Colts and Bears Make Super Bowl History

Colts and Bears Make Super Bowl History The Indianapolis Colts beat the Chicago Bears 29-17 to win Super Bowl XLI. But history was made long before the opening kickoff. In its 41-year history, the game had never seen an African-American head coach. This time, both teams' head coaches were black. Colts' coach Tony Dungy (right) is favored to win over Bears' coach Lovie Smith.

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