Super Bowl X

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Super Bowl X was the 1976 NFL championship game in which the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys in a dramatic, defense-dominated contest remembered for Lynn Swann’s acrobatic catches.

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf American football game ⓘ
NFL championship game ⓘ
Super Bowl ⓘ
attendance 80997 ⓘ
championshipOf National Football League ⓘ
city Miami ⓘ
coachLosingTeam Tom Landry ⓘ
coachWinningTeam Chuck Noll ⓘ
conferenceChampionAFC Pittsburgh Steelers ⓘ
conferenceChampionNFC Dallas Cowboys ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
date 1976-01-18 ⓘ
finalScore Pittsburgh Steelers 21–17 Dallas Cowboys ⓘ
followedBy Super Bowl XI ⓘ
gameNumber 10 ⓘ
halftimeShow Up with People ⓘ
linked to: Up With People
halftimeTheme Tribute to America’s Bicentennial ⓘ
homeTeam Dallas Cowboys ⓘ
league NFL ⓘ
loserPoints 17 ⓘ
losingTeam Dallas Cowboys ⓘ
mostValuablePlayer Lynn Swann ⓘ
MVPPosition wide receiver ⓘ
MVPTeam Pittsburgh Steelers ⓘ
networkUS CBS ⓘ
notableFor Lynn Swann’s acrobatic receptions ⓘ
defense-dominated game ⓘ
notablePlay Lynn Swann 64-yard reception in the fourth quarter ⓘ
pointSpreadFavorite Pittsburgh Steelers by 7 points ⓘ
precededBy Super Bowl IX ⓘ
quarterbackLosingTeam Roger Staubach ⓘ
quarterbackWinningTeam Terry Bradshaw ⓘ
referee Norm Schachter ⓘ
seasonOfLeague 1975 NFL season ⓘ
stadium Orange Bowl ⓘ
state Florida ⓘ
surface natural grass ⓘ
tvAnnouncersUS Pat Summerall ⓘ
Tom Brookshier ⓘ
typeOfScoringPlay extra point ⓘ
field goal ⓘ
safety ⓘ
touchdown ⓘ
visitingTeam Pittsburgh Steelers ⓘ
winnerPoints 21 ⓘ
winningTeam Pittsburgh Steelers ⓘ
year 1976 ⓘ

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Roger Staubach → SuperBowlAppearance → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Lynn Swann → superBowlChampion → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Lynn Swann → superBowlMVP → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Chuck Noll → wonChampionship → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Joe Greene → playedIn → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Joe Greene → wonChampionship → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Terry Bradshaw → wonChampionship → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Franco Harris → SuperBowlChampion → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Super Bowl IX → nextEvent → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Jack Lambert → SuperBowlChampion → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Jack Ham → playedIn → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Drew Pearson → playedIn → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Black Sunday → setIn → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Miami Orange Bowl → hosted → Super Bowl X ⓘ
subject linked to: Miami Orange Bowl stadium
Roger Staubach → SuperBowlAppearances → Super Bowl X ⓘ
subject linked to: Roger the Dodger
San Diego Stadium → hostedEvent → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Qualcomm Stadium → hostedEvent → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Jethro Pugh → participatedIn → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Super Bowl XI → precededBy → Super Bowl X ⓘ
John Stallworth → wonChampionship → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Charles Henry Noll → wonChampionship → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Chuck Noll → championshipWon → Super Bowl X ⓘ
subject linked to: Noll
Mel Blount → championshipWon → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Ernie Holmes → hasWon → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Andy Russell → won → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Donnie Shell → wonChampionship → Super Bowl X ⓘ
J. T. Thomas → participatedIn → Super Bowl X ⓘ
SDCCU Stadium → hostedEvent → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Lynn Swann → participatedIn → Super Bowl X ⓘ
subject linked to: Swann
Franco Harris → superBowlChampion → Super Bowl X ⓘ
subject linked to: Franco
Harvey Martin → playedIn → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Burdine Stadium → hostedEvent → Super Bowl X ⓘ
1975 NFL season → championshipGame → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Super Bowl era → hasPart → Super Bowl X ⓘ
L. C. Greenwood → wonChampionship → Super Bowl X ⓘ
L. C. Greenwood → notableGame → Super Bowl X performance against Dallas Cowboys ⓘ
linked to: Super Bowl X
Bobby Walden → won → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Bobby Walden → playedInChampionship → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Rocky Bleier → superBowlChampion → Super Bowl X ⓘ
Melvin Cornell Blount → playedIn → Super Bowl X ⓘ
First Lady of Football → hasNotableEventAssociation → Super Bowl X ⓘ
subject linked to: “First Lady of Football”
X → hasExampleUsage → Super Bowl X ⓘ