Super Bowl IX

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American football game NFL championship game Super Bowl

Super Bowl IX was the NFL championship game played in January 1975 in which the Pittsburgh Steelers won their first Super Bowl title, defeating the Minnesota Vikings.

Aliases (1)

Super Bowl X ×1

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American football game → NFL championship game → Super Bowl →
announcer	Al DeRogatis → Curt Gowdy → Don Meredith →
attendance	80997 →
awayTeam	Minnesota Vikings →
city	New Orleans →
coachLosingTeam	Bud Grant →
coachWinningTeam	Chuck Noll →
conferenceChampionAFC	Pittsburgh Steelers NERFINISHED →
conferenceChampionNFC	Minnesota Vikings →
country	United States →
date	1975-01-12 →
finalScore	Pittsburgh Steelers 16–6 Minnesota Vikings →
firstQuarterScore	0–0 →
firstScoreBy	Pittsburgh Steelers NERFINISHED →
firstSuperBowlTitleFor	Pittsburgh Steelers NERFINISHED →
fourthQuarterScore	16–6 Pittsburgh Steelers →
halftimeScore	2–0 Pittsburgh Steelers →
halftimeShow	Tribute to Mardi Gras →
homeTeam	Pittsburgh Steelers →
league	National Football League →
loserPoints	6 →
losingTeam	Minnesota Vikings →
MVP	Franco Harris →
MVPPosition	running back →
MVPTeam	Pittsburgh Steelers NERFINISHED →
networkUS	NBC →
nextEvent	Super Bowl X →
notableFact	first Super Bowl appearance for the Pittsburgh Steelers → lowest combined score in Super Bowl history at the time → second Super Bowl appearance for the Minnesota Vikings →
notablePlayer	Alan Page → Fran Tarkenton → Jack Lambert → Joe Greene → Terry Bradshaw →
previousEvent	Super Bowl VIII →
referee	Bernie Ulman →
seasonOfLeague	1974 NFL season →
sequenceNumber	9 →
stadium	Tulane Stadium →
state	Louisiana →
surface	natural grass →
thirdQuarterScore	9–0 Pittsburgh Steelers →
timeZone	CST →
winnerPoints	16 →
winningTeam	Pittsburgh Steelers →
year	1975 →

Referenced by (12)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Chuck Noll → Joe Greene → Terry Bradshaw →	wonChampionship
Jack Ham → Joe Greene →	playedIn
Franco Harris → Jack Lambert →	SuperBowlChampion
Pittsburgh Steelers → Pittsburgh Steelers ("Super Bowl X") →	superBowlTitle
Steel Curtain defense of the 1970s →	helpedWin
Minnesota Vikings →	superBowlAppearance
Lynn Swann →	superBowlChampion