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One more time: Patriot nation celebrates win Jubilation. A tight game kept the fans on the edges of their barstools across Boston.

Faneuil Hall exploded in jubilation after the Patriots won their fourth Super Bowl Sunday.

Police could be seen crowded around bar windows watching the game.

Faneuil Hall was silent until the Patriots intercepted Russell Wilson’s pass at the goal line at which point the bars exploded.

The New England Patriots took home a win over the Seattle Seahawks, 28 to 24.

“I thought that bobbling catch was no way to end the game. I love the fact that the Patriots won. It was a just result,” said Pat Himes, 28, of Somerville.

“I thought we were done.

That was crazy. I thought it was going to end badly. I don’t even know what I just saw. Whatever it was, it was awesome,” Matt Rotondi, 43, of Winchester.

Earlier in the day, Bostonians trickled into the city’s many sports bars, wearing New England Patriots garb and cheerfully raising pints.

Their sobriety, however, would be short-lived as they prepared for a night of raucous sports watching.

Paddy O’s Manager Elaine Eccles sat at the bar around 4 p.m., preparing for a raucous crowd that was sure to fill the pub’s small space later that day.

“We absolutely see a huge crowd, they come for the big screen TVs. We should be rocking tonight,” said Eccles.

“It’s going to be a lot of beer and a lot of shots and a lot of wings.”

Unlike many bars in Boston, Paddy O’s had no plan to close its doors at halftime.

“The more the merrier, that’s the way we’re looking at it,” she said.

By 6 p.m., most bars were filled in anticipation of the Super Bowl.

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Mayor Walsh won’t be walking away from this game with a basket of Seattle smoked salmon and coffee beans from the original Pike Place Starbucks. That’s because he feared a bet with Seattle Mayor Ed Murray would jinx the Pats.

Instead, Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza stepped in to save Boston’s honor and wager with Seattle.

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“That was crazy. I thought it was going to end badly. I don’t even know what I just saw.

Whatever it was, it was awesome.”

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behind them by the time the big game rolled around.

There were bands of loud, happy and somewhat drunk people roaming around. It was a jubilant scene. One gent roamed around in a unicorn mask.

By 10:30 p.m., crowds had grown larger at Faneuil Hall.

Jacob Young, a 21-year-old student from Pennsylvania, said “I’ve never seen anything like that before. This was my first championship in Boston.”

At 10:35 p.m., Mayor Mar-

tin Walsh’s office sent out a joyful statement on the big win.

“Congratulations to Patriots and all of Patriot Nation on a well earned Super Bowl victory. You have made Boston and New England proud - cue the duck boats!” Walsh said.

Details of the Patriots victory parade will be made available Monday.

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‘Seeking closure’ in two Boston bars Boston. For Pats fans, a night of nerves.

The Phoenix Landing in Cambridge was full of confidence throughout the first half. Tom Brady would prevail, said the believers. No, they didn’t want to talk about deflated footballs.

Chris Meoli, a 32-yearold teacher from Cambridge decked out in a Rodney Harrison jersey, recalled the last time the Patriots were in the Super Bowl. He was teaching in China. The game started at 4 a.m. Class started at 7.

“I decided to put the game on in the classroom, as sort of a cultural exchange thing,” he said. “But then we lost and I cancelled class for the rest of the day. I didn’t want them to see what I was capable of.”

As the national anthem was being sung, he was confident the night would end with a Pats victory.

“Brady can’t lose another Super Bowl,” he said. “More importantly I can’t handle them

Patriots fans watch the game at Parlor Sports in Somerville. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

losing another Super Bowl.”

Molly Mowery, a 30-yearold teacher from Malden, was equally confident.

“Tom Brady’s going to play awesome because he plays best when he’s pissed off,” she said.

Dan Gosselin, a 33-year-old from Brewster, who just moved back from Texas and is currently unemployed, recalled past Patriots Super Bowls between sips of a Cape Codder. There were the riots at UMass. He was in New Orleans for the 18-1 game, and in Texas with his inlaws for the second loss to the Giants.

