start" here, as we are providing information for the different time zones around the country. The 2011 Super Bowl is on Sunday, Feb. 6, and there will not only be extensive pregame coverage, but they are going to inundate you with postgame coverage as well.
First, here are some of the facts about the game. It will pit the Green Bay Packers (NFC Champs) against the Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC Champs), and the game will be broadcast live on Fox. Fox will also provide pregame coverage starting four hours before the game coverage, and then the postgame show will immediately follow that the final whistle. The game is taking place at the Dallas Cowboys home stadium, and the weather down there is actually still pretty good. Many fans will be thankful that the game gets played indoors this year.
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is trying to win his third Super Bowl ring, and Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is trying to finally emerge from the shadow of Brett Favre.
The start times listed below could certainly be delayed by a few minutes depending on how long the on-field festivities taking place before the game end up lasting.
What Time Does the Super Bowl Start This Year?
Pacific Time Zone -- 3 pm for coverage; 3:25 pm expected kickoff time.
Mountain Time Zone -- 4 pm for game coverage; 4:25 pm expected kickoff time.
Central Time Zone -- 5 pm for game coverage; 5:25 pm expected kickoff time.
Eastern Time Zone -- 6 pm for game coverage; 6:25 pm expected kickoff time.
Source:
Fox_Super_Bowl_Site
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