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The New Orleans Saints stunned the NFL on Super Bowl Sunday.
Saints fans everywhere could finally call themselves champions and remove their paper bags, Aints No More
As we all know, Gatorade has been fueling NFL players for 40 years and at Super Bowl XLIV Gatorade redefined the sideline to meet the athletes’ pre, during and post-game fueling needs. A new Gatorade cooler and sideline hydration system was unveiled during the Super Bowl
At the ripe young age of 22, Tim Tebow has already become a football legend. Being a two-time national champion and the first Heisman Trophy-winning sophomore, it’s no wonder he is the focus of many football enthusiasts far and wide.
This week I am making my picks and leaving it at that because I want to tell you about New Orleans and the object of their affection, the Saints.
I though that by now the city and the areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina would be restored and life would be normal again.
It is sad to say that in this great county of ours, with all the riches we possess and in spite of the hard work of many wonderful, humane and compassionate people, things are still not back to normal in New Orleans.
But, there is one positive in New Orleans, the love affair the City of New Orleans has with its team, the Saints.
The Saints did not reach the Super Bowl in 2006 and yet to hoist the Lombardi Trophy.
Just when I thought that there were very few things that could occur within the NFL to make me love the league, its employees, and the fans even more; well, they have officially found a way to make me fall in love all over again.
Femmefan and I have been treated wonderfully by the San Francisco Forty Niners since the start of Femmefan.
Over the last nine years they have given me access to players, something typically reserved for the media big boys.
You know the ones, the media types that do this for a living.
It is a bit unusual to get player access when you are writing for a web site, and a female fan website at that.
In November of 2006 I conducted an interview with San Francisco Forty Niners fullback Moran Norris.
This link to that archived article is here.
Moran played for the Forty Niners in 2006 and 2007, paving the way, through his blocking, for two record setting seasons for Forty Niners running back, Frank Gore