“That was bad. I was drunk and upset and yelling and swearing and the grandmother was there, she’s in her 90s,” he said.

For the Patriots’ first touchdown, the crowd erupted in cheers. Arms aloft, they yelled incoherently. There was no talk of strategy or Xs and Os. Similar scenes played out up the road at Parlor Sports in Somerville.

“I feel like they’re starting

Chris Meoli, 32, of Cambridge cheers on the Patriots at Phoenix Landing in Cambridge.

to click,” said Jordan Staiger, a 30-year-old deejay from Belmont during a prolonged Patriots drive in the first half.

Mayer Grashin, a 33-year-old lawyer who grew up in Alaska and Seattle, had shaved the No. 12 into the back of his head in honor of the Seahawks’ “12th man.” When Seattle scored, the bar was silent, except for Grashin.

“I feel pretty good. We always start slow,” he said just before halftime. “I think we all know Seattle’s the better team.”

Nearby, a message was scrawled on a chalkboard, “Our balls are fully inspected & ready for play.”

Cait Burbridge, a 31-year-old homelessness advocate from Somerville, said Boston was seeking redemption for the past two Super Bowl losses.

“If you notice it’s all ‘Finish the Job’ not ‘Let’s go Pats’,” she said at halftime. “We’re all seeking closure.”

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Coffee milk, says Brother Cleve, a deejay and cocktail menu guru. “It’s a Rhode Island thing, ” he said.

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Katy Perry and Missy light up halftime If you’re like us, what you really wanted to see during last night’s Super Bowl was Katy Perry’s halftime performance — and it didn’t disappoint.

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David Beckham has spent most of his life being an incredibly famous athlete and underwear model, but he’s quickly transitioning into his next career — begrudgingly silent father to teens — and he’s not taking it well. His oldest kid, Brooklyn, is 15, and the next, Romeo, is on the cusp of teenhood.

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‘Jane the Virgin’ Jane isn’t sure how to feel about how well her career is going, since her father Rogelio played such an important part in making it happen. 9 P.M., CW TALK SHOWS

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Prince Farming tries to find the (right) one Interview. Chris Soules says it’s not that easy picking one true love out of 30 women.

Chris Soules’ journey to true love on the “Bachelor” has some twists and turns ahead for viewers, though he tells us the show finished shooting around Thanksgiving. That journey so far has involved more tractors and goat milking for the ladies than most people experience on the way to marriage, but that’s just what happens when you date Prince Farming.

Has it been weird to see all of this stuff again?

It’s been neat to see everything play out again. It brings back a lot of memories that seem like almost years ago that we went through that whole entire process, but it’s been really fun to watch so far.

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Going into this, my number one goal was to find a wife.

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into this was that this would give me the opportunity to meet some girls I’d never had the opportunity to meet before. Given the fact that I’m from a small town, this would maybe be a different avenue that would allow me to meet someone.

With so many women to pick from, what kind of qualities were you looking for?

I think the main thing that I was looking for is someone I could spend the rest of my life with and someone who I can laugh with who is my best friend. That’s really the main thing I was looking for — someone who I feel like I can get through good and bad times with.

What’s the hardest part of being on the show?

Meeting 30 incredible women and then send-

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Meeting 30 incredible women and then sending 29 of them home. Having real feelings for a handful of those women, that made it really hard.” Soules, on the hardest part of the show ing 29 of them home. Having real feelings for a handful of those women, that made it really hard.

Does it get harder as the show goes on to make your choices?

Much harder.

I thought it would be easy to begin with because I wouldn’t have those feelings develop. But it wasn’t, because there were so many great women, and I knew that I was making judgments on people I really hadn’t gotten to know. So that made it really tough and it just got tougher and

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I think that it really came down to my gut. I just had to follow that. I had some conversations with Chris Harrison that were helpful, but a lot of those decisions were made a hundred percent on my own. In real life, I have a support system, which is my family, with my mom and my dad and my sisters, and I didn’t really have that while on the show, so you just have to follow your gut and use your own intuition and make the best call you can make. tougher as I did start to develop feelings for the women, so by the end of the thing, I was a mess.

