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Superbowl 2004 Predictions?

By Joe Katzman on February 1, 2004 5:44 PM | 4 Comments
Use the Comments section to lay yours down. Who will win? What score do you anticipate? You can find some convenient matchup analysis here, and a collection of other views here. All predictions will be time-stamped and unlike blog posts, those times cannot be changed. Note that the blog is on GMT (a.k.a. London, England's time zone, the international base time), so anything before 11:00pm February 1 was posted before the game began.

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#1 from Theodopoulos Pherecydes | February 1, 2004 7:05 PM | Reply

The QB who gets the least pay usually leads the winning side. Delhomme and the:

Panthers 23 Patriots 10

in a walk.

New England will have the better game plane i.e. more sophisticated.
Carolina is plan meaner and tougher.
Sorry, but Brady and the hoodie-wearing genius lose.
Carolina 14
Patriots 10

#3 from Independant George | February 2, 2004 3:15 PM | Reply

I'm going out on a limb here - I predict a close game, with the Pats winning 32-29 on a 4th quarter field goal. I just have a feeling.

Looks like the post are for last years super bowl so who do you think will win for this years super bowl game?
I know no matter what i will be buying super bowl tickets.
So lets see some prediction here for this years NFL Super Bowl.

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