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for the 1999 season. The game was played on February 6, 2000 at

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Attendance— 50,112. The game was broadcast by ABC with a running time of three hours and sixteen minutes. The final score was NFC 51,

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coach was Tom Coughlin of Jacksonville. The NFC coach was Tony Dungy of Tampa Bay. Randy Moss of the

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was the game's MVP with 9 catches for 212 yards and one touchdown. The referee was

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Scoring summary

The scores broken down by quarter: *1st Quarter **NFC— Aeneas Williams 62-yd interception return ( Jason Hanson kick), 12:14; 7-0 NFC **NFC—Hanson 21-yd FG, 4:24; 10-0 NFC **AFC— Jimmy Smith 5-yd pass from Mark Brunell ( Olindo Mare kick ), 0:30. 10-7 NFC *2nd Quarter **NFC— Mike Alstott 1-yd run (Hanson kick), 12:57; 17-7 NFC **AFC— Tony Gonzalez 10-yd pass from Rich Gannon (Mare kick), 10:05; 17-14 NFC **NFC—Alstott 3-yd run (Hanson kick), 4:45; 24-14 NFC **AFC—Smith 21-yd pass from

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(Mare kick), 0:20; 24-21 NFC **NFC—Hanson 51-yd FG, 0:00. 27-21 NFC *3rd Quarter **NFC—Alstott 1-yd run (Hanson kick), 7:08; 34-21 NFC **NFC—Hanson 23-yd FG, 2:03. 37-21 NFC *4th Quarter **AFC—Mare 33-yd FG, 14:49; 37-24 NFC **NFC—

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20-yd interception return (Hanson kick), 11:12: 44-24 NFC **AFC—Smith 52-yd pass from Manning (Mare kick), 6:30; 44-31 NFC **NFC— Randy Moss 25-yd pass from Steve Beuerlein (Hanson kick), 1:05. 51-31 NFC

Starting Lineups

Starting Lineups as voted on by NFL players and coaches

AFC roster

Offense

Defense

Special teams

NFC roster

Offense

Defense

Special teams

Notes: :Replacement selection due to injury or vacancy :Injured player; selected but did not play :Replacement starter; selected as reserve

2000 Pro Bowl Cheerleading Squad

*Katie Currier, Arizona Cardinals *Jillian Edwards, Atlanta Falcons *Meah Pace, Baltimore Ravens *Julie F, Buffalo Bills *Nicole Price, Carolina Panthers *Nikki Lanzetta, Cincinnati Bengals *Megan Willsey, Dallas Cowboys *Marie Nesbitt, Denver Broncos *Carrie Vogel, Indianapolis Colts *Stephanie Archibald, Jacksonville Jaguars *Rosie Hannan, Kansas City Chiefs *Suzanne Bierwith, Miami Dolphins *Angela Parkos, Minnesota Vikings *Kalen Mace, New England Patriots *Lani Quagliano, New Orleans Saints *Patty Herrera, Oakland Raiders *Cheryl Williams, Philadelphia Eagles *Michelle Steptoe, St. Louis Rams *Susan Macy, San Diego Chargers *Antoinette Bertolani, San Francisco 49ers *Angela Adto, Seattle Seahawks *Kristin Turner, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Number of selections per team

References

External links

2000 Pro Bowl recap
on ProBowlOnline.com {{NFL on ABC Pro Bowl

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