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Mattel selling 1st-ever Super Bowl Barbie doll

Feb 1, 2024 10:45 AM EST

CNN,

Mattel is selling a Super Bowl barbie for the first time!

USC students get set for 20th ‘Cocky Super Ad Poll’

Feb 11, 2023 12:10 AM EST

ABC Columbia Staff,

Columbia, SC (WOLO) — While you are more than likely tuning for the Super Bowl Sunday February 12, 2023 with the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, others are waiting for other highlights expected from the night. Every year, around a hundred students and faculty from the University of South Carolina, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, meet to…

Super Bowl items to cost less, except alcohol

The Super Bowl is days away and if you're hosting a party this year, it might actually cost you a little less.

Feb 9, 2023 1:08 PM EST

Jessica Mejia,

The Super Bowl is days away and if you’re hosting a party this year, it might actually cost you a little less.

Chicken wings, guacamole prices down ahead of the Super Bowl

The Super Bowl is now less than two weeks away and if you're planning to host game day snacks are generally more expensive.

Jan 30, 2023 12:57 PM EST

Jessica Mejia,

The Super Bowl is now less than two weeks away and if you’re planning to host game day snacks are generally more expensive.

UofSC Super Bowl commercials class judges this year’s ads

Feb 14, 2022 12:21 PM EST

Mike Olson,

Students in the University of South Carolina’s Super Bowl commercials class gathered to watch the big game and the advertisements in an annual event called “Cocky’s Super Ad Poll.”

Take a peek inside the factory that makes NFL footballs

Feb 13, 2022 10:10 AM EST

CNN,

All eyes will be on the players in Sunday’s Super Bowl, but have you ever wondered where the ball comes from? They all come from one factory that’s been making footballs the same way since before the big game even started.

The cause behind rising prices going into Super Bowl weekend

Feb 11, 2022 5:45 PM EST

CNN,

The cost of a Super Bowl party this year is expected to be very steep. Wells Fargo crunched the numbers and found that depending on what you serve, the price tag could be 14% higher than last year. New Labor Department figures released Thursday also show the costs of everyday goods rose 7.5% in January compared to a year ago.