Rams parade

The roughly one-mile Rams Super Bowl parade kicked off at 11 a.m. at the Shrine Auditorium on Jefferson Boulevard in Los Angeles.

“It’s just this wonderful feeling seeing this,” Johnson said. Viveros said he has been a Rams fan since the 1960s. “Especially amid the pandemic, it helps brings the atmosphere up.” Others played hooky to honor the team. “It’s wonderful.” “Finally my Rams win the Super Bowl,” said superfan Jesse Castellanos, 32. … This is one of the best days of my life. And a great big silver trophy. I just want to show people how much I love this team.” “I wanted my family to experience this, to be a part of the parade and the city,” he said. There were bullhorns. There were cheers.

At the Rams' Super Bowl parade, Sean McVay wanted Aaron Donald and other star players to join him in the push to "run it back."

General manager Les Snead, who last year added to his reputation for trading premium draft picks in exchange for star veterans when he acquired quarterback Matthew Stafford and Miller, embraced a popular meme of himself. “All I know, let’s get back to work and run it back.’’ We can run it back.’’

The victory is the third professional championship for the city of L.A. since 2020; however, parades for both the L.A. Dodgers and L.A. Lakers did not take ...

“I know the players went to practice at UCLA, but USC is excited because they brought the parade and celebration here.” “It was kind of a burden with classes, but we all came and skipped our classes. “It definitely boosted my spirits on campus, and I think the whole campus environment,” Heughan said. Some students said they felt the celebration merited a day off from their classes. Lindsey Huguet, a sophomore majoring in communications, attended part of the parade without missing her classes. Some professors, however, embraced the parade and took classes online.

The Rams parade was certainly exciting for LA, but not as much for some USC students who had trouble getting on campus. The parade passed by UPC and the ...

Although they might prefer cardinal and gold, today they allowed blue and gold to cover the streets blocking campus. We earned it all the way to the last second. It’s really cool to see L.A. pride as a visitor. I have to walk all the way up around to Jefferson to get in. Thousands of people gathered to celebrate the first victory parade for an L.A. sports team since start of the pandemic. L.A. cheered in front of USC, but some students were upset by the restrictions to get on campus. And then having them come now to USC is kind of sick. But this was the year and I’m glad we did it up until the last second of the fourth quarter. MORE: Lakers tried to do it, we got the Dodgers, but the Rams... they had a shot last year. The Rams parade was certainly exciting for LA, but not as much for some USC students who had trouble getting on campus. I mean, I just came outside my dorm and I’m right here. PICKLE: I love this whole idea.