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Blog Hound: Bloggers Busy As Super Bowl Week Begins In Miami

Published January 30, 2007

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With Super Bowl XLI just five days away, several bloggers have made the trip to South Florida to take part in the week-long build-up to Sunday’s big game between the Colts and the Bears.

Mister Irrelevant
Posted By: Jamie Mottram
“What quickly became evident is that the Super Bowl is kind of a big deal down here. The logo is plastered on everything from airport wallboards to Burger King paper bags to building sides and beyond.”
USA Today’s Sports Scope
Posted By: sleahy
“The locals are talking less about the X’s and O’s for the Colts and Bears and more about the significance of hosting a Super Bowl. There’s the windfall the local community expects to rake in from visitors (or is that overhyped)?”
Houston Chronicle’s NFL Blog
Posted By: John McClain
“There's always a Super Bowl buzz no matter where the game is played, and this one is no different. Ticket prices are through the roof because there's such a demand for Bears' fans who can't wait to get out of Chicago and head to South Florida.”
My Opinion on Sports
Posted By: dophinfan
“The media fest that will invade Miami is bound to bring us the latest videos, quotes and photos. It will be interesting to find the stories within the stories as the week and the hype machine progresses.”
Greg Cote's Random Evidence of a Cluttered Blog
Posted By: Greg Cote
“This is lazy-journalist heaven and -- Holy Don Johnson! -- Miami is a ripe target with the easy drug-and-gun references. The thing is, with the past two Super Bowls having been in stinky Jacksonville and God-forsaken Detroit, we can't help but look like paradise.”

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