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The attention to detail and architecture of this arena is unparalleled. It blows Maryland's Comcast Center out of the water.

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1 hour ago

BJ Armstrong had a decent first half of the 1993-94 season (15.8 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 4.0 apg) and a strong first month of the season (18.9 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 4.1 apg, FG 50.%, FT % 91.9 ) so fans selecting him as a start wasn't totally outrageous, but Reggie Miller was more deserving of the selection as he had better first half stats (21.3 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 3.2 apg, FG % 50.1, FT % 92.5) and also a stronger first first month of than season (21.9, 2.7 rpg, 3.3 apg, 50.7 %, 89.1 %), and a case could have also been made for John Starks (first half: 19.2ppg, 3.2 rpg, 6.3 apg, FG% 41.2, FT %, Nov: 20.4 ppg, 2.0 rpg, 4.9 apg, FG 43.4, FT % 90.4 , who was the best defensive player of the three.

Perhaps the fans missed Michael Jordan so much (who announced his first retirement shortly before the start of the season), they voted BJ Armstrong him into the starting lineup as a way to remind themselves of Michael? Regardless not a good choice by the fans.

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13 hours ago

Tom Brady came out of the greatest and winning est college football team of all time THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN and has went on to be the greatest QB in the history of the NFL

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22 hours ago

So much for the best quarterback in the history of the NFL. As a Pats fan and occasionally rabid bettor, the outcome was second in utopian bliss only to my divorce.

Five keys to the game:

Garrett Hartley

Sean Payton

Tracy Porter

Jim Caldwell

Drew Brees

First Hartley. Forty-six, forty-seven, forty-four yard FGs from a guy whose longest lick was thirty-eight this year. Kept them in the game, when it could have gotten away from the Saints. This being the SB and all, and considering he's a second year man, that's nothing short of superb.

Payton. Went balls to the wall and came up big time. Who the fuck tries an onside kick at the beginning of the third quarter only down by 4 points? And his decision to go for the conversion was no less a gutsy move. Kudos to him and his staff for a well thought out game plan.

Porter. Nice, very nice pick 6! Read the play, stepped in front of Wayne, and jumped the route. Off to the races and effectively ended the game. Having been a CB, there's nothing more satisfying than knowing the ball is yours.

Caldwell. He'll be picked apart for the decision to try a fifty-one yarder by a Stover, who hadn't kick one all season. Not as questionable as Belichick's fourth and two decision deep in his own territory, but then, that wasn't a SB game either.

Drew Brees. MVP, and deservedly so. Thirty-two for thirty-nine, two TDs, zero INTs and a 114 passer rating. Even under pressure, the guy was on target. Not too suprising since he led the league in PR with a 106.9 regular season, and stepped it up a notch in the postseason with a 116. Heady numbers indeed.

Add Colston, Henderson, Shockey and to a limited degree Bush to the mix. Good defense from the secondary, linebackers and a decent pass rush from the line. Limiting the Colts to 17 points, given a season defensive ranking of 23rd, was outstanding, though their turnover ration was a +7, third best in the league.

All in all, one hell of a game. Congrats to the Saints. Next up, the draft.

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23 hours ago

Onside kick to start the second half against the Colts? If that had not gone the way it had, we may be looking at a very different outcome. That happens and the Colts get the ball at the Saints 45 and they score a touchdown and are up 17-7. The Colts guy had the ball hit his helmet - he should have come up with that. But instead Sean Payton is now a heralded football genius for that play. I was disappointed for Peyton Manning but the New Orleans win is a great story for so many ways, and helps to cement this as a quality Super Bowl.

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