Broncos and Seahawks Meet in Super Bowl XLVIII
Peyton Manning and Richard Sherman lead the league’s top scoring and stingiest defenses as the AFC champion Broncos face the NFC champion Seahawks on February 2 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford. Manning eyes two titles after a record setting season.
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Champ Bailey Reaches First Super Bowl After Long Wait
Champ Bailey earns a first Super Bowl berth in his 15th NFL season with Denver after missing time due to a foot injury as the Broncos beat New England in the AFC Championship. His subdued celebration contrasted with Seattle’s Richard Sherman late game heroics and controversy.
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Mavericks edge Cavaliers in tense 102 97 win
Dallas withstands a late rally after a 24 point lead evaporates. Monta Ellis scores 22, Shawn Marion 18 as six Mavericks reach double figures. Jarrett Jack errant inbound pass seals 102 97 victory for Dallas with 1.1 seconds left. Kyrie Irving leads Cavaliers with 26.
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Creighton Upsets No 4 Villanova With 21 3-Pointers
Ethan Wragge tied a school record with nine 3-pointers and 27 points while Doug McDermott added 23 as Creighton hit a team record 21 three-pointers in a 96-68 win over Villanova. The Bluejays improved to 16-3 overall and 6-1 in the Big East.
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Timeline Highlights From Baseball to Super Bowls
Key moments include 1921 Kenesaw Mountain Landis becoming baseball commissioner, 1953 Dizzy Dean and Al Simmons elected to the Hall of Fame while Joe DiMaggio misses in his first year of eligibility, 1954 NBA All Star overtime with Bob Cousy scoring ten points and MVP, 1979 Terry Bradshaw leading the Steelers to a 35 31 win over the Cowboys as MVP, and 2007 Lavie Smith as first black head coach in Super Bowl history with the Bears and Tony Dungy with the Colts.
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