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The halftime score of Super Bowl IX was: Pittsburgh Steelers 2, Minnesota Vikings 0.

It is not possible to get cheap super bowl tickets. The question should be how to get super bowl tickets because they are sold out because of the popularity of the professional football team sport. Super bowl tickets are expensive because it is a cumulative of the finest in football players and is in a high demand in regards to getting viewers to watch the sports competition.

Zero. The Detroit Lions have never been to the Superbowl, and are the only pre-expansion team to have this particular distinction.

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Steve Young has 3 rings. 2 as a backup QB, 1 as a starter

XLVII is 47.

Terry Bradshaw was the QB for the 4 SuperBowl wins in the '70's (painful for me as a Cowboys fan). Neil O'Donnell was the QB for the SuperBowl loss in 1995 (a much happier game for a Cowboy fan). Ben Roethlisberger was the QB for the SuperBowl win in 2005. He was the youngest QB ever to win a SB although he had a very poor game statistically (lowest QB rating in a SB by a winning WB).

The final California Raisin Bowl was played December 14, 1991 and won by Bowling Green over Fresno State by the score of 28-21.

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The Vince Lombardi trophy is made entirely of sterling silver. It weighs in at 7 pounds and is 22 inches tall.
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Four ... Super Bowls IV, VIII, IX, and XI, all with the Minnesota Vikings.

Dan Reeves.

Reeves was head coach of the Denver Broncos that lost Super Bowls XXI, XXII, and XXIV and the Atlanta Falcons that lost Super Bowl XXXIII, ironically, to the Denver Broncos.

While Reeves was 0-4 in Super Bowls as a head coach he was a running back for the Dallas Cowboys that won Super Bowl VI over the Miami Dolphins.

Yes. He was a rookie in 2004 and was the starter in the Pats superbowl victory over the Eagles that year.

ABC no longer broadcasts NFL games. ESPN (owned by ABC's parent company, Disney) took over Monday Night Football in 2006.

The Super Bowl wouldn't be broadcast on cable, so it's up to FOX/CBS/NBC to broadcast the game!

The teams have yet to be decided as the Super Bowl XLVII will not be played until February 3rd at the Mercedes Benz Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana.

The game will take place between the winners of the AFC -Baltimore Ravens or New England Patriots and the winners of the NFC - The San Francisco 49ers or The Atlanta Falcons.

Once through the 2008 season. That was September 10, 2006 in New York when the Colts (Peyton) defeated the Giants (Eli), 26-21. Peyton had 25 completions in 41 attempts for 276 yards, 1 TD, and 1 INT. Eli had 20 completions in 34 attempts for 247 yards, 2 TDs, and 1 INT.

The Dolphins won the Super Bowl capping their undefeated season of 1972-1973. They repeated as champions the next season.

The Dallas Cowboys never had a man named George Whedbee on their roster. Correct; according to the official Dallas Cowboys Media Guide, no one by that name has EVER been on an active roster for the Cowboys.

If you know someone who claims to be a former Cowboy, call his bluff and ask him for proof (and no, claiming that he "tried out" for the Cowboys does not make him an ex-Cowboy!).

3 Years Ago, the Indianapolis Colts won the superbowl. It was not the Patriots.

Well the Super Bowl wasn't started until 1967,

so no team won the Super Bowl the year I was born, I am old!

But the following is a list of all the Super Bowl Dates, Numbers & Winners / Losers

