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100 GREATEST SUPER BOWL MOMENTS

100 The urban legend Super Bowl XXII: Reporter to Redskins quarterback Doug Williams: "How long have you been a black quarterback?" Or so the story goes. What really happened was Butch John, a reporter for the Jackson (Miss.) Clarion-Ledger, jokingly asked Williams, "Doug, it's obvious you've always been a black quarterback all your life. When did it start to matter?"

99 Rice burns Broncos Super Bowl XXIV: Jerry Rice crosses the goal line with his third TD catch, both arms upraised, as the 49ers clobber the Broncos 55-10.

98 Watch this: A perfect ending Super Bowl VII: As he's being carried off the field after the Dolphins' Super Bowl win to cap their 17-0 season, coach Don Shula has his watch stolen off his wrist. Shula climbed off his players, chased down the thief and got the watch back.

97 Down goes Minnesota Super Bowl XI: Willie Brown's 75-yard interception return -- the longest in Super Bowl history -- wraps up the Raiders' 32-14 win over the Vikings, their fourth SB loss of the '70s.

96 The big yellow ribbon Super Bowl XV: A giant yellow ribbon is tied around the Superdome for the Iran Hostage Crisis.

95 Emmitt does it all Super Bowl XXVIII: Emmitt Smith bounces off two Buffalo tacklers for a 15-yard TD run and 20-13 Dallas lead in the third quarter. Smith rushes seven times for 61 yards on the eight-play, 64-yard drive and finishes with 132 yards to win MVP honors.

94 The Earl of San Francisco Super Bowl XVI: The 49ers' Earl Cooper punctuates an 11-yard TD pass from Joe Montana -- and a 14-0 lead over the Bengals -- by leaping into the air and spiking the ball.

93 Fulton steam engine Super Bowl XVII: Miami's Fulton Walker goes 98 yards on a kickoff to give the Dolphins a 17-10 halftime lead over the Redskins.

92 A doubting Thomas Super Bowl VI: Before the game, Cowboys running back Duane Thomas, who usually doesn't speak to the media, utters one infamous line: "If it's the ultimate (game), how come they're playing it again next year?" Thomas runs for 95 yards in a 24-3 win over the Dolphins.

91 Jack the ripper Super Bowl XI: In one of the most vicious hits in Super Bowl history, famed Raider henchman Jack Tatum knocks off Sammy White's helmet with a big blow.

90 The Manster's misplay Super Bowl XIII: Cowboys defensive tackle Randy White, who is wearing a cast because of a broken thumb, fumbles an unintentional squib kick from the Steelers when tackled by Tony Dungy. The Steelers score on the next play for a 35-17 fourth-quarter lead.

89 A disgraceful effort Super Bowl XXVII: The Bills' third straight Super Bowl loss -- and record-setting display of ineptitude (nine turnovers) -- begins when, tied 7-7, QB Jim Kelly is sacked by the Cowboys' Charles Haley and fumbles. Jimmie Jones plucks it out of the air for a 2-yard TD.

88 Instant replay Super Bowl I: With NBC and CBS both broadcasting the first Super Bowl, NBC misses the second-half kickoff because Charlies Jones is interviewing Bob Hope. According to the Orlando Sentinel, the referee orders a re-kick and someone asks CBS sideline reporter Pat Summerall to tell Lombardi what had happened. Having played for Lombardi in New York, Summerall refuses to go near the coach.

87 Chucky's dance Super Bowl XXXVII: Bucs coach Jon Gruden runs along behind cornerback Dwight Smith, pumping his fist and then thrusting both arms in the air, as Smith returns an interception for a 34-3 lead.

86 Halfback pass I Super Bowl XIV: Rams running back Lawrence McCutcheon connects with Ron Smith on a 24-yard TD pass to give the Rams a 19-17 third-quarter lead over the Steelers.

85 A Giant ground game Super Bowl XXV: Giants running back Ottis Anderson winds up to "slug" Bills defensive back Mark Kelso during another of his punishing runs.

84 Cowher's risk pays off Super Bowl XXX: Trailing 20-10 to the Cowboys early in the fourth quarter, Steelers coach Bill Cowher calls for a surprise onside kick, which the Steelers recover. Pittsburgh then drives and scores a TD to make it 20-17.

83 Hey, Tom, who is that guy? Super Bowl XII: The Super Bowl has legendary gate-crashers like Skipper McNally, who helped carry Chiefs coach off after winning Super IV, but nobody beats Dion Rich, who has snuck into more than 30 Super Bowls, and is pictured here carrying Tom Landry off the field after the Cowboys beat the Broncos.

82 Wood intercepts Dawson Super Bowl I: The Chiefs trail 14-10 when, on the their first possession of the second half, the Packers blitz QB Len Dawson and he's picked off by Willie Wood, who returns it 50 yards to the 5-yard line. Elijah Pitts scores on the next play.

81 Bradshaw to Stallworth I Super Bowl XIII: John Stallworth takes a short pass from Terry Bradshaw, breaks a tackle, and goes for a 75-yard TD to tie the score 14-14 in the second quarter against the Cowboys.

80 Third time is a charm Super Bowl XV: Raiders LB Rod Martin intercepts Eagles QB Ron Jaworski for the third time -- a Super Bowl record -- in a 27-10 win.

79 The Bucs scout out the Raiders Super Bowl XXXVII: The Buccaneers intercept five passes, returning three for TDs, in Super Bowl XXXVII's 48-21 stomping of the Raiders. How? As Tampa Bay safety John Lynch, miked for TV, says before halftime, "Every play they've run, we've run in practice."

78 One Hail Mary short Super Bowl X: The Cowboys have one play from the 38 to win Super Bowl X, but Roger Staubach's desperation heave is batted by Steelers safety Mike Wagner and intercepted by Glen Edwards.

77 Here come the Jets Super Bowl III: Matt Snell's four-yard plunge gives the underdog Jets a critical 7-0 halftime lead over the Colts.

76 Dallas' best throw of the day Super Bowl V: Bob Lilly sums up the agony of losing when he rips off his helmet and hurls it through the air after Jim O'Brien's field goal beats the Cowboys 16-13.

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