Titletown USA???

[greenbeans]

so, gheyyy ESPN is starting another one of their foolish "my city is better than yours" campaigns. well, we ARE better than all of em, but hey, what can ya do? so im not exactly the most well-spoken here, but there certainly are few of em. and i think a few of you guys should give it a shot.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/titletow ... d=tab4pos1

This summer, "SportsCenter" will visit 20 towns that lay claim to the name of TitleTown USA.

You may nominate your championship city with a video or essay. We'll review the submissions and highlight the best ones. In May, a select nationwide panel to be determined by ESPN's "SportsCenter" will pick 19 of the finalists, including Green Bay, Wis.

The 20th finalist will be determined by online fan voting during the week of May 26. "SportsCenter" will announce the 20 finalists in June and will tour each during a 20-day span in July, culminating with online fan voting to determine which is truly TitleTown USA.

[MyInsatiableOne]

I always wondered why Green Bay was considered titletown. Loads of other cities (Boston, NY, Chicago, just to name three) have more titles in sports not just including football, and apart from their Super Bowl in 1996, NONE since the 1960s...not exactly what makes me think "dominance"

[Bleeding Green]

Brett Favre has very nice brown hair with just the right hint of gray that says, "I'm getting old, but not that old."

That's why.

[greenbeans]

Brett Favre has very nice brown hair with just the right hint of gray that says, "I'm getting old, but not that old."

That's why.

[MyInsatiableOne]

Brett Favre has very nice brown hair with just the right hint of gray that says, "I'm getting old, but not that old."

That's why.

Plus he has his own personal stalker/wet-panties groupie (Peter King)

[giambijuice]

Brett Favre has very nice brown hair with just the right hint of gray that says, "I'm getting old, but not that old."

That's why.

i thought it was because he wears jeans.