SITE -- Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, Ariz. This is the first game to be played in Arizona.

SEATING CAPACITY -- 74,000.

KICKOFF -- 3:18 p.m. PST

NETWORK COVERAGE--By NBC-TV (Channel 4) to approximately 215 stations and throughout the United States plus Puerto Rico, Bermuda, Bahamas, and Antigua.

By CBS Radio (1070 AM) to more than 375 stations within in the United States. The Armed Forces Televison and Radio Network will also provide broadcast through out the world.

The game will be distributed internationally by the NFL and ESPN International to more than 175 countries.

TV Game Announcers--Dick Enberg, play-by-play; Paul Maguire and Phil Simms, analysts.

Radio Game Announcers--Jack Buck, play-by-play; Hank Stram, analyst.

PLAYERS SHARE -- Winners: $42,000 per man. Losers: $27,000 per man.

PLAYER UNIFORMS -- AFC will be the home team and use the West bench and will have the choice of wearing its colored or white jersey. NFC will be the visiting team and will use the East bench.

ATTENDANCE -- To date, 2,335,931 have attended Super Bowl games. The largest crowd was 103,985 at Super Bowl XXIV at the Rose Bowl.

PITTSBURGH STEELERS

OFFENSE

Neil O'Donnell (14), QB, 6-3, 227, 6th year, Maryland.

Comes off best season as Steelers opened up attack ... Team MVP, threw for 2,970 yards, 17 TDs, seven interceptions ... Had so-so AFC championship game vs. Colts, but came through on winning drive ... Free agent who can add to his bankroll potential with big Super Bowl.

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Erric Pegram (20), RB, 5-10, 195, 5th year, North Texas State.

Finished 10th in AFC with 813 yards rushing in first season with Pittsburgh ... Signed away from Atlanta as free agent ... Provides speed in backfield ... Caught 26 passes, not likely to be used as receiver.

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Bam Morris (33), RB, 6-0, 246, 2nd year, Texas Tech.

Struggled early in season, then got in shape and had big second half

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John L. Williams (22), FB, 5-11, 235, 10th year, Florida.

Excellent blocker and receiver, rarely runs with ball ... O'Donnell looks for him on flare passes ... Had 545 career catches, second to Roger Craig's record for running backs of 566 ... Leads the way for Pegram and Morris, protects O'Donnell.

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Mark Bruener (87), TE, 6-4, 254, 1st year, Washington.