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Good morning, everyone.

And welcome to Morning Run.

It is Monday, February 9th.

I'm Amy Roboc.

And I'm T.J. Holmes.

Good morning.

I guess everybody is good.

Well-rested this morning because they got to bed early. Because it had boring ass Super Bowl last night. Look, Seattle, that was impressive. Roves, it was an impressive feat to watch. But it wasn't an entertaining game necessarily. People like high scoring. It's the big game of the year. It was not that.

There was no on the edge of your seat moment. There was none, actually. Maybe have time.

Yes, that was the time that everybody paid actual attention to the screen because the rest of it was,

yeah, I'm sorry, but it was pretty boring. And that's okay, but that's a testament to how good the Seattle Seahawks are. Congratulations to the Seahawks picking up that franchise's second Super Bowl in their history. We'll get into that, of course, here in just a second. But the run on this Monday is going to take us to Milan as well. Going to take us to D.C. to Tucson for an update and also to Florida.

But yes, let's begin. Robs and Santa Clara, California, Super Bowl 60 is done. The final score, 29 to 13. Quite frankly, it wasn't that close.

That it wasn't even that. That's not a close score, but it wasn't. It was dominant from

the jump to the point. I said, Robed, we're, we're going to be able to leave here early. It was like,

oh, yay, another field goal. Oh, cool. Look, another field goal. Another field goal. No one was

scoring touchdowns. And didn't the, uh, the Patriots Patriots had a goose egg for the longest time, right?

Yes, right, long, long.

The score was a 12, no, I got to 19, nothing before they finally scored, I believe, a touchdown.

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