Packers Beat Steelers 31-25:Super Bowl Score By Quarter

The Green Bay Packers beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-25 to become Super Bowl champions. Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for 304 yards and three touchdown to become the Super Bowl MVP.

Green Bay dominated the first quarter by going up 14-0 after Nick Collins' interception return for a touchdown.

Pittsburgh finally got on the board in the second quarter. Steelers kicker Shaun Suisham kicked a field goal and Hines Ward caught a touchdown pass. But Green Bay's Greg Jennings also scored, making the score 21-10 at the end of the half.

Pittsburgh's Rashard Mendenhall scored the only touchdown of the third quarter, cutting Green Bay's lead to 21-17.

The Packers wouldn't be stopped in the fourth, scoring on an 8-yard touchdown pass to Jennings and kicking a late field goal.

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Super Bowl Score by Quarter for you Drunk Bastards Who Didn't Check Your Pools Yet

Super Bowl Score by Quarter for you Drunk Bastards Who Didn't Check Your Pools Yet

Green Bay 14
Pittsburgh 0

Green Bay 21
Pittsburgh 10

Green Bay 21
Pittsburgh 17

Green Bay 31
Pittsburgh 25

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Super Bowl 2011 TV Time, Announcers, Odds And More

Steelers-Packers is almost here and we've been getting a lot of search referrals asking when does the Super Bowl start. So here it is right off the bat - Super Bowl 2011 kickoff time is at 6:29 p.m. (ET) on Fox. There is no official place to watch the Super Bowl online so you're on your own there if you want to find a streaming site.

Super Bowl pre-game coverage has already started on ESPN and other major networks. At some point in recent years, pre-game coverage became a 13 hour event. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman are your Super Bowl XLV play-by-play announcers, while Chris Meyers and Pam Oliver broadcast from the sidelines.

The 2011 Super Bowl odds are still in the Green Bay Packers favor. The Pittsburgh Steelers haven't been favorites all week. The line has been holding steady around 3 points all week and that's about where it remains. Andrew Sharp of SB Nation has been blogging about Super Bowl prop bets all week if you're interested.

There are plenty of this year's Super Bowl commercials and ads already out there but I haven't spoiled it yet by watching any of them. If you want to catch the Super Bowl ads right after they happen, YouTube.com will be posting them immediately after they air tonight. Check out the link for that here.

As most of you already know courtesy of Joel's reports and others, this year's Super Bowl location didn't exactly work out as people had envisioned. Snow in Dallas and the surrounding areas has put a damper on the first Super Bowl game at Jerry Jones' new stadium. More snow is supposed to come today, which won't affect the game because the roof is going to be closed. But it will definitely affect people getting to and from the Super Bowl.

We've talked about predictions, recipes, Hall of Fame stuff and now I just want to get to the game. This is the last NFL football game for a long, long time. Enjoy it.

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Super Bowl 2011 Kickoff Time: What Time Does the Superbowl Start?

Looking for Super Bowl 2011 kickoff time info? What time does Super Bowl XLV start?

Depending on when you want to start your Super Bowl XLV festivities, you may want to tune in for FOX’s pre-game coverage on February 6 at 2:00 p.m. ET.

The 2011 Super Bowl begins at 6:00 p.m., and Superbowl kickoff time is said to be at 6:25 p.m. ET.

What time does Super Bowl 2011 start? You’ll definitely want to tune in by 6:00 ET.

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Puppy Bowl VII:Super Bowl 2011’s Hairy Underbelly

We’re coming up on Super Bowl Sunday, and I have to admit I’ve never been much of a football fan (read: most women in fact are fans). I do, however, enjoy the Super Bowl for its quintessential American traditions. A gathering of friends. Time-tested chili and nacho recipes. The unveiling of big-budget ads.

For these reasons I was amused and, yes, even pleased to learn that another, under-hyped tradition will be making women smile this year. That’s right, Animal Planet’s annual Puppy Bowl–an extravaganza of canine athletics and clucking chicken cheerleaders–enjoys a mostly female audience. Women were 60% of viewers for last year’s special, which pulled a record 8.6 million audience, according to the cable channel owned by Discovery.

This year, the furry fun is back, airing at 3 o’clock on Feb. 6 before the top of the food chain takes the field. From the clips I’ve seen so far, be warned: it is extremely cute. Perhaps women are suckers for the adorable, or maybe its long-time executive producer Melinda Toporoff knows her audience. Either way, I’ll be tuning in for some pre-game paws and awws this Sunday.

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Puppy Bowl 2011

Puppy Bowl 2011, Next to the Super Bowl, the Puppy Cup, this time of year also brings us the Wing Bowl, which is the Super Bowl of competitive eating. It was held in Philadelphia for 19 years and on Friday (February 4), Jonathan they sang “Super” as the winner Squibb 2011.

It was the third victory in a row Squibb, but it is remarkable because he ate a record of 255 wings, beating the former record of 241 Joey Chestnut. Wow. It’s … both wings in 30 minutes, no less. Runner-up El Wingador ate 254, so that these boys came to play this year, apparently.

CBSPhilly told 20,000 people gathered in the Wells Fargo Center to watch the event this year, with tailgating begin at 4:00 Hells yeah.

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Zap2it's top 5 picks in the Puppy Bowl 2011 starting lineup

The 2011 Super Bowl is almost upon us. And with it, we also get the seventh (can you believe it?) incarnation of Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl -- that adorable distraction for the non-sporting and those weary of overproduced halftime shows.

Airing Feb. 6 at 3:00 p.m. ET, and repeating several times afterward, PBVII has 34 dogs on the field and waiting in on the sidelines.

But who's poised for success and the prized title of "Most Valuable Puppy?" We've taken all of their stats into consideration and come up with the five most athletically viable canines (read: we looked at pictures of puppies and randomly selected our favorites). Here's how they stack up:

amy-320-puppy-bowl.jpg5. Amy

Breed: Golden Retriever/Corgi mix; Age: 18-weeks

Part Golden Retriever, this little gal has athleticism in her blood. But genetics could also be her downfall. There's a fair amount of Corgi in there too, and we all know the royal sense of entitlement they tend to carry. At the very least, she has size and age on her side.

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