Super Bowl V

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Super Bowl V was the 1971 NFL championship game, notable for its numerous turnovers and a last-second field goal that gave the Baltimore Colts a victory over the Dallas Cowboys.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American football game
NFL championship game
Super Bowl
announcer Al DeRogatis
Kurt Gowdy
Kyle Rote
attendance 79,204
awayTeam Dallas Cowboys
championshipOf National Football League
city Miami
coltsHeadCoach Don McCafferty
coltsQuarterback Earl Morrall
Johnny Unitas
coltsTurnovers 7
conferenceChampionAFL Indianapolis Colts
surface form: Baltimore Colts
conferenceChampionNFC Dallas Cowboys
country United States of America
surface form: United States
cowboysHeadCoach Tom Landry
cowboysQuarterback Craig Morton
cowboysTurnovers 4
date January 17, 1971
decidingScoreDistance 32-yard field goal
decidingScorePlayer Jim O’Brien
decidingScoreTeam Indianapolis Colts
surface form: Baltimore Colts
decidingScoreTime last seconds of the fourth quarter
decidingScoreType field goal
finalScore Baltimore Colts 16–13 Dallas Cowboys
followedBy Super Bowl VI
halftimeShow Southeast Missouri State Marching Band
Up With People
surface form: Up with People
homeTeam Indianapolis Colts
surface form: Baltimore Colts
loserPoints 13
losingTeam Dallas Cowboys
mostValuablePlayer Chuck Howley
mvpDistinction only Super Bowl MVP from losing team
mvpPosition linebacker
mvpSide defense
mvpTeam Dallas Cowboys
networkUS NBC
nickname Blunder Bowl
Stupor Bowl
notableFor last-second game-winning field goal
numerous turnovers
officialName Super Bowl V self-link
precededBy Super Bowl IV
referee Norm Schachter
seasonOf 1970 NFL season
stadium Orange Bowl
state Florida
turnoversTotal 11
winnerPoints 16
winningTeam Indianapolis Colts
surface form: Baltimore Colts
year 1971

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Indianapolis Colts wonSuperBowl Super Bowl V
Roger Staubach SuperBowlAppearance Super Bowl V
Super Bowl IV followedBy Super Bowl V
Super Bowl V officialName Super Bowl V self-link
Super Bowl VI previousEvent Super Bowl V
Miami Orange Bowl stadium hosted Super Bowl V
subject surface form: Miami Orange Bowl
Roger the Dodger SuperBowlAppearances Super Bowl V
subject surface form: Roger Staubach
Jethro Pugh participatedIn Super Bowl V
1970 NFL season championshipGame Super Bowl V
Blunder Bowl refersTo Super Bowl V
Blunder Bowl hasAlternativeName Super Bowl V
Stupor Bowl refersTo Super Bowl V
Stupor Bowl appliedBecause Super Bowl V
this entity surface form: Super Bowl V was considered sloppily played
Stupor Bowl appliedBecause Super Bowl V
this entity surface form: Super Bowl V featured numerous penalties
Craig Morton playedIn Super Bowl V
Jim O’Brien participantIn Super Bowl V
Jim O’Brien pointInTime Super Bowl V
this entity surface form: Super Bowl V (January 17, 1971)
Chuck Howley participatedIn Super Bowl V
Morrall wonChampionship Super Bowl V
subject surface form: Earl Morrall
Don McCafferty notableWork Super Bowl V
Don McCafferty participantIn Super Bowl V
Don McCafferty championshipWon Super Bowl V
Mr. Cowboy superBowlAppearances Super Bowl V
subject surface form: Bob Lilly
Robert Lewis Lilly playedIn Super Bowl V