http://www.outquib.com/debates/view/superbowl Who do you think is going to win the Superbowl and why? en-us Thu, 31 Jan 2008 00:08:01 GMT http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss http://www.outquib.com/debates/posts/view/665
Go Giants.

Bill Belicheck walked off the field early. Sore loser.

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The rushing duo of Jacobs/Bradshaw might confuse the Pats' D, since both can run and catch the ball.

Plax has to have a big game against the smaller, weaker corners of the patriots, but watch out for Asante Samuels.

Don't believe that Tom Brady is 100%, like the post below says. That will be on his mind, and his team's mind. Oh yeah, and the ferocious front 7 for NY with Osi Umenyiora (16 total sacks; including 6 against philly).

Hey, the Giants beat Favre in the frozen tundra. Anything is possible. GIANTS.

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All of those, coupled with all the momentum (and magically a lack of mistakes on Eli's part) have me believing that the Giants can pull it off.

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