The Super Bowl System of Steele's is back-tested. That's a key. It hasn't accuratetly predicted these games in advance. Rather, he develops a system based on the characteristics of the teams that won against the spread. This isn't a criticism and he acknowledges it is a back-tested system. It should be noted that it lost the last two years in a row (although I'm still burned by Carolina's comeback last year) and is now something like 33-4-2 on a back-tested basis.
Anyway, I ran the numbers for this year and it's overwhelmingly New England. I have the exact numbers at home and I'm at work now so I can't post the precise numbers but it is heavily tilted to New England. Also, Steele already wrote in his newsletter prior to the conference championship games that he would ride New England into the Super Bowl after they beat Pittsburgh (which he predicted). So yes, the Northcoast Super Bowl play will match the system and will be on New England. Sorry for blathering on so long.
Anyway, I ran the numbers for this year and it's overwhelmingly New England. I have the exact numbers at home and I'm at work now so I can't post the precise numbers but it is heavily tilted to New England. Also, Steele already wrote in his newsletter prior to the conference championship games that he would ride New England into the Super Bowl after they beat Pittsburgh (which he predicted). So yes, the Northcoast Super Bowl play will match the system and will be on New England. Sorry for blathering on so long.
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