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Who's going ...
By Times staff
© St. Petersburg Times
published January 25, 2003
RON AND SHERRY SACINO
WHO THEY ARE: He's CEO of Sacino's Formal Wear. She's the author of Keeping the Dream Alive: Growing Up to be a Buccaneer and Spiritual Touchdowns: Inspirational Profiles from the NFL. They live in St. Pete Beach.
HOW THEY GOT TICKETS: Bought them from a friend of Sherry's who coordinates an NFL golf tournament.
THEIR STORY: Ron is a football fan, but Sherry is more passionate. "In our household, I'm actually the football widower," Ron said, joking. "To be a fan for so long and to have them come such a long way, we're absolutely thrilled."
... who's not
BOB STEWART
WHO HE IS: Pinellas County commissioner.
HIS STORY: A former St. Petersburg City Council member who pushed to bring baseball to town and a longtime Bucs season-ticket holder, he hoped to get tickets through the lottery. He thought about buying tickets, but prices were sky-high and it was difficult to work the trip into his schedule. In the meantime, he was scouring stores for Buccaneers NFC champion caps so he could mail them to two sons in Colorado before the game.
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Which is the only AFC team to win the Super Bowl from 1981-97?
Answer below.
CHECK IT OUT
ONLINE: Times columnists John Romano and Gary Shelton chat at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Go to www.tampabay.com/chat .
TONIGHT'S SPECIALS
6: Countdown to the Showdown, Bay News 9
6: Super Season Showdown, Ch. 13
7: Bucs Zone, Ch. 28
10: Bucs Invade San Diego, Ch. 10
ANSWER
The Raiders (1981, '84).
Back to the Super Bowl XXXVII
Today's lineup
Super Bowl XXXVII
John Romano: Gruden right investment for present, future
Gary Shelton: This season, it all seems attainable
No joy in just earning berth in big game
Raider nation
Who's going ...
Wagering options: Oh, yeah, wanna bet?
Notebook: Coleman, Darby practice; Gruden emphasizes focus
Don't give him a microphone
Watch for Raider outside spotlight
Raiders notebook: Reports of Davis' illness, retirement are premature
Bucs going 'global'in preseason matchup
Raiders fans dancing to a different tune
Raiders fans proud, loud, in the neighborhood
Tampa Bay Raiders
High profile: Mike Alstott
High profile: Rod Woodson
Guest analyst: Mike Golic: Perfect matchup hard one to pick
For Janikowski, change is good
Gramatica's ebullience compensates for size
Super Bowl A to Z: Awful L.A. attendance, zany 'zebras' and everything in between
Key matchups as seen by former NFL players
Cue the theme in 'Get Smart'
In brief: Setup perfect for Allen's Hall election
View from above provides best seat for game
Overtime overhaul expected
Internet: Diary has become big news
Radio/TV: Deckerhoff proud of talking up the Bucs
Letters:
Bucs owners get backlash
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