Copyright: Scott M. Crevier,  2/12/95


CONTENTS
Super Bowl History

 Super Bowl Listing

About Super Bowl History

Version Numbering

Helpful Hints

To Add Your Own Notes

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LISTING
Super Bowl Listing

Super Bowl I

Super Bowl II

Super Bowl III

Super Bowl IV

Super Bowl V

Super Bowl VI

Super Bowl VII

Super Bowl VIII

Super Bowl IX

Super Bowl X

Super Bowl XI

Super Bowl XII

Super Bowl XIII

Super Bowl XIV

Super Bowl XV

Super Bowl XVI

Super Bowl XVII

Super Bowl XVIII

Super Bowl XIX

Super Bowl XX

Super Bowl XXI

Super Bowl XXII

Super Bowl XXIII

Super Bowl XXIV

Super Bowl XXV

Super Bowl XXVI

Super Bowl XXVII

Super Bowl XXVIII

Super Bowl XXIX


SUPER BOWL  1
Super Bowl I

January 15, 1967 at Los Angeles, CA

Kansas City Chiefs    0  10   0   0  --  10
Green Bay Packers     7   7  14   7  --  35

MVP:  Bart Starr, QB Green Bay
Attendance:  61,946


SUPER BOWL  2
Super Bowl II

January 14, 1968 at Miami, FL

Green Bay Packers    3  13  10   7  --  33
Oakland Raiders      0   7   0   7  --  14

MVP:  Bart Starr, QB Green Bay
Attendance:  75,546


SUPER BOWL  3
Super Bowl III

January 12, 1969 at Miami, FL

New York Jets         0   7   6   3  --  16
Baltimore Colts       0   0   0   7  --   7

MVP:  Joe Namath, QB New York
Attendance:  75,389


SUPER BOWL  4
Super Bowl IV

January 11, 1970 at New Orleans, LA

Minnesota Vikings     0   0   7   0  --   7
Kansas City Chiefs    3  13   7   0  --  23

MVP:  Len Dawson, QB Kansas City
Attendance:  80,562


SUPER BOWL  5
Super Bowl V

January 17, 1971 at Miami, FL

Baltimore Colts       0   6   0  10  --  16
Dallas Cowboys        3  10   0   0  --  13

MVP:  Chuck Howley, LB Dallas
Attendance:  79,204


SUPER BOWL  6
Super Bowl VI

January 16, 1972 at New Orleans, LA

Dallas Cowboys        3   7   7   7  --  24
Miami Dolphins        0   3   0   0  --   3

MVP:  Roger Staubach, QB Dallas
Attendance:  81,023


SUPER BOWL  7
Super Bowl VII

January 14, 1973 at Los Angeles, CA

Miami Dolphins        7   7   0   0  --  14
Washington Redskins   0   0   0   7  --   7

MVP:  Jake Scott, S Miami
Attendance:  90,182


SUPER BOWL  8
Super Bowl VIII

January 13, 1974 at Houston, TX

Minnesota Vikings     0   0   0   7  --   7
Miami Dolphins       14   3   7   0  --  24

MVP:  Larry Csonka, RB Miami
Attendance:  71,882


SUPER BOWL  9
Super Bowl IX

January 12, 1975 at New Orleans, LA

Pittsburgh Steelers   0   2   7   7  --  16
Minnesota Vikings     0   0   0   6  --   6

MVP:  Franco Harris, RB Pittsburgh
Attendance:  80,997


SUPER BOWL 10
Super Bowl X

January 18, 1976 at Miami, FL

Dallas Cowboys        7   3   0   7  --  17
Pittsburgh Steelers   7   0   0  14  --  21

MVP:  Lynn Swann, WR Pittsburgh
Attendance:  80,187


SUPER BOWL 11
Super Bowl XI

January 20, 1977 at Pasadena, CA

Oakland Raiders       0  16   3  13  --  32
Minnesota Vikings     0   0   7   7  --  14

MVP:  Fred Biletnikoff, WR Oakland
Attendance:  103,438


SUPER BOWL 12
Super Bowl XII

January 15, 1978 at New Orleans, LA

Dallas Cowboys       10   3   7   7  --  27
Denver Broncos        0   0  10   0  --  10

MVP:  Randy White, DT Dallas
MVP:  Harvey Martin, DE Dallas
Attendance:  75,583


SUPER BOWL 13
Super Bowl XIII

Janary 21, 1979 at Miami, FL

Pittsburgh Steelers   7  14   0  14  --  35
Dallas Cowboys        7   7   3  14  --  31

MVP:  Terry Bradshaw, QB Pittsburgh
Attendance:  79,484


SUPER BOWL 14
Super Bowl XIV

January 20, 1980 at Pasadena, CA

Los Angeles Rams      7   6   6   0  --  19
Pittsburgh Steelers   3   7   7  14  --  31

MVP:  Terry Bradshaw, QB Pittsburgh
Attendance:  103,985


SUPER BOWL 15
Super Bowl XV

January 25, 1981 at New Orleans, LA

Oakland Raiders      14   0  10   3  --  27
Philadelphia Eagles   0   3   0   7  --  10

MVP:  Jim Plunkett, QB Oakland
Attendance:  76,135


SUPER BOWL 16
Super Bowl XVI

January 24, 1982 at Pointiac, MI

San Francisco 49ers   7  13   0   6  --  26
Cincinnati Bengals    0   0   7  14  --  21

