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Giants Coughlin Claims His Team Will Take the Ball if They Win the Toss
Giants Coughlin Claims His Team Will Take the Ball if They Win the Toss
New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin confirmed that he would take the ball at the start of the Super Bowl against the New England Patriots if his team won the toss. Coughlin said he wants to keep the ball away from the Patriots as much as possible, as reported by SI.com
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