Super Bowl scores of last 39 years any one?
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XXXIX  Feb. 6, 2005  New England 24, Philadelphia 21\nXXXVIII  Feb. 1, 2004  New England 32, Carolina 29\nXXXVII  Jan. 26, 2003  Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21\nXXXVI  Feb. 3, 2002  New England 20, St. Louis 17\nXXXV  Jan. 28, 2001  Baltimore 34, N.Y. Giants 7\nXXXIV  Jan. 30, 2000  St. Louis 23, Tennessee 16\nXXXIII  Jan. 31, 1999  Denver 34, Atlanta 19\nXXXII  Jan. 25, 1998  Denver 31, Green Bay 24\nXXXI  Jan. 26, 1997  Green Bay 35, New England 21\nXXX  Jan. 28, 1996  Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17\nXXIX  Jan. 29, 1995  San Francisco 49, San Diego 26\nXXVIII  Jan. 30, 1994  Dallas 30, Buffalo 13\nXXVII  Jan. 31, 1993  Dallas 52, Buffalo 17\nXXVI  Jan. 26, 1992  Washington 37, Buffalo 24\nXXV  Jan. 27, 1991  N.Y. Giants 20, Buffalo 19\nXXIV  Jan. 28, 1990  San Francisco 55, Denver 10\nXXIII  Jan. 22, 1989  San Francisco 20, Cincinnati 16\nXXII  Jan. 31, 1988  Washington 42, Denver 10\nXXI  Jan. 25, 1987  N.Y. Giants 39, Denver 20\nXX  Jan. 26, 1986  Chicago 46, New England 10\nXIX  Jan. 20, 1985  San Francisco 38, Miami 16\nXVIII  Jan. 22, 1984  L.A. Raiders 38, Washington 9\nXVII  Jan. 30, 1983  Washington 27, Miami 17\nXVI  Jan. 24, 1982  San Francisco 26, Cincinnati 21\nXV  Jan. 25, 1981  Oakland 27, Philadelphia 10\nXIV  Jan. 20, 1980  Pittsburgh 31, L.A. Rams 19\nXIII  Jan. 21, 1979  Pittsburgh 35, Dallas 31\nXII  Jan. 15, 1978  Dallas 27, Denver 10\nXI  Jan.   9, 1977  Oakland 32, Minnesota 14\nX  Jan. 18, 1976  Pittsburgh 21, Dallas 17\nIX  Jan. 12, 1975  Pittsburgh 16, Minnesota 6\nVIII  Jan. 13, 1974  Miami 24, Minnesota 7\nVII  Jan. 14, 1973  Miami 14, Washington 7\nVI  Jan. 16, 1972  Dallas 24, Miami 3\nV  Jan. 17, 1971  Baltimore 16, Dallas 13\nIV  Jan. 11, 1970  Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7\nIII  Jan. 12, 1969  N.Y. Jets 16, Baltimore 7\nII  Jan. 14, 1968  Green Bay 33, Oakland 14\nI  Jan. 15, 1967  Green Bay 35, Kansas City 10
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I think UT has a slight edge:  \nIf my calculations are correct, UT has had at least 42 and UGA 41.\n\n(From source #1) \nAs of early Jan 2006:\n"Georgia has had a total of 36 of its former players make 55 appearances in Super Bowl games."\nAnd in last year's Bowl FB Mack Strong and QB David Greene of the Seattle Seahawks; WR Hines Ward, RB Verron Haynes, and LB Arnold Harrison of the Pittsburgh Steelers played.