Monday Blogdome: 'This isn't Detroit, man! This is the Super Bowl!'

Minnesota Radio Crew Finds a Way to Mention Detroit in Calling Brett Favre’s Late Interception. And then there’s the Vikings announcing crew, who I actually enjoyed hearing in agony, mostly because they find a way to take a shot at Detroit: [Detroit 4 Life]
More stuff following the jump.

* Obama honors NBA champion Lakers at White House. It took a little while to get there, but the 2008-09 NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers finally visited the White House on Monday to meet with President Barack Obama. [Ball Don't Lie]
* Indianapolis Colts Are a Sports Bettor’s Dream: Best Team Against the Spread. Through Sunday’s AFC Championship Game, the Colts have posted the best record in the NFL against the spread this season. With two covers under their belt in the playoffs, they’re 12-5-1 for the year, which places them just ahead of the Packers who were 11-5-1 counting a playoff loss to the Cardinals. [Larry Brown Sports]
* Picture of the Day: Little Hockey Fans. I know I’ve said how much I dislike hockey but I will admit it’s kind of cool that we have a sport that essentially allows fist fights. [Uncoached]
* Michael Oher Not Completely Satisfied With How His Rookie Season Played Out. “I really didn’t set any goals coming in, I just wanted to work as hard as I could, come in, work hard and have a chance to help the Ravens make the playoffs and hopefully get to the Super Bowl. But just looking back, I could have a better season. I could have did a lot of things better than what I did, and this offseason I’m going to look to correct all the problems I had, and just be a better player next year and hopefully have a better run.” [Sports Radio Interviews]
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