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                    [Title] => Super Bowl XLIX: Coughing up victory from the jaws of defeat!
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The Seattle Seahawks simply had to give the football to superstar running back “Beast Mode,” a.k.a. Marshawn Lynch, and the Hawks would have been the first back to back SB champions since the New England Patriots did it in 2005. Lynch, at the 1-yard line, is as sure as the sunrise but Coach Pete Carroll got cute, and instead of a sure thing, asked QB Russell Wilson to pass.

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                    [Title] => Super Bowl XLIX: Coughing up victory from the jaws of defeat!
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The Seattle Seahawks simply had to give the football to superstar running back “Beast Mode,” a.k.a. Marshawn Lynch, and the Hawks would have been the first back to back SB champions since the New England Patriots did it in 2005. Lynch, at the 1-yard line, is as sure as the sunrise but Coach Pete Carroll got cute, and instead of a sure thing, asked QB Russell Wilson to pass.

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