OK, I am going to now predict the exact score of the Superbowl.
Patriots 24
Eagles 21
By John C Dvorak Sunday February 6, 2005
OK, I am going to now predict the exact score of the Superbowl.
Patriots 24
Eagles 21
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I would be curious to know how you came up with this score.
Hmm… 23 sounds like a pretty odd score to me. Then again, I’m not a huge football buff. Still, it seems a pretty unlikely score. That brings up an interesting point. I wonder if there is a website that lists odds that a team will have a score of X at the end of a football game. One would think weird scores like 5 and 15 (and dare I say 23?) would be uncommon.
I hope you made a bet
I changed it before game time to 24 after doing a recalculation.
23 is not that unusual a score..it accounts for two field goals rather than one touchdown..
Okay Kreskin,
Pretty good….but the Super Bowl is easy. What about the Pro-Bowl?
Good Game !!
If I had only bet on that score…Good one John!
I didn’t read this until after the final. Was it posted before the game started?
Nice job John.
The bookies still win. The spread — at least in my neck of the woods — was the Pats by 6.
I can confirm that he did have it posted before gametime and I sat there during the last few minutes of the game just scratching my head in wonder. Dvorak…you are a football god!
Is it just me or did Philly play the dumbest, most lethargic last eight minutes ever?
I agree…it looked like someone was on Prozac!! They could have won the game if they had not taken 8 minutes to run a two-minute drill. Apparently they never practiced it as a strategy. McNabb is simply TOO low key to take this team to a Championship against a top team like New England.
This skeptic believes hindsight was 20/20.
I can re confirm the fact that he did post it in advance of the game…Good call!!
http://patriots.scout.com/2/350601.html
best analysis of McNabb screwups