Solomon,
The win was definately unexpected and New England was lucky to get away with a few turnovers. I could not believe how they could get to a field goal range to kick in less than 7 seconds. That was magnificent. I respect them now but I wish they had gone into overtime and we would havegotten a more exciting ending.
Next year Green bay packers have a good chance to win the superbowl.
I am about to visit the Cameroon vs Egypt game then Senegal vs Congo later.
It is on now
Habib
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>Hey Y'all,
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>I was also one of a few that gave the PATs the winning edge! What a wild
>game it was!
>
>Yus, great analysis. What a superb preparation by the coaching staff and the
>execution of the
>game plan by the players! It reminds me of my great college Coach Leib who
>said to us that
>great defences always wins games. The RAMs were smarked in the face at the
>begining of the
>game and throughtout that they never full recovered!
>
>My take the RAMs had all ready won the game before the kick-off. With all
>the hoopla on
>the papers, the TV and Radio sports shows here and Nationally, it sounded
>like the RAMs
>were going to trample all over the PATs. On paper comparison, the RAMs won
>it outright!
>But the game is played on paper, as I have been ehcoing all along last week.
>
>They are all chocking this morning! I am enjoying the twist they are now
>using to make themselves
>look better and trying not to get hit back hard , by the PATs fans. Good
>grief!
>
>I am sure the lost on the gambling side was tremendous!
>
>Conrats PATs!
>
>Peace
>King Solomon
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