Fire and Ice
Some say the world began in fire. Some say in ice. For pro football, ice works. I'm normally not a football fan — I used to like college games until they, too, got too bulked up and professional-like — but I knew that this year's Super Bowl would be a classic. And it didn't disappoint. I was rooting for New York but even so I think the action was exciting for everybody. And Eli Manning: what can you say? The guy's got heart, brains, and icewater in his veins.
Posted by George Kenney on February 4, 2008 4:15 PM 
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I feel the same about sports and especially football (although I follow the Delaware Blue Hens since my kids went there), but I also thought this would be a good game and that the Giants could win. I'm less inclined to praise Eli, but rather the whole defensive team, especially the pass rushers. Yesterday, over a million people went to the parade for the team in New York City. Too bad that many people won't go to an anti war rally. Although when about half that many did on February 15, 2003, it certainly didn't get the wall to wall TV coverage that the parade got on New York stations.
Posted by: John D. Bartram | February 6, 2008 12:49 PM