All Systems Go As Rich Gannon (left) made a final walkthrough at Qualcomm Stadium, ESPN.com's Greg Garber was taking his family on a quick Southern California excursion, seeking a few last-minute thrills. Now ... anyone up for some football? PHOTO GALLERY Raiders Rule ESPN's Joe Theismann says the Raiders have been the league's best team this season, and they will prove it against Tampa Bay on Sunday. CUP O' JOE: RAIDERS ARE SUPER-IOR Sports Biz If you attended the Steinberg & Moorad, Playboy and Maxim parties in search of fashionable clothing, you came to the wrong place. Skin and silicon dominated the scene at the annual trifecta of Super Bowl Saturday parties. ROVELL: PARTY TIME New Ad-itude Football commercials used to be wholesome, like "Mean" Joe Greene giving his jersey to an adoring kid. Now they're about excess, titillation, riotous parties, mud-slop games ... and twins. What happened? NEEL: NOT YOUR GRANDFATHER'S ADS 'Q' It Up Forget all the hype because Super Sunday is here. So let's talk about the real game. Answer our 10 probing questions to help us figure out what will happen when the Bucs and Raiders kick off. POLL: THE BIG Q'S   Something Has To Give The Raiders have a massive offensive line that needs to protect quarterback Rich Gannon. The Bucs have a quick defensive front that needs to pressure Gannon. Whoever wins this battle in the trenches, says ABC's John Madden, is likely to be crowned Super Bowl champions Sunday. More Madden analysis at AllMadden.com   The Final Word Can't get enough Super Bowl talk? ESPN Radio is airing live from San Diego until gametime, with "ESPN The Magazine with Dan Le Batard" (7-11 a.m. ET) and a show from the Stadium Club tailgate party (2-5 p.m. ET) on Sunday. Listen live at ESPN Radio.com "I don't want to get into anything negative. This is the most positive day of my career. I wish the Raiders the best. I wish Mr. Davis the best in his quest of another championship." -- New Hall of Fame electee Marcus Allen, the Super Bowl XVIII MVP who had a bitter feud with Raiders owner Al Davis Chat Transcripts: Page 2 columnists | Chris Mortensen | Joe Theismann NATIONAL COVERAGE TOPIC/GUESTS TIME (All times ET) CHANNEL SUNDAY, JAN. 26 Super Bowls Highlights From II to XXXVI: Shows air every half-hour 12:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. ESPN2 SportsCenter Live from Qualcomm Stadium 9 and 10:30 a.m. ESPN Sunday NFL Countdown Super Bowl Special 11:30 p.m. ESPN Super Bowl XXXVII Oakland vs. Tampa Bay 6 p.m. ABC SportsCenter Live from Qualcomm Stadium 10 p.m. ESPN NFL PrimeTime Live from Qualcomm Stadium 10:30 p.m. ESPN SportsCenter Live from Qualcomm Stadium 11 p.m. ESPN Complete TV listings

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		Who's going to win Sunday?   MARK MALONE I pick the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This game will be decided by turnovers. The Bucs have been so proficient at forcing turnovers this season. And given how much the Raiders throw the ball, the Bucs will have a ton of opportunities, so it seems like the likely scenario. Question of the Day

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		Coaches Corner Jon Gruden and Bill Callahan are making their final preparations before Super Bowl Sunday. Standard | Cable Modem  New Outlook Jerry Rice tells ESPN's Steve Young each trip to the Super Bowl is special and unique. Standard | Cable Modem  2 Minute Drill The Swami looks into his crystal ball for his Super Bowl winner. Standard | Cable Modem  Sappy love for Tony The Tony Kornheiser Show: The Bucs' DE Warren Sapp has a funny exchange with Andy Pollin. Listen  Fifth Down GameNight: Oakland LB Bill Romanowski hasn't lost the drive to win another Super Bowl in this his fifth appearance. Listen