Can the super bowl end in a tie?
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They cut the trophy into two halves.
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To answer your question, I'd say YES. Like Don J said, its getting up there. Over the past few years this rivalry have been heating up. Every soul in New England clears their schedule whenever these two teams play, as I'm sure its the same in Indiana. They have been the best and most consistently good teams over the past few years, and everybody wants to see two powerful, evenly matched teams go head to head. Its Pats vs Colts, Belichik vs Dungy, Brady vs Manning, its beggining to feel like a classic here in New England, and its just getting better every year.\n\nI'm sure some of you will disagree, and I can appreciate that. \nThey may not have reached the level of the Redskins-Cowboys or the Bears-Packers rivalry just yet, but its only a matter of time.\n\nIf all 3 games were on tv at the same time, which game will you look forward to see? As of Nov 1st, The Redskins (2-5) and the Cowboys (4-3) are both mediocre teams still trying to find their identities. The Bears (7-0) will pound the Packers (3-4) into  submission.\n\nPatriots (6-1) vs Colts (7-0) best rivalry in the NFL TODAY?\n\nMost definitely.
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Yeah, why not.  I'm glad Cowher got a ring so all the idiots who thought he was a choker coach will shut the hell up.  Dolts who don't understand the game always seem to talk the most, and that was one of their favorite sayings.  These are the same dolts who think Peyton Manning is incapable of "winning the big one."  \n\nIt's a different set of idiots who think the Super Bowl was fixed.  These people are almost retarded.
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it will end up with tie.
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If the Steelers, Chargers and Chiefs all end up 10-6, the tiebreaker would be very confusing, but I believe that this link may help.
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Nobody can stop the Steelers! Hellooooooooo Super Bowl!
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There is no tiebreaker. The case is reheard. See Hudson v Michigan that was decided today. \nSandra Day O'Connor retired before a decision was made; so under court rules, her vote did not count leaving a 4-4 tie. The case was reheard, and the Court decided that police can now enter your home within seconds of announcing their presence and without knocking to gain your attention.
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AFC East-New England 12-4\nAFC North-Pittsburgh 13-3\nAFC South-Indianapolis 15-1\nAFC WEST-San Diego 11-5\nAFC Wild Card-Miami 10-6 (Will win by tie-breaker) Cincinnati 12-4\n\nNFC East-Washington 10-6\nNFC South-Carolina 11-5\nNFC North-Chicago 12-4\nNFC West- Seattle 10-6\nNFC Wild Cards-Dallas 10-6 (only if TO plays the entire season) Atlanta 11-5\n\nWild Card Weekend\nDallas 20 Seattle 17\nAtlanta 21 Washington 6\nCincinnati 16 Miami 13 OT\nNew England 27 San Diego 7 (Untested Phillip Rivers chokes)\n\nDivisional Playoffs\nDallas 23 Chicago 17 (TO torches Chi-town secondary)\nCarolina 14 Atlanta 0 (Panthers D keeps Vick under wraps)\nPittsburgh 17 New England 14 (Vanderwack misses 3 FG's)\nIndianapolis 34 Cincinnati 31 (Vinateri [need I say more])\n\nConference Championships\n\nNFC- Carolina 17 Dallas 14 \n(TO has both TD's but Bledsoe throws 3 picks giving Carolina short fields on all three scores. Lack of a solid kicker proves to be Dallas' demise)\n\nAFC- Indianapolis 27 Pittsburgh 24\n(Peyton finally makes it to the Superbowl, thanks to Vinateri.)\n\nSUPERBOWL XLI\n\nIndianapolis 13 Carolina 10\n(Peyton wins the big one, thanks to Vinateri, and Carolina's injury-laden backfield) Tony Dungy gets the credit for actually coaching a Superbowl team. But, if Indy does not win the Superbowl Dungy gets fired and some other coach comes in and wins it with the exact same team.
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There is no such thing as a tie. The rule states that the runner has to beat the throw to first, that leaves it as a judgment call by the umpire. The following is taken from a chat with Tim McLellan who is a professional umpire:\n\nI am an umpire for Little League. The coach told me that ties go to the runner. I said the batter has to beat the throw to first because there are no such thing as ties. Who is right?\n-- L.M.F.\n\nMcClelland: That is exactly right. There are no ties and there is no rule that says the tie goes to the runner. But the rule book does say that the runner must beat the ball to first base, and so if he doesn't beat the ball, then he is out. So you have to make the decision. That's why umpires are paid the money they are, to make the decision on if he did or if he didn't. The only thing you can do is go by whether or not he beat the ball. If he did, then he is safe.
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Colts can't make it as long as Manning is there; he always chokes when it comes to the postseason.\n\nAnd the 'Hawks won't even make the playoffs; they just lost the Super Bowl. Just look at past Super Bowl losers.\n\nI say the Dolphins win it all over Washington. I would really hate to see that, but the way they ended their season, I would not be surprised at all if that happens.
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Yes, the Colts will win the Super Bowl in time.  Granted I can't cheer for them.  But still with a little bit more building on the Defence and they will go.
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Patriots! Yes, that right the Patriots will go all the way again for the third straight Super Bowl Championship.
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The team that scores the most points will win the Superbowl. \n\nIf you want to know who people think will win then do a quick search for "Super Bowl" and read the several hundred other questions asking exactly the same thing.
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It's a tie at five: The San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys.
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If you are discussing Fantasy sports, etc., the answer is No. If a team is favored by 3 and they win by only 3, it is a Push. You do not get points or lose points no matter which team you chose.\n\nHope that helps. Seems to be a lot of that (Pushes) this week...
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The superbowl is the championship game for American football.
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It is possible remember it is football. Anything can happen.