February 3, 2013 After a week off to tend my wounds from all my friends who lost money because they actually read my playoff predictions I am back and ready to choose who will win Super Bowl 47. I have decided to let a celebrity guest make my Super Bowl pick for me
January 29, 2013 There is less than a week before Super Bowl XLVII and Madden, the video game not the person, has made it's prediction. But how accurate is it? Madden has correctly predicted seven of the last nine Super Bowls, only getting it wrong in 2008, when the Giants upset the Patriots and in 2011, when Pittsburgh lost to Green Bay
You know that Visa commercial, in which four older fellows talk about how they’ve never missed a Super Bowl?
Well, now only three of them have been to every Super Bowl. Illness prevented Bob Cook, a Packers fan, from attending his 45th straight Super Bowl, and seeing his favorite team play.
Cook had planned to go, but when it was time for the Brown Deer, Wis., man to go to the airport he realized he wouldn’t be healthy enough to make the trip.
The 79-year-old's family considered getting him a private jet equipped with a doctor or nurse, so he could keep his legendary streak alive. Ultimately, however, his daughters went in his place. Keep reading to see Bob's Super Bowl commercial.
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Ouida White and her boyfriend Aaron, who live in a homeless shelter in Green Bay, had no idea The Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau was running a contest in which the first person in Green Bay who approached their “mystery man” and asked him “Have you been to Dallas?” would get a free Super Bowl package.
But the pair caught on when folks started walking up to them and asking them this questions. On their fourth try, Ouida and Aaron found the mystery man, and the homeless couple became the big winners.
Keep reading to see a heartwarming video of the couple discussing their wonder at winning a Super Bowl trip when they have just 90 cents to their name.
January 24, 2011 I can't help it, I'm pissed. Of all the teams, it just had to be Green Bay versus Pittsburgh in the first ever Super Bowl in our back yard. What a slap in the face. I mean seriously, this was supposed to be the Cowboys year. The stage was set for a team to play The Sup
