Mentalists, magicians, others weigh in with Super Bowl predictions |
| January 30, 2009 |
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As the big game nears, mentalists, magicians and other magic-related celebrities are giving their predictions about who will win: The Arizona Cardinals or the Pittsburgh Steelers:
- Penn and Teller’s Penn Gillette was part of a cavalcade of stars in this article. He predicts the Steelers, because “Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger has an unbeatable motivation: the NFL promised that if he wins a second Super Bowl, he can put an umlaut on his uniform.”
- Mike Super and Justin Robert Young hold a half-hour Steelers love-fest on iTricks.com. The Phenomenon winner, who hails from Pittsburgh, picked the Steelers to win and cover the seven-point spread — and much more. Baltimore Ravens fans probably shouldn’t listen to this.
- Patricia Arquette, who plays a serious psychic on Medium, picked the Cardinals AND the Steelers. The character is from Arizona, she said, but the actress has a feeling about Zombietown’s Steelers…
As I find them, I’ll update this post, so keep checking back.
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