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Superbowl Inspiration: The Book That Motivates The Saints

First Posted: 04/07/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 04:25 PM ET

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Chicago Tribune:

The New Orleans Saints, who play the Indianapolis Colts in the Super Bowl on Sunday, have become the personification of Naperville-based author Dan Green's book "Finish Strong," which chronicles people who overcame adversity and achieved success.

The Naperville-based author of the inspirational book "Finish Strong" has more than a passing interest in Sunday's Super Bowl XLIV.

The New Orleans Saints, who meet the Indianapolis Colts for the NFL championship, have become the personification of Dan Green's 116-page book, which chronicles people who overcame adversity and achieved success.

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The New Orleans Saints, who play the Indianapolis Colts in the Super Bowl on Sunday, have become the personification of Naperville-based author Dan Green's book "Finish Strong," which chronicles peopl...
The New Orleans Saints, who play the Indianapolis Colts in the Super Bowl on Sunday, have become the personification of Naperville-based author Dan Green's book "Finish Strong," which chronicles peopl...
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12:36 PM on 02/05/2010
Attention HuffPo headline writers: Super Bowl is two words and has been since it first got that name more than 40 years ago.
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