Omaha vs. Oklahoma City
Very close game between two 13-3 teams in the west. Both field ridiculous offenses, each amassing over an unprecedented 520 yards last game. The game will probably be like a tennis match - coming down to who breaks the offense first. If no team is able to stop the other, the game will probably be decided by who has the ball last.
Omaha 44-37
I'll let the rest of you guys decide the outcome of the game in the East, but here's a newspaper clipping from the New York Times to get you going:
Originally posted by NY Times
Brooklyn, NY - It was predictable that the Hurricanes and Bomb Squad would face each other again in the playoffs, and what better stage to do it on than the Conference Championships. In the last meeting, the Hurricanes squeaked out a victory in a fluke upset when Miami won 17-16 at Brooklyn. While Miami fought their tales off, it has been said that Brooklyn saw that game as just another guaranteed win, and kept their eyes on the trophy instead. Sources close to the Brooklyn organization have said that some of the team members 'threw the game when [they] played the Canes.' Hence it wasn't a huge surprise when the outcome was not as expected - frankly some analysts have even said that 'Miami played at 125% the entire game while Brooklyn only played at 50%.'
As for this weekend when the two teams face off again, Brooklyn will very likely come out with a huge victory. In fact, that likelihood is almost definite, as Vegas has already given Brooklyn a -9 point nod. Brooklyn has always been the best team in the league and they will demonstrate their offensive prowess against the weak Miami secondary - which by the way, gave up more than 669 yards through the air in the past two games. Star receiver Ghetto Heisman can only drool in anticipation as he prepares to to slice through the soft defense. He already has 365 yards and 6 touchdowns receiving in the two playoff games - and he doesn't even start.
So, any of the Brooklyn fans out there who may feel uneasy about this game, rest assured, there is nothing to worry about. Brooklyn, without a doubt, is the best team in the league this time around. Just look at the amount of records the team has broken on both offense and defense. And if you are still unsure, just remember these three things as to why Brooklyn will win:
1) Brooklyn threw away the game in their first match up.
2) Brooklyn has the best passing offense ever seen by GLB and will be going against a weak secondary that has repeatedly given up over 300 yards through the air.
3) When a team is destined to win the big one, well, who can defy destiny? Brooklyn is fated to be the one holding the Superbowl trophy on day 40. Heck, all their players know it - that's why they've been given GM duties so they can claim more accolades.
So just enjoy the show fans. And as a reminder, Brooklyn fans, don't party too hard when we win this one, because the Superbowl is right around the corner. As for the poor Canes fans, well, our bars serve alcohol throughout the night and into the morning.
Very close game between two 13-3 teams in the west. Both field ridiculous offenses, each amassing over an unprecedented 520 yards last game. The game will probably be like a tennis match - coming down to who breaks the offense first. If no team is able to stop the other, the game will probably be decided by who has the ball last.
Omaha 44-37
I'll let the rest of you guys decide the outcome of the game in the East, but here's a newspaper clipping from the New York Times to get you going:
Originally posted by NY Times
Brooklyn, NY - It was predictable that the Hurricanes and Bomb Squad would face each other again in the playoffs, and what better stage to do it on than the Conference Championships. In the last meeting, the Hurricanes squeaked out a victory in a fluke upset when Miami won 17-16 at Brooklyn. While Miami fought their tales off, it has been said that Brooklyn saw that game as just another guaranteed win, and kept their eyes on the trophy instead. Sources close to the Brooklyn organization have said that some of the team members 'threw the game when [they] played the Canes.' Hence it wasn't a huge surprise when the outcome was not as expected - frankly some analysts have even said that 'Miami played at 125% the entire game while Brooklyn only played at 50%.'
As for this weekend when the two teams face off again, Brooklyn will very likely come out with a huge victory. In fact, that likelihood is almost definite, as Vegas has already given Brooklyn a -9 point nod. Brooklyn has always been the best team in the league and they will demonstrate their offensive prowess against the weak Miami secondary - which by the way, gave up more than 669 yards through the air in the past two games. Star receiver Ghetto Heisman can only drool in anticipation as he prepares to to slice through the soft defense. He already has 365 yards and 6 touchdowns receiving in the two playoff games - and he doesn't even start.
So, any of the Brooklyn fans out there who may feel uneasy about this game, rest assured, there is nothing to worry about. Brooklyn, without a doubt, is the best team in the league this time around. Just look at the amount of records the team has broken on both offense and defense. And if you are still unsure, just remember these three things as to why Brooklyn will win:
1) Brooklyn threw away the game in their first match up.
2) Brooklyn has the best passing offense ever seen by GLB and will be going against a weak secondary that has repeatedly given up over 300 yards through the air.
3) When a team is destined to win the big one, well, who can defy destiny? Brooklyn is fated to be the one holding the Superbowl trophy on day 40. Heck, all their players know it - that's why they've been given GM duties so they can claim more accolades.
So just enjoy the show fans. And as a reminder, Brooklyn fans, don't party too hard when we win this one, because the Superbowl is right around the corner. As for the poor Canes fans, well, our bars serve alcohol throughout the night and into the morning.
Last edited Oct 26, 2008 19:51:46
and just because we won 3/4 doesn't mean much. Remember a while back when the Colts couldn't beat the Patriots? Well, when they finally beat the Pats, they won the Superbowl. Brooklyn has beaten us so they are bound to win it all.
