Watch These Two Savannah State Students Break Into The Super Bowl

Feb. 10, 2013
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Watch These Two Savannah State Students Break Into The Super Bowl

Below is footage of two Savannah State students successfully breaking into this year’s Super Bowl, just in time for Beyoncé’s much-ballyhooed halftime performance. How did they do it? Obviously they bluffed their way past security, but to get the complete story, we’ll have to wait for the full documentary, which the two young men say is coming soon. Pretty audacious feat. TC mark

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