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Sometimes the game is a blowout, and sometimes the game is close. Either way, the Super Bowl almost always delivers something unusual, be it a play on the field, a halftime incident, a new technological innovation, or even the implementation of new rules and game-day standards.

Great Super Bowl performances are remembered by fans for a lifetime, but if you had to choose from the best of the best, which players would make up your All Super Bowl team?  These 25 players had the best performances in the big game at their respective positions, making them the starters for this All Super Bowl team.

From record-breaking feats to sheer dominance, these players did amazing things in the NFLs championship-deciding game.

With just over a week until Super Bowl 57 kicks off between Chiefs and Eagles, its time to look back at some past editions. Where will this rank?

The biggest names tend to stay in the national consciousness, but lesser lights who make their mark in the biggest sporting event of the year dont always stay in the limelight...

Jan. 31 1920 — Joe Malone of the Quebec Bulldogs scores an NHL-record seven goals in a 10-6 victory over the Toronto St. Patricks. 1941 — Joe Louis knocks out Red Burman in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden to retain the world heavyweight title. 1950 — High school pitcher Paul Pettit signs with the Pirates for a record $100,000. To do so, Pittsburgh has to purchase his contract from a film producer who had signed Pettit to an exclusive contract as an athlete/actor.

Trinity Valley Community College has three students represented in the 2-year College All-State Band which will perform February in San Antonio during the Texas Music Educators Association Convention.

With it being the 25th anniversary of Super Bowl XXXII, lets take a closer look at what made it one of the most important, albeit sometimes forgotten Super Bowls to date.

Forty years of Scott Wallace's "Rejuvenation" and Doug Curry's "Blacks and Blues" on WRUR will be celebrated Saturday at The Little Theatre.

The professional football franchise known for more than 85 years as the Washington Redskins has undergone a historic transformation over the past few years. A combination of cultural shifts, poor