The NBC Sports “Out of Bounds” blog has a guest post written by Mary Jo Pehl.
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MJ, it was offensive pass interference on Drew Person, don’t beat yourself over it. Wisconsin has never had anything to do with Minnesota except for the fact that to a Minnesotan, LaCrosse was the mecca of beer. Oh, one last thing, how many SBs have the Viks won? Thought so.
Nice article. It was a bit of a misdirection play.
What can you say but:
PACKERS! WOOOOO!
“We’ve attached our egos to you!”
Good call, sport is vital. Around here it is rugby, any time a big game is on the town center is more like a ghost town
Great article!