The Saints Rode the Colts
February 12, 2010 by Rich Webb · Leave a Comment

Super Bowl XLIV is finished; all that is left is the mopping up operation and hangovers. You are most probably doing some of it right now. You can either celebrate with the New York Giants on the Wild Card against the undefeated, until Sunday, New England Patriots or you will be cursing out Bill Belichick and Tom Brady for dropping a perfect season and probably beginning a new curse in New England sports.
A composed and classy Drew Brees projected a look of a Champion on Super Bowl Monday after an upset win by the New Orleans Saints against Indianapolis Colts.
Sean Payton, with out using his visor sported a happy and dazed look. He sported a necklace of single strand made of gold beads, and wore a crumpled shirt with blue jeans. He had a cup of coffee in his hand going into the news conference for only a short time holding the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
He said that the trophy was in his bed last night that prompted media laughter. Payton said he rolled over the trophy several times and said there is nothing compared to it.
Payton said, sometime almost midnight after the Saints’ won 31-17, family members of the Lombardi and Joe Lombardi the quarterback coach of the Saints and his father, Vince Jr. posed with the trophy that is named after the Hall of Fame coaching legend.
This is the second Super Bowl victory of Payton, his first is being the head coach. He worked as offensive coordinator in the New York Giants NFC champions last 2000, but they lost 34-7 to the Baltimore Ravens during Super Bowl XXXV.
Payton said that to be part of a team by being a coach and with Drew Brees as part of the players, he is much honored. He does not take opportunities lightly every time. He felt so fortunate, blessed and also humbled by the situation.
Talking about franchise, the New England Patriots has won back-to-back Super Bowls since the start of the new millennium.
Since starting Feb. 28, 1983, the last episode of CBS’ M*A*S*H, that averaged around 106 million viewers as most-watched show in U.S. TV’s. Last Sunday’s, Super Bowl XLIV New Orleans Saints’ victory on CBS set a new record of 106.5 million.
Everything is green and go for this season’s NFL ratings, even the Washington, D.C., blizzard where the Super Bowl pulled a high rating of 56% than in Indianapolis of only 54.2%.
Other factors that affected this seasons rating included the return of Brett Favre, as Minnesota Vikings ratings leaped and the Indianapolis Colts and Saints being undefeated until later part of the season and the NFL’s top-drawing team, Dallas Cowboys won their first playoff victory in 13 seasons.
Super Bowl 44 Players Get Pro Bowl Money and Rotary Club Party
February 3, 2010 by Rich Webb · Leave a Comment
A full share of payment will be given to the players of the Super Bowl 44 teams who did not play the Pro Bowl. Roger Goodell the commissioner has informed the 12 playoff teams that their all star players who will not be playing because of their preparation for the up coming Super Bowl will not forfeit their earnings from the Pro Bowl. There are fifty-seven Pro Bowl players who will be participating in the playoffs, including nine players from Minnesota, who has the most players of any team. The Pro Bowl will be played before the Super Bowl for the first time. Both games will be played at Dolphin Stadium in Miami, the Pro Bowl will be on 31 January and the Super Bowl on 7 February.
The Rotary club will be sponsoring a pre-Super Bowl bash. After starting in a new year, opinion for some turn from determination toward a more recreational pastime, this came from the Super Bowl. The Southgate Rotary Club will start the party early with its yearly pre-Super Bowl bash. The event promises a night filled with sports fun, lots of activities, food and fellowship with a little team taunting tossed in for a good degree.
The Downriver Family YMCA and the Rotary are hosting the party that will start at 7 p.m. on 30 January at Holiday Inn, 17201 North Line. This will be for to benefit the YMCA’s Strong Kids Campaign and the charities of the Southgate Rotary that will provide recreational and educational opportunities for youths. Sports attire is suggested even if the team you are supporting is not playing or even in season. There will also be an auction and bids on sport’s memorabilia.
The Rotary 6400 Fantasy Football League will also celebrate this year’s league winners and the losers. There will be trophies and prizes given to the victors and the looser. The price of the Tickets cost $40 each and $75 per couple. Sponsorship tickets are available from $100 to $1,000.
The 44th annual 2010 Super Bowl and the Super Bowl XLIV was awarded by the NFL to Miami. The championship game will be staged on 7 February at the Dolphin Stadium. The half time show will feature the British rock band The Who that are scheduled to play. There were more than 151 million people in the United States who watched the show last year. This is another reason to watch the Super Bowl 44.
Poll: Who Will Win Superbowl 44 on February 7, 2010
January 6, 2010 by Rich Webb · Leave a Comment
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