Wow
Despite the low scoring, that was a GREAT Super Bowl.
And as it turns out, those old annoying Dolphins effers get to pop the champagne after all.
That must suck to go perfect till the last game.
Ah well, nice to see an NFC East team win the thing if the 'Boyz couldn't pull it off.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 02/03/08 21:09 | Sports | Technorati
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The Declaration of Independence.
Magnificent.
I had goosebumps.
Posted by Mr. Hutchison @ 09:02 on 02/04/08
Forgive me for my utter inability to resist... but how is it that a system wherein a 10-6 team is crowned the "champions" despite not winning their division and having a regular season record that is barely in the top quartile is considered so superior to one where the regular season actually matters?
:)
All that aside, I was in New Mexico visiting Camille and so didn't catch the game. A shame, cause it sounded like a great one.
Posted by R. Alex @ 22:57 on 02/04/08
Ha ha ha, very nice point Alex!
Posted by Kevin @ 23:27 on 02/04/08
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