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The National Football League has shaken the sports world with its announcement that the 2014 Super Bowl would be played in New York -- in February!

Arts and Entertainment Editor Bob Sokolsky says that should help create a colorful event, but it really won't be football. The game, he fears, will be squeezed in between a media gone wild to showcase every new gimmick imaginable.

Sokolsky claims it is just one more instance of the game being overshadowed by other events and he cites the notorious "costume malfunction" game. Quick, he asks, what teams played and who won?

And now, he wonders, what could the 2015 host offer to match this?