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NFL Reveals Full Lineup for Super Bowl LX Week — From Opening Night to Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show
NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. (FNN) — The National Football League (NFL) and the Bay Area Host Committee (BAHC) have unveiled the official lineup of Super Bowl LX events and activations, set to take place across the San Francisco Bay Area from February 2–9, 2026. This year’s festivities promise an immersive week blending sports, music, art, and innovation in one of America’s most dynamic regions.
NFL and Bay Area Leaders Celebrate a Decade Since Super Bowl 50
“As we return to the Bay Area for Super Bowl LX, a decade after Super Bowl 50, we’re fully embracing the region’s unique
energy,” said Peter O’Reilly, NFL Executive Vice President for Club Business, Major Events & International. “This is a place that has always driven innovation, and we’re creating a week that reflects the Bay Area’s culture, food, and creativity.”
Zaileen Janmohamed, President and CEO of the Bay Area Host Committee, added, “Super Bowl LX is more than a game — it’s a moment to unite and showcase the full identity of our region while delivering lasting community impact.”
Week-Long Super Bowl LX Experiences Across the Bay
The Bay Area will host a full slate of fan experiences, concerts, and community programs, including:
Super Bowl Opening Night Fueled by Gatorade (Feb. 2) – Fans can see both AFC and NFC champions at the San Jose Convention Center.
Pro Bowl Games Powered by Verizon (Feb. 3) – Moving to Super Bowl Week for the first time, hosted at Moscone Center South.
Super Bowl Experience Presented by Jersey Mike’s (Feb. 3–7) – Interactive exhibits, autographs, and the Vince Lombardi Trophy display at Moscone Center.
NFL Honors Presented by Invisalign (Feb. 5) – Awards ceremony at the Palace of Fine Arts.
BAHC Live! Concert Series (Feb. 5–7) – Performances at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, featuring Chris Stapleton and Sierra Ferrell.
BAHC Super Bowl LX Innovation Summit (Feb. 6) – A first-of-its-kind event at SFMOMA, spotlighting tech, sports, and creativity.
Super Bowl Breakfast (Feb. 7) – Hosted by Tony Dungy at the Marriott Marquis, honoring NFL players for character and leadership.
Taste of the NFL (Feb. 7) – Culinary showcase at The Hibernia, benefiting GENYOUth and youth food security programs.
Super Bowl LX Flag Football Game (Feb. 7) – Celebrity and athlete showdown at Moscone Center, streaming on YouTube.
Super Bowl LX Game Day (Feb. 8) – Championship game at Levi’s Stadium, headlined by Bad Bunny in the Apple Music Halftime Show.
The Bay Area’s Biggest Week of the Year
From Yerba Buena Gardens Fan Zone to NFL Culture Club at The Pearl, Super Bowl LX Week will transform San Francisco into the epicenter of sports, culture, and innovation. With fan engagement, community events, and world-class entertainment, this year’s Super Bowl aims to celebrate both football and the vibrant character of the Bay Area.
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J Willie David, III | News@FloridaNationalNews.com
Davison scores 26 points, Branham adds 23 and Osceola records 23 steals to open its season with a victory at Silver Spurs Arena.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. (FNN SPORTS) — The Osceola Magic opened their season with a record-setting defensive performance, collecting 23 steals and forcing 35 turnovers in a 97-89 victory over the Oklahoma City Blue on Sunday, Nov. 8, at Silver Spurs Arena.
JD Davison scored a game-high 26 points and Malaki Branham added 23 as Osceola established a franchise record for steals and matched its record for opponent turnovers. Osceola Magic
Defense drives the comeback
Oklahoma City led 31-22 after the first quarter and 44-43 at halftime. Osceola pulled even at 70 entering the fourth quarter, then outscored the Blue 27-19 over the final period.
The victory gave Osceola a 1-0 start and dropped Oklahoma City to 0-2. Zhaire Smith led the Blue with 19 points, while Christoph Tilly contributed 13 points and 10 rebounds. gleague.nba.com
Osceola’s defensive pressure helped offset Oklahoma City’s early advantage. The Blue finished just 5 of 29 from 3-point range, shooting 17.2%.
Six Magic players recorded multiple steals, led by Johnell Davis’ career-high six — one short of the franchise record. Davison collected four, Jarron Cumberland had three, and Ace Baldwin Jr., Branham and Mike Sharavjamts each added two.
Malaki Branham leans into his drive while keeping his dribble low as an Oklahoma City Blue defender guards him during the Osceola Magic’s season opener. Photo by Bernie Walls / Florida National News.
Davison and Branham lead the offense
Davison and Branham combined for 49 points, accounting for more than half of Osceola’s scoring.
Au’Diese Toney contributed 14 points in his return to Osceola, including a late 3-pointer that helped secure the victory.
Davis provided another boost off the bench with 11 points and a career-best-tying four assists, complementing his disruptive defensive performance.
Sharavjamts makes professional debut
Sharavjamts posted a team-best plus-12 rating in 24 minutes during his professional debut. Osceola outscored Oklahoma City by 12 points while he was on the floor. Osceola Magic
What’s next for the Osceola Magic?
Following a scheduled road matchup with the Memphis Hustle on Tuesday, Nov. 10, Osceola returns to Silver Spurs Arena to host the Mexico City Capitanes on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. Eastern. Member News
The Magic’s challenge will be to sustain the defensive pressure that helped them overcome an early nine-point deficit in the opener.
NEW YORK CITY, NY (FNN SPORTS) – LIV Golf plans to begin winding down operations Monday, Nov. 9, following five years and more than $5 billion in spending.
Attorney Matthew Williams outlined the league’s plans during a bankruptcy court hearing Thursday, Nov. 5, in New Jersey. The process includes selling its remaining assets.
“We believe the wind down path is the best path,” Williams told the court.
LIV Golf confirmed the decision after a proposed restructuring deal fell through. The league said it will continue considering alternatives during the shutdown process.
TAMPA, Fla. (FNN SPORTS) — On Monday November 2, at the Yuengling Center, the South Florida women’s basketball team opened with a successful debut undernew head coach Kristy Curry.
The Bulls established control early with a 9–0 opening run, taking a 27–12 lead after the first quarter. Furman narrowed the margin before halftime, but South Florida maintained a 46–32 advantage heading into the break.
A dominant third quarter proved decisive, as USF outscored Furman 23–9 to extend its lead to 69–41 entering the fourth.
Balanced Scoring Leads the Bulls
Stefanie Ingram led South Florida with 15 points, followed by Hannah Kohn with 13 and Kendall Puryear with 12 points and nine rebounds.
The Bulls placed six players in double figures, shot 51.6 percent from the field and controlled the boards with a 48–25 rebounding advantage.
A Winning Debut for Kristy Curry
The victory marked Curry’s first win leading South Florida after arriving from Alabama.
Ahead of the season opener, Curry expressed confidence in the program’s potential:
“I’m so excited to be here. I truly think the sky’s the limit at USF.”
— Kristy Curry, USF Head Coach, in pregame remarks published by USF Athletics.
South Florida (1–0) will face Belmont on Friday, November 6, in Nashville, Tennessee.
– Nisey Spruill is a reporter and photojournalist for Florida National News (FNN), covering major news, sports and special events across Florida and nationwide. Contact sports@FloridaNationalNews.com
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