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Super Bowl XLVII Super Bowl XLVII , the 47th edition of the Super Bowl and the 43rd modern era National Football League championship game , is scheduled to be played in 2013 at the Mercedes - Benz Superdome in New Orleans , Louisiana . The game will be held on February 3 , 2013 . Therefore , the 2013 Mardi Gras calendar in Orleans Parish will be changed . Parades scheduled for February 3 and before will likely move ahead one week . The same occurred in 2002 when the September 11 attacks caused a one - week delay in the 2001 NFL season , resulting in Super Bowl XXXVI falling within the Mardi Gras parade calendar . The game will be carried by CBS and will be simulcast in Canada by CTV . CBS plans on charging a record high US $ 4 , 000 , 000 for each thirty - second advertisement . Already , General Motors has announced they will pass on the game , citing the advertising costs . Host - selection process . The bids were : New Orleans was ultimately selected to host the game . This will be the tenth time that the city has hosted the Super Bowl , by far the most by an individual city and once again tying with the Miami area for the most Super Bowls hosted by a metropolitan area ( they have been tied in the past ) . It will be the first Super Bowl to be held in New Orleans since the Superdome sustained damage from Hurricane Katrina in 2005 . It will also be the first Super Bowl held in the Superdome since selling the naming rights to Mercedes - Benz and undergoing a major renovation in 2011 , including the addition of Champions Square . New Orleans beat out Glendale , Arizona ( which will host Super Bowl XLIX ) and Miami ( South Florida ) for the right to host the game at the NFL ' s Spring Ownership Meetings in Fort Lauderdale , Florida on May 19 , 2009 .
Gus Tebell Gustave Kenneth Tebell ( September 6 , 1897 – May 1969 ) was an American football , basketball , and baseball player and coach . From 1925 to 1929 , he coached football at North Carolina State University , where he compiled a 21 – 25 – 2 record . From 1934 to 1936 , he coached at the University of Virginia , where he compiled a 6 – 18 – 4 record . From 1930 to 1951 , he served as the head men ' s basketball coach at Virginia . During that tenure , he compiled a 240 – 190 record . His 240 wins rank third in school history . Tebell also coached baseball at Virginia from 1941 to 1943 and from 1945 to 1955 . Tebell played football and basketball at the University of Wisconsin . After graduating , he played for the Columbus Tigers of the NFL in 1923 and 1924 and coached three of the team ' s games in 1923 . The University of Virginia honors Tebell by giving an annual award in his name , the Gus Tebell Memorial Award , which is granted each year to the graduating male student - athlete with the highest grade point average through his four years at the university .
List of Massachusetts Marauders seasons This is a list of seasons completed by the Massachusetts Marauders . The Marauders were a professional arena football franchise of the Arena Football League ( AFL ) , based in Worcester , Massachusetts . The team was established in 1988 as the Detroit Drive . The franchise appeared in the ArenaBowl in every season in which they were located in Detroit , winning ArenaBowl II , ArenaBowl III , ArenaBowl IV , and ArenaBowl VI . Though the franchise was a consistent championship contender , then - owner Mike Ilitch sold the Drive after purchasing the Detroit Tigers of Major League Baseball . The new owner then moved the team to Massachusetts for the 1994 season , where they changed their name to the Marauders . After an altercation between the new owner and the commissioner of the AFL , the team folded . Almost three years later , Dan DeVos , son of Amway co - founder and current owner of the NBA ' s Orlando Magic , Richard DeVos , bought the franchise out of bankruptcy court . The franchise would play in the 1998 season , but as the Grand Rapids Rampage , however the Rampage do not retain the history and records of the Detroit / Massachusetts era . While in Detroit , the Drive played at Joe Louis Arena , and at Worcester Centrum for their single season in Massachusetts .
