Posted on 02/05/2006 10:40:43 AM PST by Seattle Conservative
Edited on 02/05/2006 3:30:22 PM PST by Sidebar Moderator. [history]
Are you ready for some football????!!!!
Seattle Seahawks v.s. Pittsburgh Steelers ABC 6:15 ET February 5, 2006
VS.
6:30 PM EST on ABC
Pregame coverage begins at 2:30 PM
Catch all the action on ESPNRadio
Catch the game on ESPN Scoreboard
For more pregame coverage, tune in to ESPN for Sunday NFL Countdown: Super Bowl Edition
For highlights of previous Super Bowls, tune in to ESPN2
I see you beat me by 25 seconds on the Condi heads up.
Haven't seen it, but the kitty halftime sounds like I might have to change the channel.
Hmmm....left wingers in NW...hmmm.....
I bet I can find some info on which area has a larger Dem supporting Union population between Pitt and Seattle.
BTW---ESPN is kicking ABC's butt in the pre-game. JMHO.
You lost me with that question..sorry.
I would have been quicker, but I hit the damn spell check button instead of the post button.
Try a local seattle station online or portland area, like kgw kiro katu king or something.
My prediction for the big game:
Pittsburgh 38, Seattle 13.
I think AP's airing it over and over all night :) But after watching it for a little while I know how the NFL can keep its refs in line. Tell them too many missed/bad calls, and they're officiating the Puppy Bowl :)
No... But does this help? 
You pigiron slut! I was going to ask that!
Glad to have you with us, MurryMom! Thanks for pitching in with the support.
Bet you haven't heard that line in a long time on FR, huh?
Only the Cowboys have scored more points than the Steelers in the playoffs. 3 terams have given up more playoff points, even though two have played fewer games (Dallas, St Louis and Minnesota).
Only the Cowboys and Niners have won more Super Bowls than the Steelers, and only the Cowboys have appeared in more Super Bowls.
Seattle won 3 playoff games before this season... in their entire history... and none in the past 21+ years. The Steelers have won 11 in that same interval, and 27 overall.
The NFL has named RealNetworks the exclusive provider of streaming media content for the superbowl.com site. RealOne SuperPass subscribers will get to see four 90-minute live shows during the week leading up to the Super Bowl (Jan. 26) and get to see other "exclusive" content as well. SuperPass is $9.95 per month.
Indeed.
Is it baseball yet?
If you call a few days "a long time" then you are correct. It's Super Bowl Day and we Pittsburgh area folks are giving everybody the benefit of any doubt, so long as they support the Stillers.
You are a Stiller fan, aren't you SN?
Are you getting nervous yet??
Sure am a Steeler fan. Check out my homepage.
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