Sportwriters prefer Detroit to Miami?!?
Surprising even Detroit’s harshest critics, sportswriters are speaking
out as to their preference for Detroit over this year’s Super Bowl host, Miami.
Three factors have been cited: attitude, logistics and expectations.
Surprising even Detroit’s harshest critics, sportswriters are speaking out as to their preference for Detroit over this year’s Super Bowl host, Miami. Three factors have been cited: attitude, logistics and expectations.
Excerpt:
Logistically, I thought that the Detroit Super Bowl was better than
this,” ESPN analyst John Clayton said. “To give you a classic example,
I wore a coat in Miami on Sunday night, Monday night and Tuesday night.
It was so well-organized in Detroit, the first time I put on a coat was
Friday evening, after being there for six days, because I could stay
inside. The buses were well run.”
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