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The New York Giants haven’t even had their parade yet and the Sports Books are releasing their odds for Super Bowl XLIII next February in Tampa FL at Raymond James Stadium:
New England Patriots 5:2
Indianapolis Colts 6:1
Dallas Cowboys 6:1
Green Bay Packers 7:1
San Diego Chargers 10:1
Jacksonville Jaguars 10:1
New York Giants 12:1
Seattle Seahawks 18:1
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Super Tuesday Extras: Spectrum Game?
Published 2/5/2008 by Enrico at The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae
... Lupul is out at least another week. [Inqy]
A nice little video showing that the dunk contest can still be fun. [TrueHoop]
As I mentioned in a post late last week, most of the best content coming out of Super Bowl week was produced by blogs. [Deadspin] Arlen Specter is Comcastic.
Need a 2008 calendar? One of our fave local sites, PhillySkyline, has a nice one.
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