Date - Super Bowl Roman Numeral (Arabic Number - Word) Winners / Losers

Jan 15, 1967 - I (1 - One) Green Bay Packers / Kansas City Chiefs

Jan 14, 1968 - II (2 - Two) Green Bay Packers / Oakland Raiders

Jan 12, 1969 - III (3 - Three) New York Jets / Baltimore Colts

Jan 11, 1970 - IV (4 - Four) Kansas City Chiefs / Minnesota Vikings

Jan 17, 1971 - V (5 - Five) Baltimore Colts / Dallas Cowboys

Jan 16, 1972 - VI (6 - Six) Dallas Cowboys / Miami Dolphins

Jan 14, 1973 - VII (7 - Seven) Miami Dolphins / Washington Redskins

Jan 13, 1974 - VIII (8 - Eight) Miami Dolphins / Minnesota Vikings

Jan 12, 1975 - IX (9 - Nine) Pittsburgh Steelers / Minnesota Vikings

Jan 18, 1976 - X (10 - Ten) Pittsburgh Steelers / Dallas Cowboys

Jan 09, 1977 - XI (11 - Eleven) Oakland Raiders / Minnesota Vikings

Jan 15, 1978 - XII (12 - Twelve) Dallas Cowboys / Denver Broncos

Jan 21, 1979 - XIII (13 - Thirteen) Pittsburgh Steelers / Dallas Cowboys

Jan 20, 1980 - XIV (14 - Fourteen) Pittsburgh Steelers / Los Angeles Rams

Jan 25, 1981 - XV (15 - Fifteen) Oakland Raiders / Philadelphia Eagles

Jan 24, 1982 - XVI (16 - Sixteen) San Francisco 49ers / Cincinnati Bengals

Jan 30, 1983 - XVII (17 - Seventeen) Washington Redskins / Miami Dolphins

Jan 22, 1984 - XVII (18 - Eighteen) Los Angeles Raiders / Washington Redskins

Jan 20, 1985 - XIX (19 - Nineteen) San Francisco 49ers / Miami Dolphins

Jan 26, 1986 - XX (20 - Twenty) Chicago Bears / New England Patriots

Jan 25, 1987 - XXI (21 - Twenty-One) New York Giants / Denver Broncos

Jan 31, 1988 - XXII (22 - Twenty-Two) Washington Redskins / Denver Broncos

Jan 22, 1989 - XXIII (23 - Twenty-Three) San Francisco 49ers / Cincinnati Bengals

Jan 28, 1990 - XXIV (24 - Twenty-Four) San Francisco 49ers / Denver Broncos

Jan 27, 1991 - XXV (25 - Twenty-Five) New York Giants / Buffalo Bills

Jan 31, 1992 - XXVI (26 - Twenty-Six) Washington Redskins / Buffalo Bills

Jan 30, 1993 - XXVII (27 - Twenty-Seven) Dallas Cowboys / Buffalo Bills

Jan 30, 1994 - XXVIII (28 - Twenty-Eight) Dallas Cowboys / Buffalo Bills

Jan 29, 1995 - XXIX (29 - Twenty-Nine) San Francisco 49ers / San Diego Chargers

Jan 28, 1996 - XXX (30 - Thirty) Dallas Cowboys / Pittsburgh Steelers

Jan 26, 1997 - XXXI (31 - Thirty-One) Green Bay Packers / New England Patriots

Jan 25, 1998 - XXXII (32 - Thirty-Two) Denver Broncos / Green Bay Packers

Jan 31, 1999 - XXXIII (33 - Thirty-Three) Denver Broncos / Atlanta Falcons

Jan 30, 2000 - XXXIV (34 - Thirty-Four) St. Louis Rams / Tennessee Titans

Jan 28, 2001 - XXXV (35 - Thirty-Five) Baltimore Ravens / New York Giants

Feb 03, 2002 - XXXVI (36 - Thirty-Six) New England Patriots / St. Louis Rams

Jan 26, 2003 - XXXVII (37 - Thirty-Seven) Tampa Bay Buccaneers / Oakland Raiders

Feb 01, 2004 - XXXVIII (38 - Thirty-Eight) New England Patriots / Carolina Panthers

Feb 06, 2005 - XXXIX (39 - Thirty-Nine) New England Patriots / Philadelphia Eagles

Feb 05, 2006 - XL (40 - Forty) Pittsburgh Steelers / Seattle Seahawks

Feb 04, 2007 - XLI (41 - Forty-One) Indianapolis Colts / Chicago Bears

Feb 03, 2008 - XLII (42 - Forty-Two) New York Giants / New England Patriots

Feb 01, 2009 - XLIII (43 - Forty-Three) Pittsburgh Steelers / Arizona Cardinals

Feb 07, 2010 - XLIV (44 - Forty-Four) New Orleans Saints / Indianapolis Colts

Feb 06, 2011 - XLV (45 - Forty-Five) Green Bay Packers / Pittsburgh Steelers

Feb 05, 2012 - XLVI (46 - Forty-Six) New England Patriots / New England Patriots

Feb 03, 2013 - XLVII (47 - Forty-Seven) Baltimore Ravens / San Francisco 49ers

Feb 02, 2014 - XLVIII (48 - Forty-Eight) Seattle Seahawks / Denver Broncos

Feb 01, 2015 - XLIX (49 - Forty-Nine) New England Patriots / Seattle Seahawks

Feb 07, 2016 - 50 (50 - Fifty) To Be Determined (TBD) / TBD

Charles Haley appeared in five Super Bowls.

He is the only player to be part of five Super Bowl championship teams. He was a member of the San Francisco 49ers for Super Bowls XXIII & XXIV and a member of the Dallas Cowbos for Super Bowls XXVII, XXVIII & XXX.

Super Bowl XXVII

Dallas Cowboys - 52 (Troy Aikman, UCLA)

Buffalo Bills - 17 (Jim Kelly, University of Miami (Fla.))

Location: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

Date: 1/31/1993

MVP: Troy Aikman, QB, Dallas

Head Coaches:

DAL - Jimmy Johnson

BUF - Marv Levy