The Super Bowl

Are any of you fans? I'm a huge Patriots fan and I predict a blowout. Pats over the Cats.

How many of us care about the Super Bowl? Any predictions? I'm told its against the laws of nature to be a fan of Bway and football. Any other "freaks of nature" out there?

I'm more a Saturday football fan but I don't expect a blowout this Sunday. Assuming both teams play to their own level it should be a tight, defensive game, low scoring all the way.

I'm leaning toward Carolina. I think they have a tougher defense (not necessarily a *better* defense, just a tougher one.)

I'll have to tape it (for commercials and halftime show) cuz I'll be at the Ars Nova watching Max.

i don't see a blowout, but the belichick is a mad genius who has had an extra week to prepare for a vanilla offense and a mad dog defense. pats by 4.

but yeah, this is really an ot thang. no pun intended.

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Updated On: 1/29/04 at 03:30 PM

isn't the lingerie bowl pay per view?

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We are all aware of the off-topic board. Rather than point out the presence of the off-topic board, why not discuss the topic as needed and wait for the mods to move the topic when they notice it's in the wrong place? It's not like the original poster can move it there at their own behest.

It has Kristen Chenowith, Sutton Foster and Idina Menzel.

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I'm not a football fan, and won't be watching, but DoubleDown11, I wish you could remember the name of that show you did in high school. It sounds like a hoot, and if it were only vaguely good would be a great show for high schools to do. Especially if the football players would cooperate. Looking back, I think the team from my school would have been too uptight. Would love to ask them. A long time to the next "zero" year though, and we might all be dead by then.

Sunfish...
I figured it out...it was "Good News".

I found this write up on it:
"Good News!" premiered on Broadway in 1927, the same year as Show Boat, helping to mark the rebirth of the musical comedy which had fallen out of fashion thanks to the popularity of the musical revues that were the rage in the '20s. Written by the team of B.G. DeSylva, Lew Brown, Ray Henderson, and Frank Mandel, the show immediately became one of the musical theatre successes of that decade, in large part because of its hit songs including "Button Up Your Overcoat," "The Varsity Drag," "The Best Things in Life Are Free," "Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries" and "You're the Cream in My Coffee."

The great thing is that the football players loved doing it. They had a great time and of course it brought in the whole school and filled all the seats. These guys were champions that year but they still participated in the show. It was great.

I don't follow women's field hockey so I'm not at interetsed...isn't that what the superbowl is?

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I already made a wager with my brother. Carolina by 3. I'm thinking 20-17.

I don't care about football but I do watch the half time show...anyone know who's performing this year??

Who are you people?