Titans rally behind Eddie George in Super Bowl loss
Eddie George, though limited in the first half, surged in the third and fourth quarters to energize the Tennessee Titans as they fell 23-16 to the St. Louis Rams. He finished with 95 rushing yards on 26 carries, three late goal-line runs, and left postseason history with 449 rushing yards in four games.
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Warner caps Rams title run with record MVP on Super Bowl win
Kurt Warner dismisses fairy tale notions after leading the Rams to a 23-16 victory over the Titans. He threw for 414 yards, beating Joe Montana’s record, and connected with Isaac Bruce on a 73-yard touchdown to seal the win. Warner urged persistence and belief in oneself.
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Bests and Worsts From Super Bowl XXXIV
A compact list of game moments, players and miscues from the Rams Titans showdown. Tina Turner’s pregame, Warner’s first pass, a collapsed Lombardi Trophy, field goals, drops, penalties, and halftime heat are noted with named figures and teams.
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Whassup guys capture mood in Budweiser campaign
A look at the Budweiser Whassup campaign built on a simple phone call among friends watching football. The idea originated with a short film by Charles Stone III featuring a group of friends in Harlem and Philadelphia, later pitched to Anheuser Busch executives.
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