Jan 31, 2013; New Orleans, LA, USA; Recording artist Beyonce speaks during a press conference for the Super Bowl XLVII halftime show at the New Orleans Convention Center. Super Bowl XLVII will be played between the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens on February 3, 2013 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.Mandatory Credit: Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports

Singing a very unique version of the national anthem will be Alicia Keys. And six-time Grammy-Award winner Beyonce Knowles will perform during the Pepsi Super Bowl Half-time Show.

CBS analyst Jim Nantz will call the game along with former Super Bowl MVP and New York Giant Phil Simms. As sideline reporters will be former NFL players Steve Tasker and Solomon Wilcots.

The game matches up the Baltimore Ravens against the San Francisco 49ers for the NFL championship. The winner will be awarded the Lombardi Trophy. The game is being nicknamed the “Harbaugh Bowl” or “HarBowl” because, for the first time in Super Bowl history, the head coaches on the opposing teams are brothers. John Harbaugh is the head coach for the Ravens. His younger brother, Jim Harbaugh, is the head coach for the 49ers.

Raven’s linebacker Ray Lewis will be playing the final game of his 17 year career in this Super Bowl. The controversial player has become an ambassador for the league after an incident in 2000 resulted in him being indicted on murder and aggravated-assault charges. Lewis eventually pled guilty to an obstruction of justice charge in exchange for testimony against two other defendants. Much will be made of Lewis’ career highlights which include 13 Pro Bowl selections, two NFL Defensive Player of the Year Awards and the Super Bowl MVP award in 2000.

Airing directly after the game on CBS will be a special episode of Elementary.

Jan 12, 2013; San Francisco, CA, USA; San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick (7) scrambles during the first quarter of the NFC divisional round playoff game against the Green Bay Packers at Candlestick Park. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

Steven Mullenax, Editor & Head Writer: I believe the 49ers have a better overall team then the Ravens. Their explosive offense under 2nd year quarterback phenom Colin Kaepernick is capable of a bigger offensive explosion than the Raven’s offense under quarterback Joe Flacco. And the San Fran defense is younger and faster then the ageing and injured Baltimore defense. Still, the Ravens have one thing going for them…emotion. Their emotional leader, linebacker Ray Lewis, is retiring after this game. His final push has gotten the Ravens this far, but I don’t believe it will be enough. Kaepernick is the key. San Francisco  42 – Baltimore 35.

Todd Toombs, Senior Writer: This has the potential to be a very entertaining game.  On paper, you have to favor the 49ers.  But, the whole aura of “Ray Lewis’ last game” has already generated some surprising results.  I never expected the Ravens to beat the Patriots in Foxboro so convincingly.  In the spirit of “Go Big or Go Home!”, I think this turns into the first overtime game in Super Bowl history.  Justin Tucker pulls out the win for the Ravens in overtime.  Ray Lewis, of course, is named MVP.  Ravens 27, 49ers 24.

Reid Hanson, Staff Writer: The 49ers are the complete football team the Cowboys strive to one day become. Take some time to marvel at the dominance of the 49ers offensive and defensive lines as you watch the game and you can see how every other position is just icing on the cake. The Ravens will be unable to stop the run and will need to rely too much on Flacco to even the score. If Torrey Smith doesn’t have a big day the Ravens will have no chance. Hopefully the commercials will be good because this game may be lopsided. 49ers 28, Ravens 13

Michael Vu, Staff Writer: I wish I was submitting a Cowboy prediction. Anyways. The Harbaugh fight will be good. I see a defensive game; similar to the last time Harbaugh fight. 20-17, San Francisco.

Mike Burke, Staff Writer: I like underdogs. I like good stories. Ray Lewis going out with a bang instead of a slash is a good story. Deer antler spray or not, best Middle Linebacker in NFL History leads his team one more time. Ravens 21, 49ers 17.

Tammy Garrett, Staff Writer: My extreme dislike for the San Francisco 49ers means I would probably spontaneously combust if I picked them to win the Super Bowl. However, that’s not the only reason I’m going with the Baltimore Ravens to take the Lombardi Trophy in a mild upset. Ray Lewis retirement rallying aside, the Ravens have a solid team from top to bottom and I like them to take the Niners and their egotistical wide receiver Randy Moss down a few pegs. Baltimore 28, San Francisco 20.

Michael Huff, Staff Writer: Ravens gut it out in the deer antler spray bowl with their defense leading the way. Ravens 31, Niners 27.

Jeff Magnia, Staff Writer:  It is going to be a game for the ages as San Francisco tries to get that coveted 6th ring while Ray Lewis attempts to end his career on a high note. This is going to be a tough one to pick but I think that Colin Kaepernick will be overwhelmed and not be able to recover from a first quarter full of nerves. I am not a Ray Lewis fan but I am a fan of Joe Flacco and Ray Rice. As much it pains me to predict, Baltimore will win this game and let Lewis leave on a positive, hopefully not having to see that dance he does ever again after Sunday. Ravens 31, 49ers 24.

Tyrone Starr, Staff Writer: This is a great Super Bowl matchup featuring two very equal teams.  The week leading up to the game has created several distractions, mostly in regards to the 49ers which I feel will have some sort of impact on the game.  When two teams are as evenly matched as the Ravens and the Niners, any little intangible can make a big difference.  Couple that with the emotional ride that the Ravens are on and I see a Ravens 24-17 victory in Super Bowl .

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Jan 19, 2013; New Orleans, LA, USA; A general view outside of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome as preparations are made for Super Bowl XLVII between the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers. Mandatory Credit: Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports

Kickoff is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. CST/6:30 p.m. EST on the CBS network. You can watch the entire Super Bowl for free over the Internet at CBSSports.com.

Tune in earlier to watch R&B singer/songwriter Alicia Keys perform what is being called a very unique version of the national anthem.

The Pepsi Super Bowl Half-time Show will feature six-time Grammy-Award winner Beyonce Knowles. The league is apparently shelling out around $600,000 to put on the half-time performance. Chump change when compared to the $50 million deal Beyonce just inked with it’s promoter, Pepsi.

CBS analyst Jim Nantz will call the game along with former Super Bowl MVP Phil Simms. Reporting from the sidelines will be former NFL players Steve Tasker and Solomon Wilcots.

The game will match up the Baltimore Ravens against the San Francisco 49ers for the NFL championship. The game is being nicknamed the “Harbaugh Bowl” because, for the first time in Super Bowl history, the head coaches on both teams are actually brothers. John Harbaugh is the head coach for the Ravens while his younger brother, Jim Harbaugh, is the head coach for the 49ers.

Airing directly after the game on CBS will be a special episode of Elementary