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Joe wrote:I wouldn't be surprised if Belichick walks

I think he's coached his last game in NE.

Who starts at QB next season for the Eagles?

Softball Bat wrote:Who starts at QB next season for the Eagles?

Wentz

smackaholic wrote:The fan base is still mostly dudes, across the political and economic spectrums, but I would say it favors blue collar, lower income, and the center of it is likely center-right.

Lower income? Maybe in GB, not many other places. The NFL has been transitioning away from typical fans to corporate money for a long time. I certainly don't know any lower income people who pay for personal seat licenses on top of season tickets. I would say the core groups now are corporations, upper middle class, and younger generation FF or daily league gamblers.

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Nick Foles, University of Arizona - MVP
Zach Ertz, Stanford - seven catches, including the winning TD
Nelson Agholor, USC, - nine catches for 84 yards

Patrick Chung, University of Oregon - 10 tackles in a losing cause

Pretty good day for the Pac 12

Corey Clement, University of Wisconsin - 4 catches for 100 yards and a TD, ran 3 times, returned a kickoff
Beau Allen, University of Wisconsin - a tackle and an assist

James White, University of Wisconsin - leading rusher for the losers and should have been the MVP last year


That's just Wisky. Would take forever to docuument all B1G contributions.

Were there any Allbarn players in the big game?

Goober McTuber wrote: Beau Allen, University of Wisconsin - a tackle and an assist

That's pretty impressive. I only included the standout Pac 12 players in my list.

Jordan Richards, also from Stanford, had 5 tackles (3 solo) for NE.
LeGarrette Blount, Oregon, 14 carries for 90 yards
Nick Foles, Arizona, 1 reception, 1 TD

I'm not going through the rest of the players to identify the conference of every one who made a play.

Mikey wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote: Beau Allen, University of Wisconsin - a tackle and an assist

That's pretty impressive. I only included the standout Pac 12 players in my list.

I'm sure it was a game-saving tackle.

Goober McTuber wrote:

Mikey wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote: Beau Allen, University of Wisconsin - a tackle and an assist

That's pretty impressive. I only included the standout Pac 12 players in my list.

I'm sure it was a game-saving tackle.

Aren't they all?

Mikey wrote:
Aren't they all?

Depends on the final score.

Joe in PB wrote:Lower income? Maybe in GB, not many other places. The NFL has been transitioning away from typical fans to corporate money for a long time. I certainly don't know any lower income people who pay for personal seat licenses on top of season tickets. I would say the core groups now are corporations, upper middle class, and younger generation FF or daily league gamblers.

Yup, it's totally the upper income set that eats McDonald's and Jack In The Box, drinks Bud Light (RIP Wags), and drives Hyundais.

Are you fucking retarded?

The "average" NFL fan never actually goes to a game and could GARA about PSLs.

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I got in an afternoon round of golf with my wife, son and friend at a reduced cost on a mostly empty track at the Carlsbad Crossings. Watched 12 minutes of the 3rd quarter in the clubhouse then drove home and caught the final 5 minutes at home.

Eagles Ran Fake Super Bowl Walk-Through in Case Patriots Were Watching

Fans Stabbed, Officer Assaulted During Eagles' Super Bowl Victory Parade

Couple solid signs along the parade route. My favorite might have been “Crosby is still a bitch”

Left Seater wrote:Couple solid signs along the parade route. My favorite might have been “Crosby is still a bitch”

Sidney Crosby has more Stanley Cups than the entire Flyers organization.

True. I care zero about Philly or Pittsburgh teams so no skin off my back. I just like the fact there was an NHL reference at the parade.