The Early Lead Archive: Super Bowl XLV
Lawsuit filed over Super Bowl seat issues
And now the Super Bowl ticket mess moves to the courts. A law firm in Los Angeles has filed a class-action lawsuit in Dallas on behalf of about 1,000 fans. The suit, which seeks more than $5 million in travel...
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Cindy Boren
| February 9, 2011; 11:29 AM ET |
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NFL adds second option for fans denied seats at Super Bowl XLV
The NFL has added a second option for the 400 ticketholders who were unable to be seated for Super Bowl XLV on Sunday at Cowboys Stadium. The league earlier offered the 400, who watched the game in the stadium on...
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Cindy Boren
| February 8, 2011; 7:50 PM ET |
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Rodgers blabs to Letterman; Aguilera knows the words (really)
The Day after the Super Bowl is traditionally one for confessin' and stepping right up were Aaron Rodgers and Christina Aguilera. First, Rodgers. Monday morning, he declared that he did not sleep with the Lombardi Trophy. Monday night, he confided...
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Cindy Boren
| February 8, 2011; 9:52 AM ET |
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Jerry Jones issues statement on Super Bowl ticket mess
Dallas Cowboys owner and Super Bowl XLV host Jerry Jones has declined to speak to the media but issued a statement about the mess that deprived 400 fans with tickets of seats and prompted an apology and promise of...
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Cindy Boren
| February 8, 2011; 7:57 AM ET |
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Report: NFL knew seating snafu was possible days before Super Bowl
The NFL knew of a potential problem with temporary seats at Super Bowl XLV as early as the middle of last week but decided not to alert fans, league executives told the Dallas Morning News. The league, executives said, thought...
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Cindy Boren
| February 7, 2011; 1:06 PM ET |
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Super Bowl XLV was most-watched show in TV history
Updated at 5:33 p.m. Super Bowl XLV between the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers was the most-watched program in the history of eyes U.S. television history, drawing an audience of 111 162.9 million viewers. That, according to the Nielsen...
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| February 7, 2011; 12:10 PM ET |
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