bigcatcountry.com - 1/5/2008
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THE FINAL COUNDOWN!!!1!!11 It's Friday, less than 24 hours before game day. The Final Countdown. I can't put into words the excitement I'm feeling as we get closer and closer to the game. It's a good thing that the team has far more composure than I do, otherwise we'd be in trouble. So with that emotion aside, let's dive into some pre-game ...
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Wildcard Saturday- Open Thread
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... Be sure to check out both blogs during the game. The late game, starting at 8pm, will feature Jacksonville traveling to Pittsburgh. The Jags mauled Pittsburgh last time these two teams played a few weeks ago, and the Steelers are looking for Kill Bill-style payback. Chris at Big Cat Country feels that the key to the Jags' success is the health of Pittsburgh safety Troy Polamolu: ...
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