\n(So that's a total of 41, I think - 36 +2 +3 = 41)\n\nFrom Source #2:\nHere's a look at Vols in the Super Bowl (As of Feb 2005): \n\n1 Bill Anderson (Super Bowl I, Green Bay). \n2 Ron Widby (Super Bowl V, VI, Dallas)  \n3 Richmond Flowers (Super Bowl V, Dallas). \n4 Steve Kiner (Super Bowl V, Dallas) \n5 Bob Petrella (Super Bowl VI, Miami) \n6 Neil Clabo (Super Bowl XI, Minnesota) \n7 Craig Colquitt (Super Bowls XIII and XIV, Pittsburgh) \n8 Eddie Brown (Super Bowl XIV, Los Angeles Rams) \n9 Jack Reynolds (Super Bowls XIV, Rams; XVI and XIX, San Francisco) \n10 Mickey Marvin (Super Bowls XV, Oakland Raiders; XVIII, Los Angeles Raiders). \n11 Craig Puki (Super Bowl XVI, San Francisco) \n12 Roland James (Super Bowl XX, New England) \n13 Stanley Morgan (Super Bowl XX, New England)\n14 Brian Ingram (Super Bowl XX, New England) . \n15 Willie Gault (Super Bowl XX, Chicago)  \n16 Raleigh McKenzie (Super Bowls XXII and XXVI, Washington). \n17 Tim McGee (Super Bowl XXIII, Cincinnati) Carl Zander (Super Bowl XXIII, Cincinnati)\n18 David Douglas (Super Bowl XXIII, Cincinnati). \n19 Keith DeLong (Super Bowl XXIV, San Francisco).\n20 Alvin Harper (Super Bowls XXVII and XXVIII, Dallas)\n21 Chris Mims (Super Bowl XIX). \n22 Bill Bates (Super Bowls XXVII, XXVIII, and XXX, Dallas) \n23 Cory Fleming (Super Bowl XXX, Dallas). \n24 Reggie White (Super Bowls XXXI and XXXII, Green Bay) \n25 Bruce Wilkerson (Super Bowls XXXI and XXXII, Green Bay). \n26 Aaron Hayden (Super Bowl XXXII, Green Bay)\n27 Chuck Smith (Super Bowl XXXIII, Atlanta) \n28 Ben Talley (Super Bowl XXXIII, Atlanta). \n29 Marcus Nash (Super Bowl XXXIII, Denver). \n30 Trey Teague (Super Bowl XXXIII, Denver, injured). \n31 Joey Kent (Super Bowl XXXIV, Tennessee). \n32 Jason Layman (Super Bowl XXXIV, Tennessee). \n33 Leonard Little (Super Bowls XXXIV and XXXVI, St. Louis). \n34 Jamal Lewis (Super Bowl XXXV, Baltimore Ravens) \n35 Dave Thomas (Super Bowl XXXV, New York Giants) \n36 Marcus Nash (Super Bowl XXXV, Baltimore). \n37 Cosey Coleman (Tampa Bay, Super Bowl XXXVII). \n38 Charley Garner (Oakland, Super Bowl XXXVII) \n39 Travis Stephens (Tampa Bay, Super Bowl XXXVII, injured). \n40 Deon Grant (Carolina, Super Bowl XXXVIII).\n(The below 2 were added by me)\n41 Darwin Walker (Philadelphia, Super Bowl XXXIX)\n42 Cedrick Wilson (Pittsburgh, Super Bowl XL) \nThat's a total of 42, and there may have been more.
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That game was Patriots vs. Cowboys in, I think, 1996. Hope that helps.
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The same team that has won the most Super Bowls in nfl history since 1967 since they didn't have it until then.  \n\nUp until then, there was just the 16-team NFL championship game and the AFL championship game (from its founding in the early 60's until the merger).
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BALTIMORE COLTS V.S. N.Y. JETS IN THE SUPERBOWL  AND 1986 REDSOX OF COURSE
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My Jets lost 31-21 to New England. Funny; the Jets lost the very first and last MNF game on free TV by the score of 31-21.
