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Blackout at Superdome adds to Super Bowl wild night

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NEW ORLEANS — A city and stage known for its pomp and circumstance went dark at one of the worst times possible. The Superdome experienced a power outage that caused a 34-minute delay in the third quarter of Sunday’s Super Bowl, putting pause on the nation’s biggest sporting event. It also knocked the CBS broadcast team of Jim Nantz and Phil Simms off the air temporarily. Read More

Ravens lead Super Bowl 21-6 against 49ers at halftime

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Playing nearly perfectly in his Super Bowl debut, Joe Flacco threw three touchdown passes to help the Baltimore Ravens take a 21-3 lead over the mistake-prone San Francisco 49ers during the second quarter Sunday. The biggest deficit a team has ever overcome to win a Super Bowl is 10 points. Flacco began 13 for 20 for 192 yards and the three scores. He has 11 TDs and zero interceptions this postseason. Read More

Postcard from New Orleans: Beyoncé sizzles silencing critics at the Super bowl

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NEW ORLEANS — I have to admit, I probably can’t name three Beyoncé songs. Read More

49ers wide receiver Randy Moss candid, admits he doesn’t like his role

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NEW ORLEANS — Randy Moss isn’t camera shy — he just doesn’t care for the media. His 49ers teammates laud his veteran leadership, and the wide receiver was refreshingly candid during Media Day for Super Bowl XLVII on Tuesday. Read More

Wacky is the norm at Super Bowl Media Day

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NEW ORLEANS — It’s not often you get a superhero, a king and a samurai all under the same roof. But that was the case at Super Bowl Media Day on Tuesday at the Superdome, where wacky outfits and outlandish questions are the norm. Nickelodeon’s Pick Boy was the first to arrive, decked out in a cape, mask and all the fixings. The King of Mardi Gras, beads and all, Super Bowl Samurai and a lucha libre duo later joined the party. Read More

Postcard from New Orleans: Rockstar treatment for the Super Bowl media

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NEW ORLEANS — Well, check another item off the bucket list: police escort. The hordes of reporters, photographers and cameramen attending Media Day on Tuesday were stuffed into buses and whisked away from the media center via police escort to the Superdome, roughly 1½ miles away. Read More
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