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The Harbowl

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I like the matchup. Looking forward to it. Glad to see the Pats go down.

 

Same here

Yay another two weeks to hear about Ray Lewis' retirement...

 

And man, he is milking EVERY second out of it.

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The worst part is that one of them has to win, and the best part is one has to lose.

I know a lot of people don't care for these two brothers, but I definitely do and would have liked to play for one of them.

I know a lot of people don't care for these two brothers, but I definitely do and would have liked to play for one of them.

 

Agreed. Not a big fan of either team but that's true of just about every SB. These two have quickly risen to the top of their professions, although I wouldn't want to go out for a beer with either.

Agreed. Not a big fan of either team but that's true of just about every SB. These two have quickly risen to the top of their professions, although I wouldn't want to go out for a beer with either.

 

Or their brother in law.

This game makes me believe that sports are fixed. Two brothers playing each other, and arguably the greatest LB ever will play his last game with it being the SB. Two good storylines to overhype and overplay for the next two weeks. Good for tv, good for the almighty $$$.

This game makes me believe that sports are fixed. Two brothers playing each other, and arguably the greatest LB ever will play his last game with it being the SB. Two good storylines to overhype and overplay for the next two weeks. Good for tv, good for the almighty $$$.

 

How many times are the parents going to be featured? Only question is going to be, is mom going to be in a Ravens' jersey and Dad in a 49'ers...or vice versa? Or are they going to cut two jerseys in half, and sew opposite halves together?

 

I'm figuring the over/under for how many times they're shown during the game broadcast starts at least at 10.

 

Between this and the Ray Lewis retirement story...I honestly will not be watching any pregame coverage (either the day or, or the weeks leading up to it).

I know a lot of people don't care for these two brothers, but I definitely do and would have liked to play for one of them.

 

You beat me to it. I was about to ask why everyone doesn't care for them? I mean other than who they coach for.

I am thinking on just how sickening that ESPN will be for the next two weeks going on about the "brother vs. brother" bowl, :rolleyes:. By the time they get to the game, having covered anything from what baby food each ate, which one their parents loved the most to their little league days, on to jr. high and High school and college. By the time the game starts.....:puke:, I hope they both lose.

2006 Covington Catholic grad Brett Sutton played for Jim Harbaugh at U San Diego. Hard to believe that coach is already in the Super Bowl.

...my money is that will be the promotion for the game. I don't like either one of them. Least excited I've ever been to watch one. Harbowl, write it down.

ESPN breathlessly had on its bottom-of-the-screen crawl last night that Jack and Mrs. Harbough have not yet decided where they are going to watch the game. Give me a freaking break, ESPN!

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