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It's the kick-off to SheWired's SuperBowl countdown. A lesbian sports' fanatic makes a few Superbowl predicitons. So break out the nachos and beer! How does Tennessee and Carolina sound?

Vegas, Lesbians, the NFL...Oh my. Sports' enthusiast Kandice Day waxes on about Red Bull and vodka, the Vegas Strip, The Giants, Dallas and 'Blackjack lesbians.'

Kandice Day muses about her post-Thanksgiving football routine and big boys who play with balls.

Thanksgiving, football and booze. Nothing beats sitting on the couch with the boys watching a few games, tossing a few back, trying not to doze off before dinner is served because you were up at the ass-crack of dawn playing the infamous Turkey Bowl.

This election is finally over and I don’t want to see any of those candidates for a while. With all that coverage, these politicians have become celebrities, and I think Hollywood has become jealous, so everyone there is starting to run for political office. Throw in the subject of sports and it really gets interesting.

Sports writer Helen Wortham proves that Women's Week in Provincetown is a full contact sport with the Red Sox nation and its own celebs including, Maggie Cassella,Kate Clinton, Erin Daniels, Michelle Clunie and Jennie McNulty.

Sports columnist Helen Wortham knows how to get in good with the boys at an Eagles' game. Wings, Bloody's, boobs and a little Mob action are just a few of the sundries on tap at the stadium.

'I like sports and animals, and everyone knows that you can’t have a good sports team without a great mascot. For this reason -- and the fact that friends of mine just got a puppy and are constantly cleaning their carpet -- Sports For The Girls starts with some unpredictable animal mascots -- whether people dressed them that way, or not.' Plus, Serena Williams and Sarah Gronert.

At the risk of having this column turn into a Cardinals only zone, I have to scream from the top of my lungs that THE ARIZONA CARDINALS ARE GOING TO THE SUPER BOWL! As a journalist and committed to fair reporting, I also have to mention that the Pittsburgh Steelers will happen to be there too.

Ok, so I blew it last week. I'm woman enough to admit that. I predicted the Titans would demolish Baltimore, and my Cards would fall to Carolina. Jimmy and the boys agreed with me, as did most of the money in Vegas. Who could have predicted that the underdogs would rise to the top?

There's nothing like a couch bound lesbian weighing in on sports. This week it's all about football play-offs, Oscar De La Hoya's latest bout, the LPGA's Michelle Wie and those hot female dunkers like Candace Parker.

I write this Lesbian Week In Sports with a heavy heart. The Arizona Cardinals fell to the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-23 in Super Bowl XLIII. At least I got to celebrate right: Lesbians, their dogs, a bbq, and an interruption of porn during the end of the game; what could be more cliché?

For most fans of the NFL, the system of who gets into the playoffs and who doesn't is about as frustrating as the BCS standings and college bowl games. Even with a seemingly clean-cut system, a lot can go wrong. At the end of this football season, a team with a win percentage of only 50 percent will make it into the playoffs and some will be left in the snowstorm.

Girls at a middle school in Pasadena won't be relegated to only cheering for the boys now.

Sometimes gay guys like disco and matching socks, and sometimes lesbians like Uhaul dates and playing pool. Jeanette Lee is known as 'The Black Wido' because she overwhelms, devours, opponents while wearing black. Missy Giove, the break-neck mountain-biking lesbian, faces jail time for marijuana possession. ESPN The Magazine remembers the original Olympics were played in the nude for its Body Issue coming out in October.

Danica Patrick came in third place at the Indianapolis 500, which was her personal best for that race.  Bethany Hamilton hit the headlines for the first time when she lost her arm and almost her life in a shark attack while surfing six years ago. Sports Illustrated reporter, and out lesbian, Selena Roberts, she’s written for college and professional football, tennis, motor sports and baseball. Plus, golfers Cheyenne Woods and Nancy Lopez. 

Martina Navratolova is in one hell of a 'divorce' settlement with her ex Toni Layton. Meanwhile, big-mouthed anti-gay marriage advocate Miss California Carrie Prejean is swimming with the fishes...well, dating Olympiad Michael Phelps that is. World Cup star Brandi Chastain's sports' bra is being held hostage and Condoleeza Rice considers a stint on Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel.

What Dinah Shore Weekend Shore Weekend is a golf tournament? This week Helen Wortham talks Dinah Shore tournament winner Brittnay Lincicome. Plus the UConn Huskies' women make history. C. Vivian Stringer makes the Basketball Hall of Fame! And more...

It's all about the Final Four in basketball this week and women's basketball star Candace Parker's pregnant and gorgeous on the cover of ESPN magazine. On the inside, ESPN's writer waxes on about Candace's C cups. Annika Sorenstam's puttering around with a line of perfume and Shawn Johnson's got trouble on the set of Dancing with the Stars.