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Patrick Mahomes led the Kansas City Chiefs to three touchdowns in the final 6:13, and they overcame a double-digit deficit for the third postseason game in a row to beat the San Francisco 49ers 31-20 in the Super Bowl.
Kansas City, San Francisco bring history and excitement to this year's Super Bowl
Few Super Bowls in recent memory have appeared as competitive as the San Francisco 49ers against the Kansas City Chiefs. No wonder there's a little more buzz about this one.
A look at some key stats and numbers for the Super Bowl
After more than 4,000 plays, 1,000 points and 125 touchdowns between them, there are countless numbers that tell the story of how the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs made it to the Super Bowl.
The Minnesota State High School League earlier rejected jerseys the players wanted to wear which were emblazoned with the words “Waseca Police” and officer Arik Matson’s badge number on the front and his last name above each player’s number on the back.
The University of Wisconsin's School of Veterinary Medicine will be featured in a Super Bowl commercial which highlights a dog with cancer.
Watch: Winona stars in Winona Ryder's Super Bowl ad
The actress returned to her birthplace earlier this month to film the spot, which finds her building her own website with photos of Winona — the city, not her, because that would be a little weird.
Hall of Fame DE Chris Doleman dies at age 58
There was no word on the timing of Doleman's death, but he had surgery in January 2018 to remove a brain tumor and Pro Football Hall of Fame president and CEO David Baker said he passed away "after a prolonged and courageous battle against cancer."
Kobe helicopter tried to climb to avoid clouds before crash
A federal investigator says the pilot of the helicopter that crashed outside Los Angeles, killing Kobe Bryant and eight others, told air traffic controllers in his last message that he was climbing to avoid a cloud layer.
Lynx star Maya Moore at peace with decision to skip second WNBA season
Maya Moore feels her work isn't finished yet pushing criminal justice reform and will miss her second consecutive WNBA season and the Tokyo Olympics. The Minnesota Lynx star said she isn't ready to retire yet, though.