Arthur Cumnock Arthur James Cumnock ( February 12 , 1868 – June 8 , 1930 ) was an American football player . He and Amos Alonzo Stagg were selected as the end s on the first College Football All - America Team in 1889 . He is also credited with having been the person who developed the tradition of spring practice in football . In March 1889 , Cumnock led the Harvard team in drills on Jarvis field , which is considered the first - ever spring football practice . In 1913 , an article in an Eastern newspaper sought to choose the greatest Harvard football player of all time . The individual chosen was Cumnock , who " the sons of John Harvard are pretty well agreed " was " the greatest Harvard player of all time . " The article continued : " But in sizing them all up there still remains one whom Harvard graduates and students regard with the greatest veneration , not so much for his actual individual performances , although he was one of the best , but for those sterling qualities which go to make up a tactician , a Hannibal of the gridiron , one whose real object in life was to develop a team that could and did beat Yale - - Arthur V . Cumnock , captain of the team of 1890 . " After being selected as an All - American in 1889 , Cumnock was also named captain of the 1890 Harvard football team . Cumnock led Harvard to an upset against the heavily favored Yale team that year . In describing Cumock ' s determination as a team leader , the author of the 1913 article wrote : " He permitted no one to interfere with his plans . For ten weeks he spent his time trying to convince his more or less skeptical team mates that Yale could be beaten . " As for his individual performance in the 1890 Yale game , the writer noted : " Such tackling as Cumnock did that day probably has never been equaled . He played a star offensive game , but on the defensive he was a terror . Lee McClung would come around the end with the giant Heffelfinger interfering , and the records read : ' Cumnock tackles both and brings them down . ' " Harvard won the game 12 to 6 in what was considered " one of the greatest games in Harvard ' s history . " Cumnock graduated from Harvard in 1891 and went into the cotton mill business . He became the treasurer of one of the largest corporations in New England .
Chafie Fields Chafie Ali Fields ( born February 4 , 1977 in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania ) is a sports and talent agent . He is a former professional American football wide receiver in the National Football League . He played college football at Penn State University . Fields partnered with Joel Segal , the longtime head of Worldwide Entertainment & Sports in 2005 . Their firm , Fields Consulting , based in Miami , Florida , represents various athletes and entertainers , most notably Arizona Cardinals 2007 first - round draft pick Levi Brown , Detroit Lions wide receiver Bryant Johnson and Buffalo Bills 2009 first - round pick Aaron Maybin . Although Fields resides in Miami , he is a partner in a Philadelphia restaurant , Halal Bilah . Football career . Fields was a dual - threat wide receiver for Penn State from 1996 to 1999 , where he ranks 10th on the all - time receiving list , with 88 catches for 1 , 437 yards . He is perhaps best known for his electrifying 84 - yard double reverse in Penn State ' s 38 - 15 win over Texas in the 1997 Fiesta Bowl . Fields went undrafted in the 2000 NFL Draft despite a superb performance in the 2000 Senior Bowl due to concerns about a nagging ankle injury . He spent a season each with the San Francisco 49ers , the Denver Broncos , and the New York Jets who released him prior to the 2002 regular season . Fields earned his Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies from Penn State in 1999 . He attended Mastbaum Area Vocational Technical School , in Philadelphia where he was named All - America by " SuperPrep " magazine , " Blue Chip Illustrated " and " USA Today " .
1968 Cotton Bowl Classic The 1968 Cotton Bowl Classic , part of the 1967 bowl game season , took place on January 1 , 1968 , at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas , Texas . The competing teams were the Alabama Crimson Tide , representing the Southeastern Conference ( SEC ) , and the , representing the Southwest Conference ( SWC ) as conference champions . Texas A & M won the game 20 – 16 . Teams . Alabama . The 1967 Alabama squad finished the regular season with an 8 – 1 – 1 record . The Crimson Tide opened the season ranked # 2 only to tie Florida State in their opening game and lose to eventual conference champion Tennessee . Following their victory over , Alabama accepted an invitation to play in the Cotton Bowl on November 20 . The appearance marked the third for Alabama in the Cotton Bowl , and their 21st overall bowl game . Texas A & M . Texas A & M finished the regular season with a 6 – 4 after opening the season 0 – 4 with losses to SMU , , and Florida State . With a 10 – 7 victory over Texas in the regular season finale , the Aggies secured their position in the Cotton Bowl as SWC champions . The appearance marked the third for the Aggies in the Cotton Bowl , and their eighth overall bowl game . Game summary . Alabama opened the game with a ten play , 80 yard drive with Ken Stabler scoring on an eight yard run to give the Crimson Tide a 7 – 0 lead . The Aggies responded with a 13 - yard Edd Hargett touchdown pass to Larry Stegent to tie the game at 7 – 7 at the end of the first quarter . After Steve Davis hit a 36 - yard field goal on the first play of the second quarter for Alabama , A & M responded late in the quarter with a 7 - yard Tommy Maxwell touchdown reception from Hargett . After the ensuing extra point failed , the Aggies took a 13 – 10 lead at the half . A & M extended their lead to 20 – 10 early in the third after Wendell Housley scored on a 20 - yard touchdown run . The final points of the game came later in the third when Stabler scored his second touchdown of the game , and with a failed two point conversion attempt and a scoreless fourth , the Aggies won 20 – 16 . For his performance , Texas A & M quarterback Edd Hargett was named the Most Valuable Player of the game . As A & M coach Stallings was both a former player and assistant coach under him , Bryant carried him off the field to celebrate the victory .
