From left, Mark Gincel of McKees Rocks, Mike Biskup and Karen Harman, both of Slippery Rock, and Shawn Gray of Butler whoop it up Sunday in the parking lot of Ford Field in Detroit before Super Bowl XL.

Brad Smith of Detroit, left, and Matt Weis of Cincinnati, part of a Super Bowl crowd dominated by Steelers fans, wave their Terrible Towels during the fourth quarter Sunday at Ford Field in Detroit. The total attendance for the game was 68,206.<BR></BR><BR></BR><BR></BR>

Bob McDonald, left, of Buter and his son, Pat, of New York City celebrate an interception by the Steelers Ike Taylor in the fourth quarter Sunday at Ford Field in Detroit. The play preserved a 14-10 lead and the Steelers went on to a 21-10 victory. Bob McDonald had been to two previous Steelers Super Bowls, XIII in 1979 and XXX in 1996, but didn’t expect to go to this one until his son surprised him by buying tickets.<BR></BR><BR></BR><BR></BR>

From left, Trevor, Keirstin and Tina Kuhlman, all of Cranberry Township, proudly wave their Terrible Towels and cheer on the Steelers Sunday as they take the field for Super Bowl XL.<BR></BR><BR></BR><BR></BR>

Brooke Mohr of New Castle has plenty of Super Bowl souvenirs to choose from Sunday as she makes her way down an aisle at a store in Detroit.