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Who's going to win?

Six Big Questions for the Big Game.... | 6 comments (4 topical, 2 editorial, 0 hidden)

Bears D (#2)
by mlbman92 on Sat Jan 27 2007 at 2:12 PM EST

Bears will win because a better defense is always better than a better offense. Also, Vinatieri kicking a game winner is just too good to be true.

Although, I will not be suprised if the Colts win the game, and I am cheering for them.

It will either be Colts kill the Bears or the Bears pull out a win in the final moments of the game.

Bears D (#3)
by mlbman92 on Sat Jan 27 2007 at 2:12 PM EST

Bears will win because a better defense is always better than a better offense. Also, Vinatieri kicking a game winner is just too good to be true.

Although, I will not be suprised if the Colts win the game, and I am cheering for them.

It will either be Colts kill the Bears or the Bears pull out a win in the final moments of the game.

I picked it for the section page (#5)
by JMBoraz on Sat Jan 27 2007 at 7:37 PM EST

I picked it for the section page, which is still +1, but let me explain why it's not on the front page:

#1- You rotate betwen I, Me, and We regularly. That's not necessarily a bad thing, it's just to say that it gets confusing.

#2- I think that your argument suits the Bears more than it suits the Colts and yet you favor the Colts.

Feel free to read my latest article and comment on it. Feel free to read my blog at www.sportingnews.com/blog/JMBoraz

: mlbman (#6)
by JDWC on Mon Jan 29 2007 at 1:01 PM EST

Not true. Defense does win championships, but in defense definitely does not ALWAYS beat offense. Vinatieri kicking a game-winning FG is too good to be true? History tells me that it wouldn't be too good to be true, it'd be surprising if it didn't come down to that.
J.D.
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Six Big Questions for the Big Game.... | 6 comments (4 topical, 2 editorial, 0 hidden)