Traffic to my site nearly doubled today with people looking for Super Bowl results. Unfortunately my earlier posts were written with the assumption that anyone bothering to read would already know how things turned out.
To make amends here is what happened last night:
The New York Giants beat the New England (near Boston) Patriots, 17 to 14 in a game that will be remembered for many, many, years to come.
This game was historic for several reasons. First, the Patriots made it to the SuperBowl undefeated (this season – not ever:)). They would have set a world record if they had won the game, and everyone including the Patriots were pretty confident they would win. But, as is often the case, over-confidence leads to disappointment. The first three quarters were quite boring. The score sat at 7-3 Patriots forevvveeeeerrrrrr. Then all of the sudden the Giants decided to start playing. I do not know if they had just been saving their energy for the end or what but they took off. The Patriots came back with another touch-down but just could not handle the shock.
My friend (a Patriot fan) described the game as the worst game ever. I am sure he is a bit biased, but I have to admit, there was something strange about that game. It almost seemed staged like WWF or something. Not that I have ever watched wrestling but I have heard that it is all theater. Anyway, this game definitely has movie potential.
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Luke Gedeon
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The game that the Giants and Patriots played in their season finale at Giant Stadium was so much better with big time plays and scoring yet hard hitting defense as well. I had totally expected the SB to be similar and was very much disappointed in what was one of the more boring SB’s I’ve seen in a while.