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    After 2 show-stopping efficiencies, Bruno Mars is pausing from the Super Bowl Halftime Show-- not that he has any type of remorses. "God honor the Super Bowl," he claims in Rolling Stone's Nov. 17 problem, on newsstands Friday. "They linkeded me up, they gambled on me." Mars headlined Super Bowl XLVIII in 2014, executing "Billionaire," "Locked Out of Heaven," "Treasure," "Runaway Baby" and also "Just the Way You Are," in addition to "Give It Away" with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. At the time,…

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    Football season is the time for togetherness and excitement while even in the off season millions are waiting and preparing for the return of their favorite sport. Although not originally named America’s pastime, over the years football has become a vastly significant factor in so many people’s lives…

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    Nfl's Super Bowl

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    The NFL’s Super Bowl is a big event, which is on the verge of becoming a holiday in America. The Super Bowl is the NFL championship game. The best teams from the National and American Football Conferences come and compete for the title. This event occurs annually. The game has become America’s biggest sporting event. Over 114 million people watch the Super Bowl (Pallotta “par.” 1). The commercials during the breaks are also a big attraction for most viewers. More parties are thrown for this…

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    Why Do We Watch the Big Game? Every year millions of people worldwide gather around their television sets on the first sunday of February to watch the two best football teams clash on the biggest stage. The event has become an unofficial-holiday in modern american-society. Friends and family come together on this day to watch the big game. Super Bowl parties are now an annual event, where there is food, friends, and of course football. Almost every single American participates in this annual…

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    The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII by a score of forty-one to thirty-three. Philadelphia had won its first ever super bowl, and the city fell into a period of rejoice. The streets filled with happy fans ready to celebrate their beloved teams first championship. However, the happiness of this moment did not come without its horrors. Fans put themselves in dangerous and uncourteous situations that give Philadelphia a reputation in the United States as…

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    record the game. The training methods have also changed. Players did not really workout as much in the offseason when football first began but today the players have a variety of different techniques and ways to train to keep them active during the off season. Uniforms have also changed drastically over time. Uniforms have became a big part of the football as well. When football first began, you could barely identify each team but now each team has its own logo, colors, and numbers on their…

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    In the early to mid-1900’s sports journalism in America was quickly becoming more and more popular. Two of the most prolific journalist were Grantland Rice and W.C. Heinz. Both had differing writing styles, Rice leaning towards more exaggerations and Heinz relying more on facts and letting the subject tell the story. Rice’s myth-making and overall exaggeration of sports was entertaining, Heinz’s more realistic and use of dialog resulted in overall better and more clear articles. One of Rice’s…

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    be carted out of the game and did not come back. Last season in 16 games, Edelman had 91 receptions, 1,106 receiving yards, and 3 touchdowns. Leading up to last season, the Patriots were expected to be Super Bowl contenders and he was a huge reason for the team's success. Turning short yardage catches to big long receptions for over 10 yards in the slot receiver spot. Even though Edelman is not a receiver that has 10 plus touchdowns a season,…

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    Snyder served as Hayden Fry, (the head coach) moved together to the University of Iowa in 1979, with Snyder serving as Fry's offensive coordinator for the next 10 years. He helped Fry build Iowa from a program that had not had a winning season since 1961 into a two-time Big Ten champion. Event #3: Be sure to include the date, place, and time of events when available! Bill Snyder was hired as the 32nd head coach of Kansas State University. He was hired on November 24, 1988. For the next…

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    the offense, the kickers were neutralized, there is now a regular season overtime, penalties increases for hits to the head, neck, and face, ref used instant replay, and the playoffs and the schedule was expanded. Also, the NFL expanded into twenty-eight teams with the Buccaneers and the Seahawks being added. Beginning in 1970, the team who won the super bowl was given the Vince Lombardi Trophy, named after the legendary Green Bay coach following his death earlier that same year. During the…

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