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January 20th, 2008

Giants go to Super Bowl
(From Getty Images via the NY Giants website)

SUPER BOWL XLII BABY! WOW!

The Giants played an incredible game tonight, and I think they have earned some respect from those who have been picking them to lose throughout the playoffs, which was pretty much everybody.

The tundra may have been frozen at Lambeau Field, but the Giants just thawed it out!

Next stop: Glendale, Arizona!

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  • 1. Tony Rossell  |  February 1st, 2008 at 5:11 pm

    From a fellow Giants fan — Go Giants!

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