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Super Bowl Books

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So the Super Bowl is this weekend and I’m torn. I don’t really care for the Patriots so I would be tempted to root against them. Plus, Eli Manning went to Ole Miss and I remember when the Mannings used to pass through the Alumni House when I worked there. So I feel some obligations to support the Giants.

However, if the Patiorts win, then I’ll get to relish the thought of the 1972 Miami Dolphins embers of fame slowly dying out. It’ll be nice not to have to hear about those jealous coots each year a team goes 5-and-0.

So I’m unsure of who to cheer for in the big game. But here’s a question… does anyone know of a book that involves the Super Bowl in the plot?

3 Responses to “Super Bowl Books”

  1. Joseph Devon says:

    Black Sunday by Thomas Harris of Silence of the Lambs fame. About a terrorist plot to blow up the Superbowl if I remember correctly. It’s been awhile. It was a pretty fun read. Again, if I remember correctly.

  2. Scott at Slushpile.net says:

    A reader emailed to say that Firecracker by Ray Shannon heavily centers around the Super Bowl.

  3. Seth says:

    Tom Clancy’s The Sum of All Fears talks about a football game in Denver, although I can’t remember whether it was the Super Bowl.

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