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Sunday, January 15, 2012
Winners Head to Naptown
NFC Championship
New York Giants @ San Francisco 49ers (-2.5)
AFC Championship
Baltimore Ravens @ New England Patriots (-7.5)
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Rev
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I think I speak for all colts fans who are also indianapolis residents that there could be nothing worse than to watch the hated patriots win a title in our house. Ravens fans understandably hate the Colts, but the vitriol in that relationship is mostly one-sided, so it would pain me much less to see the Ravens come to town. Hopefully Ed Reed can go and be at full strength. If the Ravens can pound the ball and play opportunistic defense, they certainly have a chance to get past the Pats, who by now have to be considered the considerable favorite to win it all.
On the other side of the bracket, how can you bet against the G-men right now? They looked so dominant yesterday against the 15-1 world champs that I was more than a little surprised to see this line. They are as healthy as anyone and coming off two very impressive wins. Of course, the same could be said for San Fran. The 49ers have been a second favorite of mine since the Montana days, and I would love to see an all-Harbaugh SB. That said, I think it will be a rematch of SB XLII. Just too much momentum with the Pats/Giants right now. Hopefully the outcome will be the same as well and we will get to clean the Lucas Oil turf with tom wonder's tears.
Well said; it would be awful to see the Pats win a Super Bowl in Lucas Oil Stadium. You'd see a lot of animosity that week as well, with Patriots fans running around Naptown with their chests out and their heads held high. Ugh.
Yeah, the Giants look like a team of destiny to me ...
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I think I speak for all colts fans who are also indianapolis residents that there could be nothing worse than to watch the hated patriots win a title in our house. Ravens fans understandably hate the Colts, but the vitriol in that relationship is mostly one-sided, so it would pain me much less to see the Ravens come to town. Hopefully Ed Reed can go and be at full strength. If the Ravens can pound the ball and play opportunistic defense, they certainly have a chance to get past the Pats, who by now have to be considered the considerable favorite to win it all.
On the other side of the bracket, how can you bet against the G-men right now? They looked so dominant yesterday against the 15-1 world champs that I was more than a little surprised to see this line. They are as healthy as anyone and coming off two very impressive wins. Of course, the same could be said for San Fran. The 49ers have been a second favorite of mine since the Montana days, and I would love to see an all-Harbaugh SB. That said, I think it will be a rematch of SB XLII. Just too much momentum with the Pats/Giants right now. Hopefully the outcome will be the same as well and we will get to clean the Lucas Oil turf with tom wonder's tears.
Well said; it would be awful to see the Pats win a Super Bowl in Lucas Oil Stadium. You'd see a lot of animosity that week as well, with Patriots fans running around Naptown with their chests out and their heads held high. Ugh.
Yeah, the Giants look like a team of destiny to me ...
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