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It began with the light of the chorus from Sandy Hook Elementary school, saved children singing "America the Beautiful" in tiny voices that moved the soul.
It was then pitched into 34 minutes of a murky darkness, the power out, the air conditioners off, the humid Superdome beginning a slow cook that frazzled the nerves.
It ended, finally, in light again, the Super Bowl coming full circle on a dizzying Sunday night with a dramatically blinding finish of wrestling players, screaming coaches and winners doing snow angels in the purple and white confetti.
The Baltimore Ravens' 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers might not have been the best of the 47 Super Bowls, but it could certainly qualify as the most bonkers....
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Ray Lewis is the greatest linebacker to play the game since Lawrence Taylor, and if Taylor is the all-time gold standard, Lewis stands just a half step below him. He was the catalyst of the Baltimore Ravens' first Super Bowl... more »
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — It has become, in recent years, a new-age Super Bowl Sunday ritual: After the TV commercials are dissected, after the halftime show is lauded or panned, once the game is over and the confetti is falling,... more »
The question seemed to catch Kelechi Osemele by surprise. The Ravens' mammoth first-year offensive lineman had just returned from having his photo taken for the network telecast of Sunday's Super Bowl showdown against the San... more »
Anyone who still thinks God forgot to give Jim Harbaugh a sense of humor must have missed his Monday afternoon press conference at the Marriott Hotel. In his second meeting with the media since arriving in town Sunday night,... more »
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