward and Bryan siblings contributing in mixed results.
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Maria Khval
Paulina Los
Dylan Windom
Kansas
Maria Jose Cardona
Maria Belen Luduefia
Brittany Yang
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Claire Dreyer
Morgan Barnhill
Nicola Wellman
Belen Rivera
Caroline Henderson
Lauren Mabe
San Diego
Andy Murray
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Donald Young
United States
James Ward
Sam Querrey
Bob and
Mike Bryan
Colin Fleming
Dominic Inglot
College basketball results and schedules across regions
A dense recap of multiple college games across the Midwest, West, East and South, listing final scores for men and women across conferences, plus exhibitions and notable tournaments. It also includes historical notes and tournament MVPs for past bowls and shows 1990s and 1980s event lines.
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Michigan
Oregon
UCLA
East Penn St
Purdue
Virginia
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