Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Lobon.

Tony, some Olympic winners say their medals fell off their ribbon.

I'm Tony Kornheiser.

That's another reason I'm glad I decided not to compete again this show.

Well, that's kindy.

Not hogging all the medals for yourself.

Have you ever worn an Olympic medal around your neck ever once?

Yes. Heavy? No, I never have. Is it heavy? Kind of. Yeah, kind of heavy. Pleasant? Is it a good feel? It's transformational. You want to guess who's ribbon I wore? Who is the metal I wore? Who? Local. Local athlete. Who, who? Dominique Dawes? Yes. Did it look kind on you? No. No. No. It's great on Dominique. Welcome to PTI, boys and girls. In today's episode, Drake May struggles. Lindsay Vaughn crashes and North Carolina beats Duke in the final second. But we begin today with last night's Super Bowl, a dull affair where Seattle's defense dominated New England's offense. The final score was 29-13, but the Patriots did not score a point until the fourth quarter. They punted eight times, and at the end of three quarters, had only 78 yards of offense. Wilbon, we both had Seattle winning. How would you describe what you saw? Did you just say dull affair?

Yeah, I did. Was it? Ibid. Copy. Yes. Okay. It was. But you know what, Tony, I didn't mind that as much. I know some people, they get all jacked up to watch the Super Bowl and they got, you know, all kinds of feasts and Thanksgiving Part 2 and all that. I want to see a great performance, and we saw one, to me, the Seahawks beat the hell

out the New England Patriots.

And I, look, going back to October, I had Seattle as my number one seed.

I had the Rams.

We had the Rams, We had the Rams.

We were both.

That's right.

We were in the game because that's what it boiled down to.

And the way, we'll get to Drake May specifically, but that defense brought it.

They were better everywhere.

They were better offensively.

I mean, the MVP is the best weapon in the game yesterday.

They didn't have to ask Darnold to do too much

because the defense did everything.

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