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    Bill Plaschke: Rams' glory days, and a city's Super Bowl dreams, are back

    by Bill Plaschke, Los Angeles Times Jan 13, 2019 4 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - After more of than two decades of midwinter silence, a city's football soul came alive again, cutting through the winter chill with a roar that shook the Coliseum down to its soggy ankles.

    The Rams are 60 minutes from a Super Bowl.

    In only their third season back, the city's prodigal football sons brought winning playoff football home again, delighting awed witnesses with a frenetic, fireworks-blasting feast.

    The Rams are one win from a Super Bowl.

    In the greatest, latest football game played around here in many seasons, the Rams spent more than three hours on a soggy field Saturday giving thousands of yellow flag-waving

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