MVP:  Joe Montana, QB San Francisco
Attendance:  81,270


SUPER BOWL 17
Super Bowl XVII

January 30, 1983 at Pasadena, CA

Miami Dolphins        7  10   0   0  --  17
Washington Redskins   0  10   3  14  --  27

MVP:  John Riggins, RB Washington
Attendance: 103,667


SUPER BOWL 18
Super Bowl XVIII

January 22, 1984 at Tampa, FL

Washington Redskins   0   3   6   0  --   9
Los Angeles Raiders   7  14  14   3  --  38

MVP:  Marcus Allen, RB Los Angeles
Attendance:  72,920


SUPER BOWL 19
Super Bowl XIX

January 20, 1985 at Stanford, CA

Miami Dolphins       10   6   0   0  --  16
San Francisco 49ers   7  12  10   0  --  38

MVP:  Joe Montana, QB San Francisco
Attendance:  84,059


SUPER BOWL 20
Super Bowl XX

January 26, 1986 at New Orleans, LA

Chicago Bears        13  10  21   2  --  46
New England Patriots  3   0   0   7  --  10

MVP:  Richard Dent, DE Chicago
Attendance:  73,818


SUPER BOWL 21
Super Bowl XXI

January 25, 1987 at Pasadena, CA

Denver Broncos       10   0   0  10  --  20
New York Giants       7   2  17  13  --  39

MVP: Phil Simms, QB New York
Attendance:  73,818


SUPER BOWL 22
Super Bowl XXII

January 31, 1988 at San Diego, CA

Washington Redskins   0  35   0   7  --  42
Denver Broncos       10   0   0   0  --  10

MVP:  Doug Williams, QB Washington
Attendance:  73,302


SUPER BOWL 23
Super Bowl XXIII

January 22, 1989 at Miami, FL

Cincinnati Bengels    0   3  10   3  --  16
San Francisco 49ers   3   0   3  14  --  20

MVP:  Jerry Rice, WR San Francisco
Attendance:  75,129


SUPER BOWL 24
Super Bowl XXIV

January 28, 1990 at New Orleans, LA

San Francisco 49ers  13  14  14  14  --  55
Denver Broncos        3   0   7   0  --  10

MVP:  Joe Montana, QB San Francisco
Attendance:  72,919


SUPER BOWL 25
Super Bowl XXV

January 27, 1991 at Tampa, FL

Buffalo Bills         3   9   0   7  --  19
New York Giants       3   7   7   3  --  20

MVP:  Ottis Anderson, RB New York
Attendance:  73,813


SUPER BOWL 26
Super Bowl XXVI

January 26, 1992 at Minneapolis, MN

Washington Redskins   0  17  14   6  --  37
Buffalo Bills         0   0  10  14  --  24

MVP: Mark Rypien, QB Washington
Attendance:  63,130


SUPER BOWL 27
Super Bowl XXVII

January 31, 1993 at Pasadena, CA

Buffalo Bills         7   3   7   0  --  17
Dallas Cowboys       14  14   3  21  --  52

MVP:  Troy Aikman, QB Dallas
Attendance:  98,374


SUPER BOWL 28
Super Bowl XXVIII

January 30, 1994 at Atlanta, GA

Dallas Cowboys        6   0  14  10  --  30
Buffalo Bills         3  10   0   0  --  13

MVP:  Emmitt Smith, RB Dallas
Attendance:  72,817


SUPER BOWL 29
Super Bowl XXIX

January 29, 1995 at Miami, FL

San Diego Chargers    7   3   8   8  --  26
San Francisco 49ers  14  14  14   7  --  49

MVP:  Steve Young, QB San Francisco
Attendance:  74,107


ABOUT
About "Super Bowl History"

Sources

I gathered this information from sources available to the general public. It is my intension to see that all data contained herein is 100% accurate. However, if you should notice something that does not look right, please please let me know!! I will verify it with my sources and make corrections accordingly and you will enjoy my sincere gratitude.

I intend to make this help file more extensive as time goes on. If you were one of those who downloaded last year's version of "Super Bowl History", hopefully you will agree that this version is much easier to use (especially since last year's version was only available as an ascii text file).

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About the Author

My name is Scott Crevier.  I live in Orange County, California and my e-mail address is 74131.1021@compuserve.com.

I was born and raised in Green Bay, Wisconsin and my blood is green & gold. I was five years old when Bart Starr followed Jerry Kramer's block into the South End Zone to win the Ice Bowl.  I long for the day to see the Packers bring the Vincent T. Lombardi Trophy home just one more time.

 Don't Forget


DONT FORGET
Don't Forget

Although the San Francisco 49ers have won more Super Bowls than any other team (5), this record only goes back to when we started call them Super Bowls. The Green Bay Packers have won eleven league championships including Super Bowls I & II.


VERSIONS
Version Numbering

Each version number contains the number of the most recent Super Bowl added to the file. For example, version 29.1 includes all Super Bowls up to and including Super Bowl XXIX.

If I make any corrections/additions before the next Super Bowl, the versions will be 29.2, 29.3, etc. And then of course the next time I add a Super Bowl will be version 30.1.


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