If you're reading this and you watched the Super Bowl on Sunday, I'm betting you probably checked Twitter during the game between one and a thousand times. How do I know? Because Twitter just released some data today about tweets during the game ? and they're huge. Specifically, there were a number of points during the game that set a new record for tweets per second (TPS ? yes, they call it "TPS") for a sporting event. The previous record of 3,283 TPS during last year's World Cup was first eclipsed during the Packers' first touchdown of the day. Then it kept getting passed on every subsequent score (except the Steeler's field goal), before finally exploding during the half-time show. 
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