Bucs' D-Ception Remember how the Raiders were favored to win? Well, after five interceptions -- three being returned for touchdowns -- it was clear the Bucs' defense was running the show in San Diego. Jon Gruden's Buccaneers rolled to a 48-21 blowout, holding off a comeback attempt by Oakland that was too little, too late -- and made some wonder if age caught them. Dexter Jackson, with two interceptions, was MVP. The Blitz | 1st half look | 2nd half look | Photos Clayton: Gruden worth it | Gannon's MVP year sours

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		Clayton: Bucs enjoy glow of morning after Jon Gruden says Keyshawn Johnson isn't going anywhere, while Dexter Jackson isn't going to Disneyland. Theismann: Cup O' Joe The Bucs were prepared for everything and anything the Raiders tried to throw at them. Garber: Not one for the aged The Raiders laughed in the face of everyone who said they were too old -- until Sunday. Drehs: Tick, tick, tick Even though the Raiders rallied, the game was pretty much lost when Tampa Bay put together a lengthy drive in the third quarter. Patrick: Bucs' D makes case for ages Two series, one in each half, told me all I needed to know about how the Super Bowl would play out. Rovell: Keeping the peace Despite fears that trouble could ensue, Raiders fans were pretty peaceful following their team's loss. Rovell: Demand over supply Sellers outnumbered buyers in a last-minute crunch at Super Bowl XXXVII. Only four minor arrests reported at Qualcomm With his Darth Vader helmet, black cloak, spikes and light saber, die-hard Oakland Raiders fan Charles Ybarra quickly caught the attention of Super Bowl security screeners. Drehs: Romo cop Bill Romanowski, who is trying to win his fifth Super Bowl, brought experience and attitude to the Raiders. Garber: Dis And Shout Think Sunday's battle in the trenches will be tough? Try conducting a podium interview. Garber: A familiar ring Bucs strength coach Johnny Parker has two rare commodities in Tampa Bay -- Super Bowl rings. Super Script Who will emerge when the Bucs and Raiders collide? It's all written before the kickoff. Pasquarelli: The Full Monte Monte Kiffin is a character and he's also the architect of one of the NFL's best defenses. Rovell: In with the old Off-the-field fashion in the NFL took an older look at Media Day. Drehs: Hanging with Mr. Cooper Instead of being surrounded by interviewers, Raiders DL Chris Cooper went relatively unnoticed at Media Day.

		INDIVIDUAL GAME LEADERS   Raiders yds Buccaneers yds Passing Gannon 272 Johnson 215 Rushing Garner 10 Pittman 124 Receiving Rice 77 Jurevicius 78 TEAM STATISTICAL COMPARISON The number in parentheses indicates the team's NFL rank. Key: Raiders Buccaneers Total Offense  389.8  (1)    312.6  (24) Scoring Offense  28.1  (2)    21.6  (18) Passing Offense  293.1  (1)    229.1  (16) Rushing Offense  110.1  (18)    97.3  (27) Total Defense    311.2  (11)  252.8  (1) Scoring Defense    19.0  (6)  12.3  (1) Passing Defense    220.4  (23)  155.6  (1) Rushing Defense  90.8  (3)    97.1  (5) More stats: Team Matchup | Inside The Game

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		By the time the bare-bellied Gwen Stefani appeared as the second act on the halftime show and began snaking around the stage, Kiffin had left, uh, No Doubt regarding his genius when it comes to concocting enough exotic X's to counter even the greatest of O's. The final score Sunday night, a 48-21 trouncing of the Oakland Raiders and the league's No. 1-rated offense, doesn't even do justice to the game plan Kiffin conjured up during the week. He had holed up in a film room all week long, surrounded by more videocassettes than Roger Ebert has ever seen and a high stack of computer printouts, and did a better job of camouflaging his whereabouts than even two guys named Saddam and Osama. The end result of Kiffin's reclusive and minutely-detailed preparation for the Super Bowl, though, was certainly worth the long hours of solitude. Just as he had done last week, in the NFC championship victory at Philadelphia, the mastermind of the Tampa Bay masticating defense called a superb game. — ESPN.com's Len Pasquarelli Complete list of unsung heroes

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