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Rams beat Titans, 23-16, to win Super Bowl
South Florida Sun-SentinelThe sound emanating from the St. Louis Rams on Sunday went from Whooooosh! to Whew! in Super Bowl XXXIV. The Rams used a combination of superior offensive speed and a last-second defensive stop at the 1-yard line to post a thrilling 23-16 victory over...Tags: Tennessee Titans, Trent Green, Drew Bledsoe, Kurt Warner, Football
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Wilkins' leg holds up for 3 first-half Ram field goals
The Associated PressJeff Wilkins and his sore left knee got quite a workout. The kicker was the St. Louis Rams' biggest question mark heading into the Super Bowl due to chronic tendinitis in his plant leg. And that was with good reason, considering his performance in the...Tags: National Football League, Tennessee Titans, Kurt Warner, Football, Multi-Sport Events
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Rookie Holt has big game in Rams' biggest game
The Associated PressThe hard knocks never got to Torry Holt. In the NFC championship game, the St. Louis Rams' rookie wide receiver twice had to leave the game. The first time, it was bruised ribs; the second time, it was a shoulder injury. Neither kept him out, or from...Tags: Tennessee Titans, Kurt Warner, Multi-Sport Events, Football, Chris Thomas
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Tennessee 15-to-1 to return to Super Bowl
South Florida Sun-SentinelOddsmakers think the Tennessee Titans have a better chance of making it to Super Bowl XXXV than the Dolphins. In odds released over the weekend by Las Vegas Sports Consultants, the Titans are listed at 15-to-1 to return to the Super Bowl next season. The...Tags: Kenny Holmes, Gene Upshaw, Fred Miller, Joe Bowden, Kurt Warner
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Questions and answers about Rams
The Chicago TribuneThe St. Louis Rams rate an edge in nearly every statistical category in their Super Bowl matchup with the Tennessee Titans. They have a more potent offense and a defense that gives up fewer yards per game, and they have been to a Super Bowl. Well, one...Tags: Fred Miller, Tennessee Titans, Kurt Warner, Football, Multi-Sport Events
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How Rams, Titans match up
The Associated PressWHEN THE RAMS HAVE THE BALL St. Louis was the third highest-scoring team in NFL history this season with 526 points, about 33 points a game. Kurt Warner (13), an unknown backup when camp started, threw 41 touchdown passes to become just the second...Tags: Eddie Robinson, Fred Miller, Kenny Holmes, Joe Bowden, History
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Red, white and whew! Patriots win Super Bowl
Baltimore Sun StaffIn the end, it wasn't regular-season MVP quarterback Kurt Warner who seized the moment, but second-year miracle worker Tom Brady. When the confetti finally flew, it wasn't the high-powered St. Louis Rams offense that celebrated, but the gritty New...Tags: Kurt Warner, Ted Johnson, Football, Dan Marino, Tebucky Jones
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A bumbling, bittersweet night
Tribune staff reporterThe Bears did what they had to do Sunday night. And it left them with a coach confused, a defense feeling betrayed and an offense resentful. It also left them with a 13-10 victory over a dreadful St. Louis Rams outfit, their third victory in the last...Tags: Chicago Bears, Curtis Conway, Jim Flanigan, Football, Tom Carter
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Game 11: 49ers slap away ball, pesky Ravens
Sun reporterThe Ravens had teased the San Francisco 49ers for nearly three quarters when some of the 49ers decided they had had enough. Crunch time had arrived. "We're supposed to be one of the best teams in the league, and we're having trouble putting away a...Tags: San Francisco 49ers, Terry Kirby, James Jones, Donny Brady, Jacksonville Jaguars
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Dec 14, 1997
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Nov 18, 1996
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