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Fire up the BBQ and gather your friends because today is the biggest sporting event of the year -- Super Bowl XLVI. It will feature the New York Giants and the New England Patriots in a rematch of Super Bowl XLII.
Earlier this season, the Giants beat the Patriots 24-20.
Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 PM on NBC at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. You can also watch the game online at NBC Sports. You can also follow the statistics live on NFL.com's Game Center.
In the final week of our NFL Pick 'Em contest, 55% of fans believe that the Giants will win Super Bowl XLVI. Within Sportstacular, a popular mobile scores app, fans are 50/50 on who will win tonight.
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NEW YORK — Dec....
