Trivia question - post Y2K

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But they kicked our ass by more the 27 points.

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Baltimore had a pick 6 and a kickoff return for sure. I'd imagine the total yards would be on the lower end, and that surely was an ass kicking.

is Super Bowl XXXV, which I STILL say would have been a hugely different game without that bullshit defensive holding call on a DEFENSIVE TACKLE. Now you see it a little more but back then that call was NEVER made.

Third quarter had 3 non-offense TD's scored in 1 minute of clock time (INT return and successive KO returns). Giants were held to 154 total yards. Sad but true memory.

Minnesota was good guess given the 3 INT returns, but we ONLY lost by 24.

I actually wonder if any other historic SB had less total combined yards. I know Colts-Dallas and Miami-Redskins from early 70's were low scoring, but < 400 total combined yards is crazy low for post 2000.

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played the second half with a separated left shoulder after fat Tony flopped on him. You think that might have had some effect on our production?
Hammer was called because the Ravens had bitched to the Refs before the game that he was prone to do it.

That game could have been 12 quarters long and we wouldn't have scored on offense.

Kerry it is. Ravens did have a good D.

In case anyone was interested.

Giants/Ravens - more than 50 yds less than ANY other SB in history. Well at least I attended a historic event.

396 N.Y. Giants (152) vs. Baltimore (244), XXXV
452 Minnesota (119) vs. Pittsburgh (333), IX
481 Washington (228) vs. Miami (253), VII
Denver (156) vs. Dallas (325), XII

Giants single team total of 152 was only outdone by Minnesota (above) and New England (123) when steamrolled in the Bears SB XX route.