Super Bowl XLV

...keep up with Jones. Ganis considers Cowboys Stadium - which will host the 2010 NBA All-Star Game and Super Bowl XLV in 2011 - as the nation's premier multipurpose facility because there were no compromises in its design. "It's like teams in...

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...I really was throwing pretty well ..." When Staubach shows up to pitch Super Bowl XLV, he gives you the layout and projections for the NFL's biggest game coming to the region, plus a lot more. Ernie Banks in Chicago can probably do the...

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...the $1.1 billion stadium the Cowboys are building in Arlington. With the Cowboys' stadium scheduled to open in June, Jones is already thinking about Super Bowl XLV in 2011. Specifically, he is envisioning the highest attendance ever for the...

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...Irsay. After losing the right to host Super Bowl XLV to Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones by two votes last year, Irsay and the city of Indianapolis improved their bid by $25 million and were awarded Super Bowl XLVI on Tuesday.

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...roughly 80,000 for football, although team owner and general manager Jerry Jones has said he envisioned a crowd of more than 100,000 for Super Bowl XLV in 2011. The Cotton Bowl hosted six games in the 1994 World Cup, including a quarterfinal...

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...has its turn in Super Bowl extravaganza Having, from left, Jerry Jones, Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach together talking about Super Bowl XLV was a red-letter moment in sports for Fort Worth. When the word came that owner Jerry Jones was...

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Standing inside Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Monday, Jones spoke with a glint in his eye about the possibilities of the new stadium that has already attracted Super Bowl XLV and next year's NBA All-Star Game, among others. His...

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...the right things and to make sure that the right things are being done. What do you think about Jerry Jones' goal to break the Super Bowl XLV attendance record? That's an incredible opportunity for us. The demand for Super Bowl tickets...

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...his objective is to have some kind of event in the stadium 50 out of 52 weeks of the year. And then, of course, we have Super Bowl XLV coming in 2011. This is where the other infrastructure issues start to come in. Arlington doesn't have...

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