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September 5, 2008 11:38:08 PM CDT



Super Bowl Prediction Central

Posted Feb 3, 08 6:11 AM CST in Sports 

(Newser) – Seems everyone has an idea about how things will go down tonight in Phoenix. The Vegas line currently hovers around 12 points in the Patriots' favor, but the Giants' Plaxico Burress has already promised a 23-17 upset victory by his team. ESPN's experts don't have a consensus prediction, although the overwhelming favorite seems to be the Pats.

While about one third of ESPN writers and editors think the Giants' underdog status will give them a needed boost, no one from Scouts Inc. is prognosticating a New England loss. The Patriots organization is confident enough to have already snagged a trademark on "19-0," but the New York Post has hedged its bets by patenting "18-1."

Sources ESPN, New York Post

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