Sam at Dunmore East

Pretty impressive day at the Rock of Cashel

Welcome to my castle in Kilkenny

Sam's Super Bowl Game Preview Video

What's his name again?

The entrance to Ford Field

where the Super Bowl XL was held. If it looks cold. It was. We got to take in lovely downtown Detroit while we waiting outside in the cold for 45+ minutes to get through security.

Steelers take the field

Aretha sings the Anthem

Pre-game positioning

A "Roethlisberger" sandwich, with extra cheeeeeese...

Jim finds his seat

Yes, he did stay like this the entire game. Anyone know a good shoulder surgeon?

Proof Sam Went to a Football Game!

1st Steeler Touchdown (pic 1 of 3)

This is the set-up for the 1st Steeler touchdown.

The Controversial Call

This is a close-up action shot that Sam took of the 1st Steeler touchdown while in play. In this picture you can see the line and the Steeler player in mid-air. We say he came down on the line.

1st Steeler Touchdown field goal (3 of 3)

If you look really close, right in the center of the goal post is the football. It was GOOD!

The 2 Biggest Steeler Fans in the Stadium

 

This is for you Julie

 

Final Score

 

Steelers Win!

Can anyone say Jim was a bit excited? He stayed like this so long that I was afraid his arms would get stuck that way. 

Rolling Stones on Stage

Half time entertainment. Wouldn't we all like to make millions of dollars for 15 minutes of work? 

The Coach Accepts the Victory Trophy

The Bus says goodbye

MVP Award After the Game

Superbowl XL

Jim and Franco Harris, Steelers

Franco Harris: MVP of Super Bowl IX after rushing for 158 yards and scoring a touchdown

Andy Russell, Pittsburgh Steelers, 60's/70's

Andy spent 12 years with the Steelers, serving as defensive captain for 9 years. He was selected to the Pro Bowl 7 times and was voted MVP by his teammates in 1970. Andy was also selected for the NFL All-Decade Team (1965-1975) by the NFL Hall of Fame Selection Committee and chosen as one of the NFL's 300 Greatest Players. While playing for the Steelers, he was twice a Super Bowl champion. In 1975, Andy was the recipient of the NFL Players Association's Byron "Whizzer" White Award for the player who had done the most for his team, his community, and his country. 

Jerry Sisemore, Philadelphia Eagles, 1973-85

This one's for you Justin...