Super Bowl (Football)

Approval Rate: 80%

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    zuchinibut

    Sun Jun 27 2010

    Not only is it great because its the championship of America's most popular sport, but it is pretty much a holiday for most of the country. Super Bowl Sunday is definitely a fun day of the year, no matter who is playing or what the outcome might be.

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    rockyraccoon

    Thu Jul 17 2008

    This is the biggest in America!

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    chrisrianna

    Mon Mar 10 2008

    The Greatest Game for the Greatest Sport. No other sport in the U.S. (or world in my view) has as much drama, anticipation as the Super Bowl, it's like a national holiday in the United States.

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    blfd1877

    Sun Feb 04 2007

    Game was ok. It's always better if your team is in it. Weather probably played a role as well. Commercials sucked hard!!! Can we see any more CBS commercials.

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    zman03865

    Fri Jan 26 2007

    Football is great but the superbowl more times than not does not do the teams justice. one bad mistake costs one team a championship more times than not. leaving people wondering who the better team really is, not on ONE particuler day

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    virilevagabond

    Thu Jul 20 2006

    Many claim that the Super Bowl is over hyped, and this is true; however, it's the Super Bowl (not the Average Bowl), and the game is now a modern American tradition. Nevertheless, the Super Bowl has evolved into more of a social rather than a sporting event, as many viewers couldn't care less who wins or which teams are even playing. Moreover, since the game is not played on the home field of either them, the game lacks much of the excitement that home field brings. Finally, many complain about how much attention the commercials get, but these have become as much a part of the game as beer and hotdogs are to baseball (for instance). In the end, however, the Super Bowl loses stars when compared to the NCAA Basketball Tournament and the second round of the NFL playoffs (which usually has more competitive games).

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    ih8rateitall

    Wed Mar 22 2006

    It's the best championship because it's the hardest to get. It takes a total team effort dudes.

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    bakc47e9

    Sun Feb 05 2006

    If you are watching super bowl XL... can someone tell me how much the referee is getting paid to "chat" for the Steelers?? B/c OMG! I am not a Seahawks fan... but it's ridiculous! Plus... what's up with all the Steeler commercials vs two seahwaks commercials?? I am talking about the one where players and coch are holding the trophey and talk about how exciting it is to win the Bowl. Here in San Diego.. we saw two with the Seahawk QB... and about seven or more with Steeler players. It's just a little stupid.

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    bubblehead0774_7

    Fri Jun 03 2005

    Like it or not, its clearly the number 1 sporting event in the country, and it really isn't even close. I'm a bigger baseball fan but unless the Yankees or teams of interest are involved then i only give it a cursory watch. I always watch the Super Bowl, despite the commercials and halftime shows.

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    gb4life

    Tue May 10 2005

    This is the greatest moment of the year. More people watch the superbowl than other event of the year. How can you canno, its the the american game.

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    mtbmlb

    Mon Mar 07 2005

    If it's one of the most watched events of all time, it must be worthwhile.

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    peg_siegmund

    Mon Feb 07 2005

    Re: Commericals This is a Family day with supper bowl parties all over . From the youngest to the oldest. The ads should be in the same order youngest to oldest. I have grandchildren as young as 4 watching the games because we are with them. So the ads should be for the young at the beginning to the elders at the end. you might think of something like BOB the builder or Dora for the young and the beginning of the games. till most childern of this age group are in bed. The ads that I saw this year wernt especially good. I did have a couble of favorites. One at the begining like a time machine of progress and the Anheiser horses with the other animals. Other than that I truley look forward to the commericals to see how creative people are. Well I guess you people need to look at what this generations of bringing up families want. It's not bras coming apart on TV or some one frozen in a car. You must have better writers. Just take a look around at single parents, stay at home moms... Read more

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    morrisseyweb

    Sat Feb 05 2005

    No greater, single game elimination, championship. Amazing spectacle.

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    chriso1981

    Sat Jan 08 2005

    Definitely one of the best nights in sports...

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    mcgowan

    Mon Dec 13 2004

    As someone who seen every SB , since #5, even if there are one sided games , it still wouldn't be so unbearable , if they would cut out 99% of all the bombast; get rid of the pre-game extravaganzas , with all the flash and fireworks ,and especially , get rid of the halftime show!!!!All that obnoxious glitz and bombast ,it's just over-the-top and totally unbearable!!!!Streamline the whole damn thing!! Make it for the real sports fans , no more eye candy for the casual watchers who just want to see something entertaining You want entertainment? Wait for the Oscars , wimp!!The Super Bowl is not about that. The game was never about being entertaining , or entertainment. It's a sport - The Game comes first , entertainment comes second!!

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    uofmsparty

    Fri Nov 12 2004

    This is the game where football fans as well as people who hate the sport come together to watch the biggest sporting event of the year..I don't really watch the NFL..I love college football..but you have to love the superbowl..its the only event i know of where people look forward to the commercials as well..can't beat it

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    numbah16tdhaha

    Wed Nov 10 2004

    Possibly the highlight of my year.

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    classictvfan47

    Fri Nov 05 2004

    Overrated to the extreme, especially in the face of the incredible Olympics. American football is boring.

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    daccory

    Fri Nov 05 2004

    Not followed that much outside the States so wouldn't call it a world event,though I know it's a major part of the sports calender over there. Who beat whom I have no idea.

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    bsd987

    Thu Nov 04 2004

    Nothing beats it in the even years when it is close (odd seasons bring even super bowls as the game is played in January. And yes, if the season is odd as in strage, great SB follow). Every other year it is just commercials for me. I guess this will be one of those years.

