Daily Cover: Super Bowl Hangovers

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Jan 27, 2021

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When your team loses the Super Bowl does their chances of returning the following year decrease? Data analysts have dived into the record books to discover if the phenomenon dubbed the Super Bowl Hangover is a real occurrence.

February 2021 cover of Sports Illustrated: Teams that have lost the Super Bowl — The Sporting Press. Cover photo credits: John Iacono (2); Al Tielemans (2); Walter Iooss Jr.; Heinz Kluetmeier; Damian Strohmeyer; Chris O’Meara/AP; Randy Piland/The Tennessean/USA Today Network; Michael Zagaris/Getty Images; Austin McAfee/Icon Sportswire/Getty Images

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