Tommy Brooker William Thomas “ Tommy ” Brooker ( born October 31 , 1939 in Demopolis , Alabama ) is a former American collegiate and Professional Football player . A placekicker - end , Brooker played for the Dallas Texans / Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League from 1962 - 1966 . Brooker played college football at the University of Alabama under legendary coach Bear Bryant . He was drafted by the Texans in the 17th round ( 131st overall ) in the 1962 AFL Draft and by the Washington Redskins in the 16th round ( 211th overall ) in the same year ’ s NFL Draft . Doubling as an offensive end , Brooker had his best statistical season in his rookie year , 1962 . He caught four passes , three for touchdown s , the only ones he would score during his career . He also made all 33 of his extra point attempts and kicked 12 of 22 field goals for a total of 87 points . Brooker was a member of the Texans team that won the 1962 AFL Championship game , the Texans defeating the Houston Oilers ( who had won the first two AFL title games , in 1960 and 1961 ) at Jeppesen Stadium . It would be the franchise ’ s final game before their move from Dallas to Kansas City . Teammate Bill Hull intercepted the Oilers ' George Blanda late in the first overtime of Professional Football ' s longest championship game . Hull ' s interception allowed the Texans to start the second overtime with two runs by Jack Spikes to move the ball to the Oilers ' 25 - yard line , and Brooker kicked a field goal to give the Texans the win , 20 - 17 . The field goal saved Texans star running back Abner Haynes from what could have been a costly error : at the start of the overtime , Haynes won the coin toss and stated that his team would “ kick to the clock , ” which not only gave the Oilers first possession , but put the wind at their backs ( the Oilers having gotten the choice of which end zone to defend ) . The Texans saved Haynes from embarrassment by preventing Houston from scoring in the first overtime ; after the teams switched sides for the second , Brooker kicked the winning field goal 2 minutes and 54 seconds in . On September 8 , 1963 , in the Chiefs ’ inaugural game since moving from Dallas , Brooker converted eight extra points in a 59 - 7 victory over the Denver Broncos . This remains tied as a franchise single - game record , Mike Mercer and Lawrence Tynes equaling it in 1966 and 2004 respectively . Brooker enjoyed two more solid seasons in 1964 and 1965 . In the former , during which he would be named to the AFL All - Star Game , he made eight field goals and led the AFL with 46 extra points in as many attempts , for a total of 70 points . In 1965 he kicked a career - high 13 field goals and was a perfect 37 - for - 37 in PATs , for 76 points . In his career Brooker scored 290 points : the three touchdowns in 1962 , 41 field goals in 85 attempts , and a perfect 149 - for - 149 in PATs . To date , he holds the Dallas Texans / Kansas City Chiefs record for most career extra point attempts without a miss .
16th Vanier Cup The 16th Vanier Cup was played on November 29 , 1980 , at Varsity Stadium in Toronto , Ontario , and decided the CIAU football champion for the 1980 season . The Alberta Golden Bears won their third championship by defeating the Ottawa Gee - Gees by a score of 40 - 21 .
E . J . Wilson Earl Wilson , Jr . ( born October 28 , 1987 ) is an American football defensive end for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the National Football League . He was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the fourth round of the 2010 NFL Draft . He played college football at North Carolina . Professional career . Seattle Seahawks . Wilson was selected in the fourth round of the 2010 NFL Draft by the Seattle Seahawks . He was signed to a four - year contract on June 17 , 2010 . He was cut on November 23 , 2010 after posting one tackle in two games . Tampa Bay Buccaneers . Wilson signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the 2011 NFL Training Camp . During the second preseason game , Wilson was injured after rupturing his Achilles tendon . He was ruled out for the season and was placed on Injured Reserve for the 2011 NFL Season .
