Super Bowl XLIV pages
A dramatic fourth-quarter interception of Peyton Manning helps the New Orleans Saints knock off the favored Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV from Miami. Here are some newspaper designs from the title game.
New Orleans Times-Picayune A1
Stadium Extra edition and the sports cover
Sports cover at the South Florida SunSentinel.
Wraparound cover to Monday's Indianapolis Star.
The sports cover and a double truck from the Star.
Indy designs by Amanda Goehlert and Phil Mahoney, with cover photos by Matt Kryger and Bob Scheer.
I'm looking to add as much from the New Orleans Times-Picayune as I can find. Check back. (Also, other papers, feel free to submit stuff; hit the email button below).
Charles Apple has a look at lots of Super Bowl A1 pages and a big oops on the Virginian-Pilot sports front, where they had the score REVERSED.
Elsewhere:
Baltimore Sun
Times of Northwest Indiana
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Super Bowl XLIV online
Sunday night's online designs for Super Bowl XLIV:
ESPN.com - "First Time's a Charm"
IndyStar.com - "Manning's Magic Ends"
Nola.com (New Orleans Times-Picayune) - "Who Dat? Nobody!"
NBCsports.com - "Saints All Dat"
NewOrleansSaints.com - team site
USAToday.com - which peels back its cover into a timely ad showing Drew Brees in the shower. "Drew Brees already has one reason to sing in the shower ..." Remember the old days when he just said, "I'm going to Disneyland!"?
SI.com - "Who Dat? The Champs!"
Yahoo! Sports - "Lombardi Gras"
One other thing, nicely done at the Miami Herald:
A Flash presentation of the "Best of the Super Bowl" through the years.
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Old-school Colts design
Lovely special section cover in Sunday's Indianapolis Star, previewing Super Bowl XLIV. Get a close look here. Illustration by Arnel Reynon and design by Phil Mahoney.
Writes Scott Goldman:
The illustration turned out better than I ever imagined it could. We wanted something that would feel like the Super Bowl program cover - and I think it's even better than that.
Also, online the Star created a series of QB graphics.
Many more Super Bowl designs are on the way, come back to SD soon.
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