It was pre-designed for Pitt to win. Period.

 

A joke put on by the NFL is all I will say about that game. It was not rigged though. Just a horrible excuse for a game.

 

I hosted a Super Bowl party on Sunday. My day started at 5AM. I turned on the TV and did not notice ONCE any mention of Seattle fans. In contrast, I saw nothing but Pittsburgh fans hooping it up before the game. What was more interesting to me was that I never saw Holmgren holding the Super Bowl trophy during the Super Bowl commercials... like I did the Pitt players and coach.
I certainly don't want to be classified as a sore loser, or a whiner, but I felt somthing odd well before the half time.

 

It may not have been rigged after all. But it sure had an "odd" play. For me, it seemed that the outcome was already sealed before the game was played.
I had no money, or stake in this game's outcome.

 

It was the guacamole. Get over it.

I used the free time to wash the S. Heard I missed some great commercials.

 

could have been the guac indeed.

 

That game was the most lopsided game I have ever witnessed for a "championship"game. I cant believe all the phantom calls. It was like the NFL said 'Pittsburgh has a better dynasty and more fans so they deserve to win, nobody but those people way up in the northwest will protest if we rig it.'