List of Playoff Bowl broadcasters The Playoff Bowl ( officially , the Bert Bell Benefit Bowl ) was a post - season game for third place in the NFL , played ten times following the 1960 - 69 seasons . It was abandoned in favor of the current playoff structure with the AFL - NFL merger in 1970 . The following is a list of the television network s and announcers that broadcast the Playoff Bowl during its existence .
1981 West Virginia Mountaineers football team The 1981 West Virginia Mountaineers football team represented West Virginia University in the 1981 NCAA Division I - A football season . It was the Mountaineers ' 89th overall season and they competed as a Division I - A Independent . The team was led by head coach Don Nehlen , in his 2nd year , and played their home games at Mountaineer Field in Morgantown , West Virginia . They finished the season with a record of nine wins and three losses ( 9 – 3 overall ) and with a victory over Florida in the Peach Bowl . Season recap . Oliver Luck was the starting quarterback for the Mountaineers . He led the team with 2448 passing yards and 16 touchdowns . Leading the team in rushing was Curlin Beck with 537 net yards . Rich Hollins led the team in receiving with 37 receptions for 764 yards . The first game pitted the Mountaineers against the Virginia Cavaliers . The Mountaineers won the opener 32 – 18 in Charlottesville . WVU then traveled to College Park , where they took on the Maryland Terrapins . WVU held on for a 17 – 13 road victory . Their home opener was against Colorado State , who they thrashed 49 – 3 . They then traveled to Boston College , where they won 38 – 10 . Their first loss of the season came at the hands of archrival Pitt 17 – 0 at home . They rebounded with a resounding 27 – 6 win over Virginia Tech . They played at Penn State , but lost 7 – 30 , to the number 1 team in the nation . The Mountaineers returned home for a game with East Carolina , in which they won 20 – 3 . They later on beat Temple by a 24 – 19 margin . Rutgers was next up , and lost 20 – 3 . West Virginia barely lost on the road to Syracuse , 24 – 27 , but more than made up for it with a 26 – 6 thumping of the Florida Gators in the Peach Bowl .
2011 Arena Football League season The 2011 Arena Football League season will be the twenty - fourth season in the history of the league . The regular season will begin on March 11 , 2011 and end on July 23 , 2011 , with ArenaBowl XXIV being played in August 2011 to conclude the playoffs . League business . Teams . Three franchises that competed in the 2008 season , the Philadelphia Soul , San Jose SaberCats , and Kansas City Command ( formerly the Kansas City Brigade ) , will return to competition in the 2011 season , an announcement made on June 19 , 2010 . Two teams that competed in 2010 have relocated and have assumed the history of former AFL franchises . It was announced on August 21 , 2010 that the Alabama Vipers would become the Georgia Force , and on September 14 , 2010 it was revealed that the Bossier - Shreveport Battle Wings would become the New Orleans VooDoo . The Milwaukee Iron officially changed its name to the Milwaukee Mustangs on January 27 , 2011 , taking the name of the original franchise . The city of Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania was awarded an expansion team on August 20 , 2010 . The team , named the Pittsburgh Power , is the first AFL team to call Pittsburgh home since the Pittsburgh Gladiators , one of the league ' s four original franchises . The Gladiators moved to Tampa , Florida and became the Tampa Bay Storm after the 1990 season . The only team not returning from the 2010 season is the Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz . Owner Phil Miller made the announcement on October 21 , 2010 , citing an inability to find minority investors as one reason for the decision to not compete . Realignment . With several teams relocating , returning , or leaving , the AFL announced the divisional alignment for 2011 on October 21 , 2010 . Both conferences will each have nine teams placed in two divisions . Regular season schedule . Each team will play an 18 - game regular season with two bye weeks over the course of 20 weeks . Each team will play every team in its division twice , and every team in its conference once . It is the longest schedule in the history of the league . The first game of the season will be played on March 11 , 2011 . The Pittsburgh Power will begin their inaugural season against the Philadelphia Soul , who are playing their first game since winning ArenaBowl XXII in 2008 .
