Who Dat! -- Saints in the Super Bowl
For now, Super Bowl trumps Katrina, years of football futility
No town needed a win like New Orleans. The triumphant battle of the Saints over the Vikings to win the NFC Conference Championship will be forever etched into this city's history. No sports franchise has experienced such a dismal life history. It took the club decades before it even finished a season with a winning record. This, of course, will be the team's first Super Bowl.
New Orleans still suffers from Katrina, the worst natural and man-made disaster in American history. Even though the French Quarter and Central Business District have come back to life, all were touched by that tragic hurricane. It remains on everyone's mind. It hangs over the city like a brooding omnipresence. Football, however, has brought salvation. Read complete story at huffingtonpost.com
WHO DAT VIDEOS:No town needed a win like New Orleans. The triumphant battle of the Saints over the Vikings to win the NFC Conference Championship will be forever etched into this city's history. No sports franchise has experienced such a dismal life history. It took the club decades before it even finished a season with a winning record. This, of course, will be the team's first Super Bowl.
New Orleans still suffers from Katrina, the worst natural and man-made disaster in American history. Even though the French Quarter and Central Business District have come back to life, all were touched by that tragic hurricane. It remains on everyone's mind. It hangs over the city like a brooding omnipresence. Football, however, has brought salvation. Read complete story at huffingtonpost.com
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" I love New Orleans I love the Saints and Kermit!!!! I know what it means to miss New Orleans. Wish I was there! KreweDeVieux!!!!!" -- Kat-Lee Newton
Posted by Pete McConnell at 1/25/2010 3:05 PM 
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