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good question, I will look it up.\n\nThis according the NFL stats - \n72 Washington vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 27, 1966 \nhttp://www.nfl.com/history/randf/records/team/scoring\n\nThis has all the stats, single team ,game, fewest, etc.\n\nHowever, the post below is correct:\nUnbelievable as it may seem, that's the tale the scoreboard told when the Chicagoans finished making shambles out of the Redskins in the play-off for the championship of the National Professional Football League. This happened Dec 9, 1940.\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sports/redskins/longterm/1997/history/allart/40bears.htm\n\nI stand corrected. Even the nfl site has the story:\nDecember 8\n1940 -- Chicago establishes an NFL record by blowing out Washington 73-0 in the championship game. Ten Bears score touchdowns as Chicago wins the title before 36,034 in Washington, D.C. Each player receives $873. \nhttp://www.nfl.com/history/date/1207-1213\n\nSo why they do not list it as the most points for a team in a game is odd, except the first stat is for a regular season game and the latter is a playoff stat?
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Yes. It has happened before, remember the final game in 1990.
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Who hasn't?  Prob after the superbowl wins.
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Here is all the teams records in the Super Bowl:\n\n     Team,            Record,  Percent\nSan Francisco 49ers,   5-0,    1.000  \nBaltimore Ravens,      1-0,    1.000  \nChicago Bears,         1-0,    1.000 \nNew York Jets,         1-0,    1.000 \nTampa Bay Buccaneers,  1-0,    1.000  \nPittsburgh Steelers,   5-1,     .833 \nGreen Bay Packers,     3-1,     .750  \nNew York Giants,       2-1,     .667  \nDallas Cowboys,        5-3,     .625  \nNew England Patriots,  3-2,     .600  \nOakland/L.A. Raiders,  3-2,     .600 \nWashington Redskins,   3-2,     .600  \nBaltimore Colts,       1-1,     .500 \nKansas City Chiefs,    1-1,     .500 \nMiami Dolphins,        2-3,     .400  \nDenver Broncos,        2-4,     .333  \nSt. Louis/L.A. Rams,   1-2,     .333  \nAtlanta Falcons,       0-1,     .000 \nCarolina Panthers,     0-1,     .000 \nTennessee Titans,      0-1,     .000  \nSan Diego Chargers,    0-1,     .000  \nSeattle Seahawks,      0-1,     .000 \nCincinnati Bengals,    0-2,     .000 \nPhiladelphia Eagles,   0-2,     .000  \nBuffalo Bills,         0-4,     .000  \nMinnesota Vikings,     0-4,     .000
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Count me in. I still remember watching every game of their undefeated season in the 70's.  I used to go to games when it was still Joe Robbie Stadium and think it bites that Marino never won a Superbowl. They'll always be my favorite team.
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Super Bowl XXXV New York Giants\nBaltimore 34, N.Y. Giants 7
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Here is the link to find results of the scores. Not necessarily the stats in the gahttp://football.about.com/od/schedules/a/05schedule.htmme for 2005, 2004.\n\nBest i think we are going to due. If you are looking for individual teams i think you can go to there website.
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Good question. I think the only other team that could stack up against them statistically is the Steelers of the 1970's. If you ask Michael Irving however, he would say dallas of the 1990's was the greatest team ever, eventhough half of them had to split jail time with football time (Hee hee). If the Patriots of today were to play either of those two teams The Pats would win hands down and the main reason for this is the NFL is constantly getting bigger, faster and stronger each year. I doubt if a Steelers offensive line which probably averaged about 250-260 Lbs could effectively block New Englands D-Line which averages around 300lbs and whom are faster and stronger. No question the Patriots are the greatest team of at least the last twenty years...
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1996 Broncos\n1998 Vikings\n1994 Steelers
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Yes!!!!!Larry Johnson averaging over a hundred yards per game,passes to Tony Gonzalez, catching by Eddie Kennison[except against Broncos on thanksgiving}, and Trent Green[aka Super Bowl Quarterback]Defense just got spiked up!!!
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Hopefully these too. The Chargers and the Patriots! Omg! That would be like the Superbowl of the century and probably would be the first teams to go into overtime in the Superbowl! GO LT AND GO BRADY! WOOT WOOT!