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Learn from others Steinberg says there is a common thread among the people who he’s talked to about their career journeys. “They all wish that they had made the leap sooner,� he says. “What we found was not that people can’t be successful, but that most of the time it was fear that was holding them back.�

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How to futureproof yourself (and your job) Planning. Don’t let technology hinder your career.

With all of the technological and scientific advances out there, it can be hard for ordinary workers to keep up — with many worrying that they will be left behind. “I think people need to do a little critical assessment and ask: ‘What do I need to do to grow?’� says Scott Steinberg, CEO of the management consulting and market research firm TechSavvy Global. “Ask yourself, ‘Are there steps that I should be taking?’ We often get so caught up in the day-to-day that we forget to take a step back.�

Steinberg — whose new book “Make Change Work for You: 10 Ways to FutureProof Yourself, Fearlessly Innovate, and Succeed Despite Uncertainty� is on shelves now — has these suggestions for workers looking to stay ahead of the curve.

Have a plan “You need to be purposeful and strategic,� he notes. “[Whatever field you are in], things are going to look a lot different in ten years. So what do you need to do to get there?�

Steinberg uses people currently working in sales as a good example of a field that should always be looking forward. “Customers aren’t going to want the same thing over and over,� he points out. “So you can either choose to do nothing now, or you can prepare.�

Recognize what skills transfer “You can also ask, ‘Where can I go to pick up new skills?’� he notes. “If I am a copywriter by day, I can easily transition to a marketing role or a social media role.�

Networking and thinking outside of the box is key. “We always encourage people to be more courageous in their choices,� says Steinberg.

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Assess your options If you feel your field is about to change drastically, it can be better not to make your salary your number one priority when considering new positions. “It may be that you have to take a side step — or even a back step — in rank and pay,� Steinberg says. “Sometimes you have to do that and just say, ‘I can be the Vice President of Marketing at this smaller startup as long as I am focused on my goal in the end.’�

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Super Bowl XLIX

LaFell out in front Brandon LaFell was the first player to find the end zone in Super Bowl XLIX as he caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Tom Brady off a slant with 9:47 remaining in the second quarter. One of the main prop bets heading into Sunday’s game was, “Which player will score first?” and the odds on LaFell were solid at 12/1.

LaFell was the sixth most likely player in the game to score first. Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch had the highest odds, at 11/2. Lynch was the second player to score in the game, rumbling in with 2:16 left in the second quarter.

Visit Metro.us to read complete coverage of what went down in Super Bowl XLIX.

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CHAMPS ONCE AGAIN Super Bowl XLIX. Patriots stun Seattle late in fourth quarter to win fourth Super Bowl crown.

Years from now, when Bill Belichick and Tom Brady are retired, the “yeah, but” talk won’t matter much. Yes, “Spygate” and “Deflate-gate” will be part of the dynamic duo’s legacy, but hardware trumps all conversation.

Belichick and Brady now have more hardware than any other living coach – quarterback combination, and the New England Patriots have the bragging rights of being – by far – the most successful professional football franchise in the world this century as they captured their fourth Lombardi Trophy by edging the Seahawks, 28-24.

It looked as though the Patriots were again going to be haunted in the Super Bowl by a miracle catch as Jermaine Kearse caught a 33-yard bouncing ball on his back to set up a first down for the Seahawks at the Patriots’ 5-yard line.

A Marshawn Lynch fouryard run brought the ball to the Patriots’ 1 with the clock dwindling and New England looked for sure as though it was about to lose its third consecutive Super Bowl But the Seahawks called a stunning pass play instead of using Lynch again, and undrafted cornerback Malcolm Butler came up with the play

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Tom Brady set a Super Bowl record in the first half against the Seahawks by completing 20 passes. Brady threw the ball 27 times total before halftime. By comparison, Seahawks QB Russell Wilson completed just 4-of-7 passes in the first two quarters.

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Carl Paganelli handles one of the footballs in the 2014 AFC title game.

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The NFL’s investigation into “deflate-gate” is not yet finished but new information was revealed prior to kickoff of Super Bowl XLIX. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, 11 of the 12 footballs used in the first half of the AFC title game were judged by the officials to be under the minimum of 12.5 PSI, but only one football was found to be two pounds under.

