Star Bucs Exactly how many people figured that Dexter Jackson would have more catches than Tim Brown in the Super Bowl? Anybody with their hand raised should proceed immediately the polygraph room. Jackson had a pair of interceptions and was named the game's MVP. PHOTO GALLERY Raiders Rule ESPN's Joe Theismann says the Bucs were prepared for everything and anything the Raiders tried to throw at them. CUP O' JOE: BUCS WERE BEAUTIFUL On The Street After their beloved team went down to defeat in Super Bowl XXXVII, Raider Nation didn't erupt on the streets of San Diego. Other than a few skirmishes and arrests, Raiders fans were rather orderly, while the Bucs fans celebrated. ROVELL: KEEPING THE PEACE Cultural Literacy How did the commercials, the performers and all the pop culture surround the Super Bowl do on Sunday? Page 2's Eric Neel provides the analysis. NEEL: THE GOOD, BAD AND EMPTY Ex-Q's Us So what if the game wasn't a classic? We still have questions. While the Bucs had all the answers Sunday, we still need your help to figure out what we saw, from the game to the commercials to the halftime show. POLL: BIG Q'S ON THE BIG GAME   Defensive Line Steals The Show Everyone wondered who would win the classic battle between the Raiders' No. 1 offense against the Bucs' No. 1 defense. The Tampa Bay defensive line settled that question in dominating fashion, says ABC's John Madden, wreaking havoc on Rich Gannon and the Raiders' offense from the start. More Madden analysis at AllMadden.com   Aftermath On The Air Want to hear more talk about the Bucs' demolition the Raiders? ESPN Radio will be bringing the banter, starting with the "Mike and Mike" show (6-10 a.m.) and "The Tony Kornheiser Show" (10 a.m. to 1 p.m.) and followed by "The Dan Patrick Show," which is still live in San Diego from 1-4 p.m. ET. Listen live at ESPN Radio.com "Me and a couple of guys on the team were watching TV and they were talking about the MVP. I said, 'Hey, man, they ain't thrown the ball yet.' I can be a big difference in this game. The opportunities came my way and I was able capitalize on them." -- New Hall of Fame electee Marcus Allen, the Super Bowl XVIII MVP who had a bitter feud with Raiders owner Al Davis NATIONAL COVERAGE TOPIC/GUESTS TIME (All times ET) CHANNEL MONDAY, JAN. 27 SportsCenter Re-airs every hour with Super Bowl XXXVII highlights 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. ESPN2 NFL PrimeTime Live from San Diego 4:30 p.m. ESPN SportsCenter More from San Diego 6 p.m. ESPN Super Bowl XXXVI Patriots vs. Rams 10 p.m. ESPN2 SportsCenter More from San Diego 11 p.m. ESPN Complete TV listings

		Minimum price: $1,500   The final minimum was only $100 lower than the original going price set last Sunday. ESPN.com's Darren Rovell writes that the ticket demand far outweighed the supply leading up to game time.

		Was it a Raider collapse or was it Buc brilliance?   CHRIS MORTENSEN It was a Tampa Bay butt kicking, especially the Tampa Bay defense. The Bucs took it straight away from Rich Gannon. Warren Sapp and Simeon Rice put a lot of pressure on Gannon. He had to get rid of the ball quicker than he is used. Then he had the interceptions. Question of the Game

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		Dream Come True Buccaneers and Raiders give their highs and lows of Super Bowl XXXVII. Standard | Cable Modem  Strangle Hold Warren Sapp believes the Bucs defense is as good as any that has played the game. Standard | Cable Modem  Case Closed ESPN's Tom Jackson and Steve Young were impressed with the Bucs defensive performance. Standard | Cable Modem  Unbelievable Year Brad Johnson knows what it is like to be #1 for a day. Standard | Cable Modem  Missing Man Rod Woodson talks to ESPN's Ed Werder about the dismissal of Barret Robbins. Standard | Cable Modem