Statistically Speaking
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With Super Bowl XLII over, many people are celebrating ther Giants’ victory, while just as many are feeling lingering disappointment over the Patriots’ loss. The Super Bowl is one of the largest sporting events of the year, with a huge number of people tuning in for the game. Here is a look at some Super Bowl statistics through the decades:
Estimated number of people who watched the game: 1 billion
Average price of a Super Bowl commercial: $2.3 million
Estimated number of people who traveled to Phoenix for Super bowl XLII: 150,000
Average cost of a Super Bowl ticket: $3,000
Number of 30-second commercials sold to air during the Super Bowl: 43
Greatest number of Super Bowls won by a single team: 5
Sources: CNN, (www.NFL.com)
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