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• With dispute resolved, ticket sales for Rams' UK game to begin
  Tickets for the NFL's annual regular-season game in London will go on sale Monday after the St. Louis Rams solved an issue regarding their stadium lease, clearing the way for them to host games in Britain.
  
  
• Tuck, Giants pass rush harass Brady just enough
  New York defensive end Justin Tuck helps set the tone for the Giants' championship defense.
  
  
• Patriots fans orderly in Boston but 14 arrested at UMass
  Hundreds of officers who lined the streets of Boston had little to do as fans quietly mourned their team's Super Bowl loss Sunday night, but 14 people were arrested across the state at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst when police in riot gear dispersed a rambunctious crowd.
  
  
• Giants' Manningham makes catch to rival Tyree's miracle
  Mario Manningham's spectacular catch in Super Bowl XLVI moves up there with David Tyree's in New York Giants' lore.
  
  
• Pats WR Welker discouraged by drop: 'I let the team down'
  Tom Brady's two long incompletions in the final minutes, and several missed chances throughout the game cost the New England Patriots a chance at another Super Bowl victory.
  
  
• New York cheers team that's 'best when backs are against wall'
  The repeat performance was just as good as the first for New York Giants fans as they watched their team again beat the New England Patriots 21-17 Sunday in the Super Bowl.
  
  
• M.I.A. uses obscene gesture during Super Bowl halftime show
  For all the pomp and excess of Madonna's Super Bowl halftime extravaganza, a single extended middle finger by guest singer M.I.A. is likely to be the most remembered piece of the show.
  
  
• So close: Patriots fail in effort to win one for owner Kraft
  A season that began with heartbreak for New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft ended with another loss.
  
  
• Bradshaw's touchdown proves to be the difference for Giants
  New York Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw hesitated before scoring the winning touchdown in Super Bowl XLVI on a desperate move by the New England Patriots.
  
  
• For second time in five seasons, Giants top Brady, Patriots in Super Bowl
  Eli Manning and the Giants one-upped Tom Brady and the Patriots again, coming back with a last-minute score to beat New England 21-17 Sunday night for New York's fourth Super Bowl title.