SANTA CLARA — The price alone made sure that anybody fortunate enough to make it inside Levi’s Stadium on Sunday would make a lifetime memory. For some, it was the journey here from far and wide that made Super Bowl 60 special. For others, like Ray and Amanda Conley, it was the company. The Conleys don’t live nearby. They traveled from Oregon. They didn’t have any particular rooting interest. Both wore black Bengals jerseys from their seats in the stadium’s very top row. “It’s just so special,” Ray Conley, 62, said, choking up and hugging his adult daughter. Amanda, 38, surprised her dad with a $12,000 Christmas present: Two tickets to Super Bowl 60. It didn’t matter that the game featured...
