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Years of planning will pay off today as Indianapolis hosts Super Bowl 2012, an event that has brought the city together like no other. And we have much to be proud of: the community leadership and our volunteer spirit and hospitality.

After the shiny Lombardi Trophy has been awarded, the zip line has been taken down and the celebrities have left town, Indianapolis will return to what we know and love it as home. A little spiffier, no doubt, and maybe a little more confident.

While the big game has given us a chance to see our city in the spotlight, what we love most about it might not have shown up on camera. So here is what makes Indianapolis special to us.

There are scores of people talking about not wanting to watch this year's Super Bowl, for one reason or another. On one hand, most of the people I hear from are bitter fans of the San Francisco 49ers who just want nothing to do with football until they can see the red and gold in action again. On the other hand, the rematch between the New England Patriots and New York Giants simply isn't compelling.

The coaches, Bill Belichick and Tom Coughlin, again will have an Xs-and-Os duel. The quarterbacks, Tom Brady and Eli Manning, once more will battle for passing supremacy. It will be a highly anticipated Super Bowl rematch when the New England Patriots and New York Giants square off here Sunday evening at Lucas Oil Stadium.