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    irishgit

    Thu Nov 04 2004

    Out of thirty eight Super Bowls about six have been good games. The best games are usually the Conference championships, and the final is usually the Super Bowl of hype.

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    jimbo04

    Sun Jul 25 2004

    If you asked me after Super Bowl XXX I would give it 2 stars at best. The most recent Super Bowls have been very competitive (except for Bucs blowout) and for 4 straight years won by teams who never won it before.

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    louiethe20th

    Wed Jun 30 2004

    Not even close!!! The best sport of all time and it gets better and better!

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    superdrool

    Wed Jun 23 2004

    A handful of clever commercials, an abundance of bad ones, horrible halftime performance, hmmm... what am I forgetting.... Oh yes! A little bad football thrown in. Most overrated contest in all of sports. BCS champ game(as a sporting event) is much more anticipated. Granted, the Super Bowl has better commercials.

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    chrisk1177

    Tue Mar 09 2004

    Better than the college game's answer. Not always a blow out as witnessed by the past few years. Some of the greatest super bowls have been played since 97 - packers/broncos, rams/titans, rams/pats, pats/panthers

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    beanocook

    Mon Feb 09 2004

    Piss pore. Boring brand of football. College is 1000X better. They can run block and fans actually care.

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    loneusfullhous_efan

    Sat Jan 31 2004

    Unless your team actually makes it; you just wind up watching for the commercials. Once again the Eagles let me down.

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    melott

    Tue Jan 27 2004

    It's a lousy product often played in domes. College football is much better.

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    dovekiller

    Mon Jul 14 2003

    Much as I enjoy a good football game now and then, I do not tolerate the Super Bowl very well at all. For the last 20 years in my house, it has been traditional to go rabbit hunting on Super Bowl Sunday. Far, far from home. all day.

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    gummocatkilla

    Sun May 25 2003

    There's nothing better than the Super Bowl.

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    andrewscott

    Thu May 15 2003

    Very over-hyped. I feel sorry for those who say "I only watch for the commercials." These people have been suckered into pretending to care about something they don't.

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    mgriff73

    Fri Apr 04 2003

    come on, it's the super bowl

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    jason1972

    Mon Dec 09 2002

    There's only one game (not four to seven), which gives it vitality. You only have only one game, one shot to lay it all on the line and prove that you have what it takes to be the best.

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    lukskywlkr

    Thu Oct 24 2002

    One game for all the marbles. I like that concept. I wish they would find some way to redo the playoffs so that NFC could meet another NFC or AFC vs. AFC in the big game. It would sure cut down on the blowouts.

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    potch1214

    Fri Dec 28 2001

    Yeah, I watch every one of em... So what, so does everybody. It is now a big commercial fest. The game is usually over by the end of the first quarter and you just sit around watching the commercials and using the game as an excuse to party. Most people who watch it don't care who wins or even who's in it... But I'll still be watching it with the rest of you!

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    bubbles06

    Mon Feb 12 2001

    Well who ever blackeye thinks she/he is they are very wrong about football/superbowl. The superbowl is very important to the players, choaches, and spotwriters. A lot of people depend on that game and a glory place for the players. Some people think it is a great achivement and for the players it is very important. It is a career for the players. I seem to love it.

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    bugologist

    Mon Jan 29 2001

    Even before it started, the Super Bowl or its broadcasters, or both combined, illustrated a problem of long standing for such events that to me is more important than generally seen because to me it shows a disdain for our historical patriotism. I'm not sure who to contact, but I am going to find out, and it will lead to a new story in my book also. Ray Charles is a famous entertainer, in some minds even a top of the line singer, but he certainly butchered the usually beautiful "America the Beautiful." Then, whoever that group was had not even bothered to learn the words let alone practiced the music of our "National Anthem." It is insulting to me, personally and collectively, as an American and as a "combat decorated" veteran that the National Football League, and other sports in their equivalent games, display such blatant disdain for our patriotic heritage by choosing to have our patriotic hymns delivered at their events by entertainers picked for their fame in oth... Read more

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    blackeye

    Thu Jan 27 2000

    Super Bore. Nobody cares for it outside of America. However College football has a more international cult following (especialy Asia & North Europe). The Cheer leaders are the unsung heroine's when it comes to promoting American football aboard. If only they replace the footballers with cheer leaders then the sport would be more appealing to the masses.

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    cind467om

    Thu Jan 27 2000

    The stupid bowl has very few redeeming qualities -- none of which are even related to football. If I am forced to watch I demand great snacks and silence during the half time show. I don't even know what teams are in the running!

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    thor485om

    Wed Jan 26 2000

    I much prefer watching the commercials over the game itself.

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    bigguypi

    Wed Jan 26 2000

    I always get loaded during the game, so thats good, but the game never lives up to the hype, so thats bad.

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    swan1763et

    Wed Jan 26 2000

    commericalism has ruined all championships, but I'll still watch when the actual game starts. Don't need all the pre-game hype.

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    wiggum

    Tue Jan 25 2000

    Even if I don't care about the teams at all (and I sure don't care about the Rams or the Titans), there's no way I'm missing the Super Bowl. It would be un-American.

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    magellan

    Tue Jan 25 2000

    Game usually does not measure up to expectations, but the hype is fun.

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    munson

    Tue Jan 25 2000

    This has become more of an event (almost a national holiday) than a sports championship. Everyone watches, but I'm not sure if it is really due to the commercials and not the game.