Bleh I found the game really boring except for near the end when the Cardinals came back and then the Steelers...prevented them from winning. Not my favorite game ever.

Thanks, just in case the above argues my point.

The safety was legit.

Holding in the end zone.

without that huge 100 yard int touchdown return by Harrison the Steelers would have lost this game.

Congratz on #6 Steelers Nation!

On the game winning catch by Pittsburgh, did they say it was questionable ( I was at a bar with no sound.) but I saw they showed the replay about 10 times so I think they were't sure themsleves.

Also I think the ref had to guess, cause is that like a catch by the first baseman in baseball? Could that ref really have seen both the catch in the hands and the feet on the ground.

*** so if the ref would have ruled it, no catch, would it have been reversed?

Sure if was legit but how many times do they say, penalties aren't called at the end of the game to decide the game.

I don't remember the play now but did the player even break through and get close to the QB or was he stopped at the line.

The center threw the defender to the ground. If it wasn't called, it would have gotten the refs fired.

and is 6 the most of all time.

yes it is.

before today the Steelers,Niners and Cowboys were tied with 5 SB wins each.

so those 4 teams have won about half of the Super Bowls.

you mean 3 teams.

yes it is.

before today the Steelers,Niners and Cowboys were tied with 5 SB wins each.

TV coverage of America's Superbowl football match was interrupted for some viewers by snippets of pornography.

Those watching a Tucson television station's broadcast of the game yesterday were given a 10-second segment of a woman performing a sex act on a man.

KVOA TV today said the only viewers who were able to see the material were those who receive the channel through a cable provider.

The station said it would investigate the incident.

"When the NBC feed of the Superbowl was transmitted from KVOA to local cable providers and through over-the-air antennas, there was no pornographic material," station general manager Gary Nielsen said.

The station said it was dismayed and disappointed that some customers and their families were subjected to the material.

"KVOA will continue to investigate what happened to our clean signal and make sure our viewers get answers," it said.

A spokeswoman for cable company Comcast confirmed that the company's standard feed was interrupted during the Superbowl, although she said its high definition feed was not.

Tucson media reported that they received calls from irate viewers about the pornographic material.
Joel Hilander of Tucson said he and his young children saw the clip.

"I couldn't believe it. And I couldn't believe that my children were watching it either," he said.

He said the interruption came just after the Arizona Cardinals' Larry Fitzgerald scored on a long touchdown reception during the final minutes of the game.