2010 Insight Bowl The 2010 Insight Bowl was the 22nd edition of the college football bowl game , played at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe , Arizona on Tuesday , December 28 , 2010 . It featured the Missouri Tigers from the Big 12 Conference versus the Iowa Hawkeyes from the Big Ten Conference . The game started at 8 : 01pm ( CST ) and ended at 11 : 10pm ( CST ) for a total time of 3 : 09 . Teams . Missouri . The Tigers entered the bowl with a 10 - 2 record . Midway through the season , Missouri looked like it might be making a beeline for the BCS , sitting at 7 - 1 and favored in its final four games . The Tigers stumbled , following a loss to Nebraska with another at Texas Tech , but rebounded to win its final three games and finish at 10 - 2 for the program ’ s third 10 - win season in four years , bringing the program to its fourth such season ever . Much to the disappointment to many fans , Missouri would later make their second appearance in the Insight Bowl . They were a 34 - 31 winner over West Virginia in the 1998 game . Iowa . Iowa looked to end its season on a high note . The Hawkeyes started off with wins over Penn State and were the only team to defeat Michigan State . But Iowa has lost their last three games including a season - ending 27 - 24 loss to Minnesota . The Hawkeyes won their last two bowl games and were coming off with a 24 - 14 win in the Orange bowl over Georgia Tech giving the Hawkeyes their first BCS bowl win in school history . and made their first appearance at the Insight Bowl . Weather . 57 deg ( F ) , wind : W at 3 mph , 47 % humidity Game summary . Team statistics . Statistics Notes . Iowa and Missouri have previously played each other 12 times with Missouri holding a 7 - 5 advantage . However , the last time that the schools met was in 1910 . The two squads had never previously played each other in a bowl game .
Ed Smith ( American football ) Edward " Ed " Smith ( June 17 , 1913 – January 29 , 1998 ) was an American football running back in the National Football League for the Boston Redskins and Green Bay Packers . He played college football at New York University and was drafted in the third round of the 1936 NFL Draft . During the 1935 football season , Smith posed for the Heisman Trophy study with the now - iconic straight or " stiff " arm . Sculptor Frank Eliscu asked Smith , his former high school classmate , to pose for a commissioned work involving a football player . They both attended George Washington High School in New York City ' s Washington Heights neighborhood . Smith did not realize that the sculpture , for which he posed , became the fabled Heisman Trophy until 1982 . A documentary filmmaker tracked down Smith through his brother - in - law , Bob Pastor , a former heavyweight boxer who fought Joe Louis twice . The Downtown Athletic Club subsequently presented Smith with a Heisman Trophy of his own in 1985 . Smith was what sportswriters used to refer to as a triple - threat : he ran , passed and often quick - kicked in New York University ' s single - wing offense during the 1933 – 1935 seasons . Smith suffered a torn ligament in his left leg and a hemorrhage in his right leg and NYU went 3 – 4 – 1 in 1934 . The 1935 Thanksgiving game was the last of Smith ' s collegiate career . The first Heisman Trophy presentation was on December 5 , 1935 . The Boston Redskins drafted Smith in the NFL ' s first ever draft in February 1936 . He was selected in round three , the # 20 pick overall . Smith graduated from NYU in the spring of 1936 and proceeded to a career in professional football . The pay was $ 200 a game for the twelve - week season . Smith played with the Redskins in the 1936 season . The Redskins played in the 1936 NFC Championship game at New York ' s Polo Grounds on December 13 , 1936 . The Skins lost to the Green Bay Packers 21 - 6 . Smith played with the Green Bay Packers under coach Curly Lambeau in the 1937 season . His ligament injury returned while playing in Green Bay and Smith left professional sports . He later played and coached semi - pro football in Springfield , Massachusetts in 1941 . As player - coach , Smith again connected with Vince Lombardi , who played under Smith . Smith and his wife Hilda lived most of their life in Washington Heights . Smith worked for Otis Elevator in the post - war era .
Marcus Parker Marcus Parker ( born May 18 , 1983 in Dallas , Texas ) is a professional American and Canadian football defensive lineman who is currently a member of the Chicago Rush . He was signed by the Detroit Lions as an undrafted free agent in 2006 . He played college football at New Mexico . Parker has also played for the Calgary Stampeders