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Super Bowl 2012 Twitter Statistics: Two New Records Set After Giants vs. Patriots

The Super Bowl may be known as the biggest sporting event of the year, but last night's match up also shattered social media statistics. According to PC Mag, the televised event set two new records on Twitter for the number of tweets per second. After the
The Super Bowl may be known as the biggest sporting event of the year, but last night’s match up also shattered social media statistics. According to PC Mag, the televised event set two new records on Twitter for the number of tweets per second. After the Giants’ victory, Twitter traffic reached 12,233 tweets per second and 10,245 during Madonna’s half-time performance.

Super Bowl 2013 Odds

Fans can already bet on who will win next year's Super Bowl.
The NFL season hasn't even been over for 24 hours and you can already bet on who will win next year's Super Bowl. The Patriots may have lost on Sunday, but according to some sportsbooks they have the best chance of winning it all next season.
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Tim Tebow: 'Maybe' I'll Do 'Dancing With the Stars'

Can you imagine Tim Tebow doing the Fox trot or the waltz? The Denver Broncos quarterback would like to one day compete on Dancing with the Stars, according to show alum J.R. Martinez.
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Puppy Bowl 2012: Watch Highlights of the Game and Kitty Halftime Show [VIDEO]

As the New York Giants prepared to face off against the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl XLVI late Sunday, the 2012 Puppy Bowl was also taking place. Take a look at the video highlights from the game, including the 2012 Puppy Bowl 2012 starting lineup, the Kitty Halftime Show, a historic double touchdown and more.
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How Many People Watched the Super Bowl?

Super Bowl XLVI was the most-watched television event in American history. 111.3 million people tuned in to see the Giants beat the Patriots 21 to 17
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Clint Eastwood Superbowl Ad Censors Pro-Union Signs

A Chrysler Super Bowl advertisement narrated by Clint Eastwood urges unity has drawn plaudits for its powerful message of unity, but the spot edited out pro-union signs during a scene from last year's divisive protests in Wisconsin.
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Jona Rechnitz: Tom Brady Super Bowl Safety Nets Bettor $50k [UPDATED]

Jona Rechnitz placed a bet at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas Sunday evening that the first score of Super Bowl XLVI would be a safety in favor of the New York Giants, netting him $50,000 from one of the most unlikely bets in all of sports--talk about a safety.
Eli Manning: Elite Quarterback Tried To Stop Super Bowl Winning Touchdown

Eli Manning: Elite Quarterback Tried To Stop Super Bowl Winning Touchdown

Seconds before running back Ahmad Bradshaw scored a Super Bowl-winning touchdown for the New York Giants, quarterback Eli Manning had been yelling at him to stop. I just yelled, 'Don't score, don't score,' Manning said Monday, admitting that he worried Bradshaw's bold move would end up giving the ball back to the New England Patriots.
Super Bowl 2012 Features Galaxy Note: Specs of Samsung Hybrid Announced

Super Bowl Commercials 2012: Top 5 Must-Watch Tech Ads

Companies spent millions of dollars on Super Bowl 2012 ads, and no less than five tech firms doled out some must-watch gems this year. While Apple didn't buy any ad time during the Super Bowl, one of their arch rivals did, and several Web sites ponied up to get their names out there as well.
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Tom Brady Super Bowl Loss: 5 Reasons Why He Should Retire

They say you should leave on a high note, but this might be the two-time MVP's best chance to pick up the pieces and start a new chapter in his career. Below is a list of five reasons why Brady should call it quits.
Clint Eastwood

Clint Eastwood Super Bowl Commercial: Was it Political? [VIDEO]

The political undertones in Clint Eastwood's Super Bowl commercial for Chrysler Group LLC were evident in the reaction it provoked. The nationalistic tone for the ad, Halftime in America, left its audience wondering whether it advocated that the upcoming 2012 Presidential election is halftime for President Barack Obama and that he deserves a second term.

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