Wojciechowski answers all Warpath threads in one article

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/columns/story?columnist=wojciechowski_gene&id=2322300

He discusses:

Montana, Bradshaw spoil the Super Bowl pre-game party (http://www.thewarpath.net/showthread.php?t=11002)
Worst Halftime Ever? (http://www.thewarpath.net/showthread.php?t=10987)
Big Ben's TD (http://www.thewarpath.net/showthread.php?t=10978)
The Fix Is In? (http://www.thewarpath.net/showthread.php?t=11005)
Big List of Bad SB Calls (http://www.thewarpath.net/showthread.php?t=11015)
Holmgren (http://www.thewarpath.net/showthread.php?t=10981)
I think that pretty much covers everything!

Thanks. NOW what do I have to read. :doh:

I see no mention whatsoever of Q3, ODS.

Thanks. NOW what do I have to read. :doh:

dude, what is that sig??:)

He's got a nice take here

The striped shirts didn't cause tight end Jerramy Stevens to drop four passes. The striped shirts didn't cause the Seahawks defense to give up a Steelers first down on a third-and-28 situation (which later led to the Roethlisberger disputed TD). The striped shirts didn't cause the Seahawks defense to give up the longest touchdown run in Super Bowl history. They also didn't cause Etric Pruitt to sprint up from his safety position, only to be fooled by the trick play that resulted in Randle El's 43-yard TD pass to Ward (and by the way, if everyone knows the Steelers like to run gadget plays near midfield, don't you think the Seahawks knew it too?). Or cause Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck to throw a killer interception with nearly 11 minutes left in the game and Seattle trailing by only four points.

Enough already with the whining. The Seahawks had their chances. Plenty of them to overcome the Steelers and, if they insist, the refs, too.

dude, what is that sig??:)

It's 133t is what it is.

I see no mention whatsoever of Q3, ODS.
lol - good point! I should have limited it to answering all threads started in the past week!

"Sorry, but Roethlisberger might have broken the plane of the goal line on his second quarter 1-yard TD dive. Or not. That's what matters, right? Not where he landed, but if the ball broke the plane? The play was reviewed and upheld. What else was anyone supposed to do? And while there are no guarantees, if the ball had been spotted just short of the goal line, the Steelers were 100 percent on fourth-and-goals this season."

i like that a lot, i cant stand listening to seahawks sympathizers anymore

I see no mention whatsoever of Q3, ODS.

And what's his favorite pie??

If he really wants to write a column that speaks to us Warpathers, he'll have to write the same column four or five different times, with a subtle change in the title each time

He's got a nice take here

Yes he does!