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I don’t know why, but this is funny to me… go figure!

My mom got some short videos of Camryn at the family Superbowl party, I want to start off by saying we did NOT teach her how to double dip!!  Enjoy!

Enjoying Some Snacks

Double Dip?

This is what happens when you have a class act quarterback that loves your city playing for your team. Thanks again Drew!  For those that don’t know, Lucy’s is a bar in New Orleans located a short walk from the end of the parade that ran yesterday for the team.

These are just a few of my trip… I’m working on getting the rest of my video uploaded. If you didn’t know I have one on NOLA of Mike Bell and Reggie Bush jumping into the stands after the win, you can see it by clicking here.

For those that might not know already, my job of performing technical support has it’s benefits and I will be in Miami for Superbowl XLIV working for my employer.  I figured if there are no ‘ramifications’ from an employment aspect I’ll be doing a video blog whenever possible.  It will be my first endeavor into this video blogging and I’ll more than likely use YouTube or Flickr for hosting my vids and I’ll try to embed them here so as to make you only have to visit this site.

Stay tuned to E.Net to see how the Who Dat Nation invades Miami!  Geaux Saints!!

(still trying to get Get Crunk’ out of my head)

It was announced today that New Orleans will host the 2013 NFL Superbowl.  

This is a great accomplishment for New Orleans, and the significance of bringing the Super Bowl to our city and region can’t be overstated,” said Mr. Benson. “From every perspective, this shows that our city is on the rise, viable and thriving, and I have great faith in what we can accomplish and the impact it will have, starting today. This is my hometown, and maybe we don’t need to talk about New Orleans being on the way back anymore. New Orleans is back, and today is proof.”

What can I say that has not been said on dozens of sports websites & blogs everywhere?  I am a day late with this story because I was busy recuperating from my long weekend of wedding bachelor football watching (I have to think up a shorter term for that…). 

I thought it was a very entertaining game for a change.  It seems like the commercials took a definite back seat to the game, as each commercial break seemed too long to me as I waited to see if Kurt could bring the Cardinals back from a hefty deficit.  By the end of the game, the lucky arm of Big Ben was too much for the Cardinal defense though.  The catch by Santonio Holmes had to be one of the most impressive that I’ve seen in a Superbowl in a long long time.  I personally was hoping that he had stepped out, but the video was just too evident that he remained in bounds. 

I sure hope that Superbowl XLIV will be even better, and who knows, maybe it’s the Saints year!  (chuckle)

Hats off to the entire Pittsburgh Steelers organization on their accomplishment this year, and the 5 previous championships.

Apparently the Patriots are not so undefeatable, as millions of americans tuned in on ‘Super Sunday’.  I personally found that this was one of the best superbowls that I have watched in a very long time, and a more unbelievable part to be so low scoring.  If someone would have told me that this superbowl would only have 31 combined points, I would’ve thought it was New England with 24 of them.  Apparently I’m not the only one with poor knowledge on this subject, since Vegas bookies lost near $2.6 million on the game.  One of the keys to the Giant’s success was the pressure they placed on Tom Brady.  They had Tom hearing their footsteps the entire game, which had a chain effect of poor reciever performance.  Except Wes Welker who had a superbowl record 11 receptions.  Eli and the offense also played superb against a great Patriot defense.  The touchdown between Eli & David Tyree was amazing.  Congrats to Eli & the Giants, and coach Tom Coughlin.  But it seems that even losing the superbowl keeps the attention on you.

The commercials were not that bad either…