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Who's going ...
By Times staff writer
© St. Petersburg Times published January 24, 2003
MARCELO CARUSO
WHO HE IS: Member of Oldsmar City Council
HOW HE GOT TICKETS: "I bought my ticket from a friend in St. Petersburg. I have so many friends in Tampa, St. Petersburg and Los Angeles who are going. One of my friends who isn't going asked me if I wanted to go, and I said, "Sure, why not?"'
HIS STORY: "I am flying to Los Angeles this morning. A friend is going to meet me there, and we are going to drive to San Diego. I'm coming back Tuesday. I went to the World Cup in 1982 in Spain. I was 11 years old and went with my parents. I compare the Super Bowl to the World Cup. Only this time, I'm 31 and I'll have a lot more fun."
... who's not
JAN PLATT
WHO SHE IS: Hillsborough County commissioner
HER STORY: Platt prefers fishing over football. The following exchange occurred this week when asked about her plans for Sunday.
Platt: What's Sunday?
Reporter: Uh, the Super Bowl.
Platt: What time is it?
Reporter: 6:30ish.
Platt: At night?
Reporter: Yeah.
Platt: I have no idea what I'm going to be doing.
QUESTION OF THE DAY
How many teams with a QB who wears No.14 (Brad Johnson's number) have won the Super Bowl?
Answer below.
CHECK IT OUT
ONLINE: Times writer Rick Stroud chats at 2:30 p.m. today. Columnists John Romano and Gary Shelton chat at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Go to www.tampabay.com/chat
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TONIGHT'S SPECIALS
6: Countdown to the Showdown, Bay News 9
7: San Diego Showdown, Ch. 8
11: Super Season Showdown, Ch. 13
11:35: Bucs Zone, Ch. 28
ANSWER
None. But 11 teams have won the Super Bowl with a QB who wears No. 12 (Rich Gannon's number).
Back to the Super Bowl XXXVII Today's lineup
Super Bowl XXXVIIExtra Edge: Jon Gruden: His creative plays confound opponents
Extra Edge: Jon Gruden: His demanding style pushes Bucs to success
John Romano: Critics can't count out Raider owner
Gary Shelton: Glazers have one concern: winning it all
Who's going ...
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Pound the rock
Kickin' back: This life's about simple pleasures
NFL picks Johnson to replace Vick in Pro Bowl
Raiders notebook: Raiders think Ravens defense eclipses Bucs
Raiders' ironman keeps punishing his opponents
Romanowski obsessed with his health
Deep into historic career, Rice still eyes future
San Diego readies for crowds
Daily diary with Roman Oben
In brief: Admitted: Ticket, clothing and ... that's pretty much it
Fan psyches are fragile in exciting times
Sideline: TV cop knows about seconds
Guest analyst: Jerome Bettis: Experienced receivers give Raiders the edge
Sticking it out pays off for this super fan
Comparisions right down the Hall
Radio/TV: Lynch to be first to wear Super Bowl microphone
Radio/TV: ABC wants anything but a blowout
Radio/TV: At 14, this kid can trump even the pros
Letters:
A longtime fan finally is rewarded
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