By Rich Jones All week in Las Vegas, the Super Bowl has been inescapable. Every billboard, every bridge across the bright lights of The Strip, every column beneath the ground in the endless trove of casinos. As the week has worn on and the festivities have continued, its presence has only grown. The energy has bubbled up nicely, and Sunday’s big game will see it reach boiling point. Much is made of the idea the Super Bowl no longer being the game for the ordinary fan. Tickets have been selling for over $8,000 on resale, hotel prices have sky-rocketed, and for most fans, attending is simply out…