Dis And Shout Despite a glimmering San Diego skyline (left), it can get ugly at the Super Bowl. Think Sunday's battle in the trenches will be tough? Try conducting a podium interview, where reporters use elbows, words and other means to battle for positioning. PHOTO GALLERY Spread 'Em ESPN's Joe Theismann believes the Raiders' No. 1 offense can spread out the Bucs' No. 1 defense and attack the open spaces. THEISMANN: OFFENSE RULES Sports Biz Bookmakers usually have a field day on Super Bowl Sunday. Why? Because the public gets more involved, lured by prop bets, while the professional gamblers concentrate on smaller games to turn a profit. ROVELL: ALL IN A DAY'S WORK Defenses make points Both the Raiders and Bucs have found ways to score when they don't have the ball, and that could turn out to be a key on Sunday. SUPER BOWL INSIDER Reel Time For all the football movies that have been made, only four have included the Super Bowl. Page 2 compadres Jim Caple and Eric Neel review this Fearsome Foursome and pick their favorite. THE PUFFY FINGER AWARDS Trivial Pursuit So you know Joe Montana is the only three-time Super Bowl MVP. But how's your overall grasp on the game's history? Let's put your knowledge to the test and see if your smarts are truly Super-ior. TAKE THE TRIVIA QUIZ Road Show ESPN Classic is hosting a Super Bowl Road Show live from San Diego on Saturday from 4-6 p.m. ET. Ron Thulin and Emmitt Smith will co-host the event, which is part of an 18-hour celebration. GO TO ESPN CLASSIC   Winning The Big One He was carried off the field by his three biggest players, who then tripped and fell, sending him to the ground as well. But nothing could have kept John Madden from enjoying and celebrating the Raiders' first world championship, as he says in his final look back at Super Bowl XI. More Madden analysis at AllMadden.com   Talk Around The Clock ESPN Radio is live in San Diego, with "Allnight with Todd Wright" (2-6 a.m. ET), "Mike and Mike" (6-10 a.m. ET), parts of "The Tony Kornheiser Show" (10 a.m.-1 p.m. ET), "The Dan Patrick Show" (1-4 p.m. ET) and "Gamenight" (7-11 p.m. ET). Look for the live Webcam from "The Dan Patrick Show" on Friday. Listen live at ESPN Radio.com "At this point, man, next to Jerry Rice over there, the sky is the limit. It's all about staying healthy and feeling good about yourself and about your game and being healthy enough to go out and perform week in and week out. At this particular time, I know I want to come back next year." -- Raiders WR Tim Brown Chat Transcripts: Chris Mortensen | Joe Theismann NATIONAL COVERAGE TOPIC/GUESTS TIME CHANNEL FRIDAY, JAN. 24 Super Bowl XXXVI Patriots vs. Rams 12 p.m. ET ESPN2 Super Bowl XI Raiders vs. Vikings 5:30 p.m. ET ESPN2 SportsCenter Live from San Diego 6 p.m. ET ESPN Super Bowl XV Raiders vs. Eagles 6 p.m. ET ESPN2 Super Bowl XVIII Raiders vs. Redskins 6:30 p.m. ET ESPN2 NFL 2Night Host: Mark Malone Analysts: Hoge, Salisbury, Schlereth 7 p.m. ET ESPN2 Edge NFL Matchup Host: Suzy Kolber Analysts: Merril Hoge, Ron Jaworski 8 p.m. ET ESPN SportsCenter Live from San Diego 11 p.m. ET ESPN Complete TV listings

		Minimum price: $1,900   Ticket prices dropped for the first time since rates were set Sunday. Rates for the cheapest seat in the house fell by about $550, with the critical day coming Friday. If prices drop again, it might be a buyer's market come gametime for a second straight year.

		What is the game's best individual matchup?   SEAN SALISBURY The Charlie Garner vs. Derrick Brooks matchup will be good. But Jerry Porter versus the Bucs secondary will be the biggest. Rich Gannon is so good at getting the ball in play, and the obvious option will be Jerry Rice or Tim Brown against Ronde Barber. So who matches up with Porter? It could be a linebacker, a safety or maybe the third cornerback. Question of the Day

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		New Outlook Jerry Rice tells ESPN's Steve Young each trip to the Super Bowl is special and unique. Standard | Cable Modem  Coaches Corner Jon Gruden and Bill Callahan are making their final preparations before Super Bowl Sunday. Standard | Cable Modem  2 Minute Drill The Swami looks into his crystal ball for his Super Bowl winner. Standard | Cable Modem  Lofty Goals The Bucs have set their goals for the Super Bowl. Standard | Cable Modem  Reaping the Benefits Mike and Mike: Raiders WR Jerry Porter doesn't mind teams focusing on Jerry Rice and Tim Brown. Listen  Dan Patrick Show Former Raider Marcus Allen dishes the dirt about his "feud" with Al Davis. Listen  Dan Patrick Show Hall of Fame QB Jim Kelly looks back at his Super Bowl memories. Listen