By the numbers

[Times photo: Jim Damaske] Trent Dilfer comforts Shaun King. The game in photos Main story Not enough Gary Shelton Six points doesn't cut it for King, Bucs Hubert Mizell Sometimes it is just as easy as a snap Ineffective attack finally costs Bucs Defense's spy scheme shuts Faulk down. Bucs covered primary concern Locker room is a house of pain The Party Line Bad call does in Bucs; offense doesn't help Patience pays off for Rams 'They'll be heroes no matter what' Once-sorry Bucs carry region to higher, common ground Emanuel: No need for review From the rule book What They're Saying Fire and Ice Quick hits Quarter by quarter By the numbers The 9 key plays Rams quotebook Bucs quotebook BUCS POLL: How will the Bucs do next season? Vote

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© St. Petersburg Times, published January 24, 2000

• 0 -- Bucs who played their college ball in Missouri.
• 0 -- Sacks of Kurt Warner by the Bucs.
• 4 -- Rams who played their college ball in Florida (Devin Bush and Amp Lee, FSU; Kevin Carter, UF; Mike Gruttadauria, UCF).
• 4:23 p.m. -- Kickoff of the Bucs' most important game in 20 years.
• 5 -- Times Shaun King was sacked by the Rams.
• 7 -- Yards lost when Shaun King was sacked in the second quarter, taking the Bucs out of field-goal range.
• 11 -- Times Shaun King was sacked in 61/2 games before Sunday.
• 15 -- Seconds it took for the Bucs to force their first turnover, on Steve White's interception.
• 20 -- Yard-line where the Rams first drive ended (on White's interception.)
• 23 -- Yard-line where the Rams first possession began.
• 25 -- Games since the Rams have been held without a touchdown at home.
• 44 -- Yard field-goal attempt missed (wide right) by Jeff Wilkins.
• 73 -- Seconds it took Bobby Vinton to sing the national anthem.
• 106 -- Difference in total yards between the Rams' offense and Tampa Bay's.
• 158 -- Seconds it took the Bucs to open the scoring on Martin Gramatica's 25-yard field goal.
• 66,396 -- Fans in the Trans World Dome, an arena record.

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