New Orleans – Baltimore Ravens Beat San Francisco 49ers 34-31 In The Super Bowl

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    Baltimore Ravens inside linebacker Ray Lewis celebrates beside San Francisco 49ers guard Mike Iupati after the 49ers failed to score during the fourth quarter in the NFL Super Bowl XLVII football game in New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2013. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn New Orleans – The Baltimore Ravens survived a furious second-half rally by San Francisco and a momentum-sapping power outage at the Superdome to defeat the scrappy 49ers 34-31 in the Super Bowl on Sunday.

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    A Super Bowl-record 108-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Jacoby Jones gave the Ravens a 28-6 lead early in the third quarter but the 49ers scored 17 straight points after a 35-minute power outage and nearly pulled off a stunning comeback.

    Trailing 34-29, the 49ers marched down to the Ravens’ seven but failed to score on four tries, surrendering the ball on downs at the five with less than two minutes remaining.

    Baltimore used up the clock and on fourth down, punter Sam Koch ran out of bounds in the end zone for a safety with four seconds left.

    Joe Flacco, the game’s Most Valuable Player, completed 22 of 33 passes for 287 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions to lead the Ravens to their first title since the 2000 season.


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    Yiddl
    Yiddl
    11 years ago

    Beautifull game thank god.

    Boochie
    Boochie
    11 years ago

    very exciting game, i was rooting for the 49ers

    11 years ago

    The halftime “show” with Beyonce was not suitable for viewing for minors; however, there was no warning in advance. It is astounding how this sort of “entertainment” now appears on the network channels, and how the envelope has been pushed in recent years. I guess that where mega millions are involved, the FCC regulators look the other way.

    cool-3931
    cool-3931
    11 years ago

    I didn’t even know the game was last night until I saw this post. Most yidden – not all – have better things in life to do then sit and watch a few meshugoyim run with a ball. If u jump on me that’s fine but what I said is 100% correct.

    Professor
    Professor
    11 years ago

    The game, however, was great

    gefen53
    gefen53
    11 years ago

    I would love to hear comments how the super bowl affected us yidden….as we know everything that happens in the world has some impact on am yisroel

    refuaha
    refuaha
    11 years ago

    What’s this talk about half time did you people do your daf or you where buzy with this stupidity shame on all of you the world is upside down wake up people and do somethink solid

    henna252
    henna252
    11 years ago

    These comments only crystalizes how low our standards of yiddishkeit has fallen. I believe that you aren’t even aware of how the level should be. I spent the evening learning Yermiyahu instead. The game passes but what is left of that.

    wsbrgh
    wsbrgh
    11 years ago

    Doesn’t the g’mora tell us to stay away from “theaters and circuses”- even JEWISH ONES?!?