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Super Bowl Games of the 1990'S Crossword Puzzle Super Bowl Games of the 1990’s Crossword Puzzle Name _______________________________ Item 4999 Super Bowl Games of the 1990’s Across 5. What city hosted Super Bowl XXVI? 7. Who was the MVP in Super Bowl XXVII? 8. What city hosted Super Bowl XXXII? 9. The New York Giants won Super Bowl XXV by how many points? 10. Name the quarterback who was named MVP in Super Bowl XXXIII. Down 1. What state hosted Super Bowl XXX? 2. The San Francisco 49ers beat the _________ in Super Bowl XXIV. 3. Who was the coach of the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXI? 4. Emmitt Smith played for what team in Super Bowl XXVIII? 6. What California team lost Super Bowl XXIX? www.tlsbooks.com Copyright ©2008 T. Smith Publishing. All rights reserved. Graphics ©JupiterImages Corp. Super Bowl Games of the 1990’s Crossword Puzzle Answer Key Item 4999 Across 5. What city hosted Super Bowl XXVI? Minneapolis 7. Who was the MVP in Super Bowl XXVII? Troy Aikman 8. What city hosted Super Bowl XXXII? San Diego 9. The New York Giants won Super Bowl XXV by how many points? one 10. Name the quarterback who was named MVP in Super Bowl XXXIII. John Elway Down 1. What state hosted Super Bowl XXX? Arizona 2. The San Francisco 49ers beat the _________ in Super Bowl XXIV. Denver Broncos 3. Who was the coach of the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXI? Bill Parcell 4. Emmitt Smith played for what team in Super Bowl XXVIII? Dallas Cowboys 6. What California team lost Super Bowl XXIX? San Diego Chargers Copyright ©2008 T. Smith Publishing. All rights reserved. www.tlsbooks.com.
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