This contradicts ESPN’s Chris Mortensen’s report from two weeks ago that said 11 of 12 Patriots footballs were found to be a full two pounds under the limit. METRO

of his life, picking off Russell Wilson and giving the Patriots an improbable Super Bowl win.

The Patriots were down 24-14 heading into the final quarter and Brady had been struggling. But when Brady hit Julian Edelman for a 21-yard completion on a third-and-14 with just over 10 minutes reNFL

Manning decision coming soon Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning could decide “as early as this week” on whether or not he will return for an 18th season, according to ESPN. Manning met with new Denver head coach Gary Kubiak last Wednesday to discuss his future. According to the ESPN report, Manning will have a checkup on his surgically repaired neck “within 10 days of the start of the new league year, which begins March 10.” Manning struggled greatly in the Broncos’ 24-13 playoff loss to the Colts in the divisional round. METRO

maining, the Pats got to work.

Brady found Danny Amendola in the back of the end zone to cut the Seattle lead to 24-21. The Patriots then forced a three-and-out before Brady orchestrated another fabulous drive as he continuously completed passes to Shane Vereen, Rob Gronkowski and Edelman.

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go-ahead touchdown, catching the ball in the corner of the end zone.

Brady finished the game having gone 37-for-50 for 328 yards, four touchdowns and two picks.

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NFL. Jets and Bills to go hard after Pats’ CB Revis It’s likely that Darrelle Revis will be playing six of 16 games in the AFC East next season.

But there now appears to be just as good a chance that Revis will be lining up against the Patriots in 2015 as there is of him remaining in New England. The Jets are expected to pursue Revis in free agency, sources told ESPN Sunday. New Bills head coach Rex Ryan will also look at ways to bring his former star corner to upstate New York. Though Revis had a phenomenal 2014 season for the Patriots, the team is unlikely to exercise a $20 million option on his contract. METRO

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2015 Beanpot

Wait will be worth it for postponed Beanpot tourney The dirty little secret of the men’s Beanpot is that for the past 21 years, the four-team tournament has only revolved around two clubs: Boston University (29 Beanpot titles) and Boston College (19 Beanpot titles).

The last time Harvard (10 Beanpot titles) won it was in 1993 while Northeastern’s (four Beanpot titles) most recent title was way back in 1988, before any of its current players were even alive. The good news for fans of competition is that this year the field is much more balanced than in any other in the past decade-plus.

Tuesday’s slate (both games

were pushed back a day due to inclement weather) pits No. 2 BU vs. No. 4 Harvard (5 p.m., NESN) followed by No. 14 BC vs. Northeastern (8 p.m., NESN).

The headliner of the tournament this year is undoubtedly Terriers star freshman center Jack Eichel (15 goals, 25 assists), who could be the No. 2 pick in the NHL Draft this summer if the Chelmsford native decides to leave Comm.

Ave. early. In head coach Dave Quinn’s second year in charge, BU (16-4-4) has been ranked No. 1 for a good portion of the season. The Terriers come in on a four-game win streak, including a 9-5 demolition of UMass on Friday. Senior forward Evan Rodrigues has 34 points (nine goals, 25 assists) and Needham native Danny O’Regan leads

Boston College is looking for a repeat crown.

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the Terriers with 17 goals.

In their only other meeting in 2014-15, the Crimson (12-52) took down top-ranked BU 3-2 in overtime on Nov. 25 at Agganis Arena. Junior forward Kyle Criscuolo had the gamewinner in that memorable victory for Harvard, a team considered the biggest surprise in college hockey so far this season. Injuries have mounted and Harvard has lost four of its past six games, including a 5-4 defeat vs. Union on Friday, but that will all be forgotten if the Crimson can beat BU again.

Junior forward Jimmy Vesey leads Harvard with 33 points (18 goals, 15 assists), including five power-play goals.

After a rocky first half, BC (16-8-2) has recovered to win its last three games, including a 3-2 victory vs. Providence

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