It was an incomplete pass. His arm was moving and was going forward and you could see the ball at moved forward before it left his hand.

At least thats the replay that I saw when they showed it.

Overall it was a good game. I thought the last quarter was the game though. That and the 100 yd interception return. But the way he landed was just nasty.

What a wild time to be in Pittsburgh. We went to Jerome Bettis' Bar and Grille again for the game and the place was jam-packed, drunk and loud. When Holmes caught that pass in the endzone, though, it erupted. Hugged so many random strangers.

Then, then we get back to Oakland, Pitt's campus, the two main boulevards are shut down entirely and thousands of peoples are rushing all over the street. There were a few fires around and I heard glass breaking. Everyone was so happy, though. It was crazy just being a part of it.

Here we go, Steelers~

Ah...the Super Bowl...one of the few sporting events that help decide which city will get thoroughly trashed.

That was a pretty awesome game. Those last few minutes in the game were a little too close for comfort for Pittsburgh but I'm pleased with the outcome.

Unlike in Hockey, Footy, Baseball, Basketball...

O wait. All the sports.

In fairness 5 sports are still "a few" compared to the entirety of organized sport as a whole

Nobody ever tipped over a bus because of a curling match

Clearly you've never been to Alberta. Tip over a bus? No. Spray paint and break a bunch of shit? Yes.

Seriously? I'd love to read a story on that one because it'd have to be damn interesting.

Albertans don't count as real people, therefore my point stands.

I concede the point in light of new evidence.

Poor Cardinals. Still a franchise without a superbowl win. At least they'll always have this moment to look back on.

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KC Chiefs will benefit.