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#whodat WON THE SUPERBOWL, 31-17
Feb 8th
Wow I had a great time tonight on twitter and facebook i really enjoyed watching the game with not only my family but with my online people as well! now as you all know i was very SAD & DISSAPOINTED when my team the vikings lost, but i got over it a short while later…i am truly happy for #whodat a.k.a
the Saints! N.O.L.A has been through so much in the past 5yrs and it’s great to see the people down there smiling again. i was in New Orleans 2yrs ago, and it still looked bad in the lower wards…i’m hoping all of this attention will help bring some money to New Orleans troubled economy!
I want to take a moment out to thank Janet and Justine for officially making half time suck lol
it seems like ever since the whole boob thing a few years ago, the half time shows have sucked!
I’m not gonna act, like i know who the WHO is… but i’m sorry their performance was boring as hell in my opinion!
i know i’m NOT alone in my thoughts, out of all the tweets and facebook messages i saw,
i only saw one facebook comment stating that the WHO rocked it!
lol *blank stare* #ifyousayso o_O
Now that #whodat won the championship, i wonder if reggie bush is going to actually marry kim?
well either way, i’m not loosing any sleep over it #doyouboo!
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees with the Trophy after the Saints’ won Super Bowl XLIV in Miami, 7 Feb. 2010
Drew Brees with his son
this picture says it all, lmao poor PEYTON MANNING C.O.L.T.S = Count On Losing The Superbowl!!!
remember the good ol’ days when half time was worth watching?
Sapp charged with domestic battery (sigh)
Feb 7th
Why is everyone showing out super bowl weekend…(in my Martin voice) can’t we all just get along??
espn is reporting that warren sap got a arrested smh, maybe he should just stick to dancing…i’m just saying!
Espn’s report:
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Former NFL star Warren Sapp has been charged with domestic battery in South Florida, and the analyst will not be part of the NFL Network’s Super Bowl coverage on Sunday.
Warren Sapp
Sapp was charged with one count of misdemeanor domestic battery and is expected to appear before a Miami-Dade County judge Sunday, Miami Beach police spokesman Juan Sanchez said.
The NFL Network spokesman Dennis Johnson released this statement: “We have been made aware of the arrest of Warren Sapp by the Miami Beach Police Department. In light of these circumstances, Warren Sapp will not appear on NFL Network while we review the matter.”
The domestic violence allegation was reported around noon Saturday and detectives interviewed Sapp later that day, Sanchez said. The alleged physical altercation against a female acquaintance took place at 6 a.m. ET Saturday at the Shore Club Hotel, where Sapp was staying, ESPN’s Kelly Naqi reported, according to a source.
The victim had a swollen knee and bruises on her neck, according to an arrest affidavit. She told detectives that she was partying with Sapp and her friends at the hotel and asked for his room key when she grew tired. Sapp reportedly woke up the victim a few hours later and they started to argue. She told investigators that Sapp started to choke her and pushed her down on a couch.
As the argument escalated, Sapp grabbed the woman by her shirt and neck and threw her down again, the affidavit states.
Sapp told investigators that he let the woman stay in his room but asked her to leave a few hours later. He told police that the woman fell on her leg when he tried to help her get off a couch.
A telephone message left for Sapp’s attorney was not immediately returned, nor was an e-mail.
Sanchez said Sapp was expected to be transferred to Miami-Dade County jail Saturday.
The former defensive tackle played for the University of Miami, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Oakland Raiders.
Besides the NFL Network, which is owned by the league, Sapp works as an analyst for Showtime’s “Inside the NFL” show.
Sapp was in South Florida as part of the NFL Network’s coverage of Sunday’s Super Bowl between the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
