2-4 Edition of the 620 SportsLine

Mike Sando, Sports 620 KTAR Super Bowl Insider joined Burnsy live from Miami. The guys discussed the latest on Dwight Freeney's ankle injury, how the Saints defense is going to attack Peyton Manning and the Colts offense, the NFL labor issues, and the lack of an entertaining story line for Super Bowl XLIV.

Burnsy has been disappointed with the story lines leading up to the Super Bowl. Here are his top 5 reasons why he is having a hard time mustering enthusiasm for this year's Super Bowl:

5. CBS has the game, Nantz/Simms are capable but dull. Not nearly as fun to listen to as Buck/Aikman and Michaels/Collinsworth

4. The only interesting story this week has been a guy's body part....Freeney's ankle

3. No polarizing players, teams, coaches, storylines, I mean....who is the most polarizing player on the field?

2. The Colts should win. Not anticipating a good game, but I'm sure that's what people thought about the Cardinals last year.

1. Cards hangover. My team was in it and isn't this year. There's a natural letdown there.

Since getting benched for the 4th quarter in the Dallas Mavericks game Amar'e Stoudemire has been a monster with three double doubles (36 pts 11 boards @ Hou, 25 pts 12 boards @ NO, and 20 pts 17 boards @ Den). Burnsy thinks this is pathetic and an indictment on Stoudemire. Why does it take getting benched and or the trade deadline approaching for STAT to finally play up to his potential?

ESPN NBA Analyst Rich Bucher joined Doug & Wolf in the morning and had a great stat about Amar'e having 171 of his 403 field goals assisted by Steve Nash, easily the highest total in the league. Burnsy think this shows that Nash is the one who makes Stoudemire a better player. If you look at the history of Suns players who have played with Steve Nash besides Joe Johnson every other player has been better with the future hall of famer.

Jim O'Connell AP College Basketball writer started to prepare Burnsy for the NCAA tournament and discussed the possible expansion from 64 to 96 teams.