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...first-time watcher of the Super Bowl, Dartboard had never in his wildest dreams expected such a gripping last quarter. His surprise was exceeded only by the decadent halftime show, which featured such an assortment of performers as to convince any lucid observer that the population of this country is entirely contained in the 18-25 age group. But it wasn’t so much who the performers were as what they were doing that had Dartboard disbelieving his own eyes. And Dartboard doesn’t mean the famous undressing. (A much-celebrated moment that...
It’s Super Bowl Sunday in downtown Charleston. Edwards is making his first appearance here in weeks, and the campaign faithful are out in droves...
...definitely a once-in-a lifetime experience for me, to win a Super Bowl and come back to Boston to see all the fans cutting class and taking breaks from work,” said Soriano, who played left guard for Harvard, and was a part of the Patriots’ practice squad all season long...
...unreal, having all these people cheering for a team that I’m a part of. Coming from Harvard from a championship team was amazing, but to be a part of this Super Bowl team was just unbelievable,” Soriano said. “After being with three or four [NFL] teams, I’m not one to believe in fate or destiny, but something good happened to be with this kind of team...
Reminiscent of the 2002 Super Bowl celebration, Kraft, Brady and Head Coach Bill Belichick did an awkward victory dance for the crowd, egged on by star cornerback Ty Law, who asked the deejay to put on the hip-hop song, “Encore” by Jay-Z. Linebacker Willie McGinest joined in, dancing the “Crip Walk,” while Belichick extended both arms forward with visible reluctance and made a Frankenstein-esque motion...