chicagotribune.com - 1/23/2008
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There are thousands of proud Michigan alumni in the Chicago area and around the world who are ecstatic about former Wolverine Tom Brady leading the undefeated and Super Bowl-bound New England Patriots.
And Michigan alums who happen to favor the New York Giants point proudly to veteran wide receiver Amani Toomer as their school's representative headed to Glendale, Ariz., for the big game on ...
History doesn't favor Giants in Super Bowl
latimes.com 1/23/2008 — Not that they don't have a chance, but judging by what happened to them seven years ago, an awful lot would have to go right for them to beat Patriots.
We don't need your help Dr. Z
gmenhq.com 1/23/2008 — Dr. Z (Paul Zimmerman) of SI.com is the first person to pick the G-Men over the Pats in the Super Bowl, and he won’t be the last. But to all the media members out there who want to join or create their own Giants bandwagon: please don’t. The Giants have been media starved the past three weeks when it [...]
Next stop: Glendale
gmenhq.com 1/23/2008 — The Giants always make it close, no matter what. And if you watch the Giants on a regular basis, you would know their win over Green Bay was not uncommon. They walked into Wisconsin as a huge underdog and came out victorious for the third straight week. Now they must face the best team in the [...]
Patriots, Giants to draw big crowds
azcentral.com 1/23/2008 — Local organizers are expecting 125,000 visitors to set foot in the Valley just to take part in Super Bowl festivities, from the family-friendly NFL Experience theme park next to the stadium to dozens of VIP parties in Scottsdale.
Sunday's AFC and NFC championship games sealed the deal for some fans. On Monday, the Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee sold more than a dozen $7,500 Super Bowl ...
Peers take a look —
Boston.com -- Football news 1/23/2008
When dissecting the matchup in Super Bowl XLII between the Patriots and Giants, former NFL coach Dan Reeves believes it starts with the recent-rematch dynamic. This marks only the second time in NFL history that two teams that met in the final week of ...
Brady's injury minor —
Boston.com -- Football news 1/23/2008
The sight of star quarterback Tom Brady wearing a protective boot over his right foot Monday had New York tabloids buzzing and Patriots followers fearing the worst, but the injury is not serious.
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