Sports Illustrateds Peter King published his lengthy preview of Super Bowl XLVII Sunday, drawing particular attention from readers in large part due to nearly 50 mentions of a terrible stay at a Courtyard Marriott littered throughout the piece. Taking advantage of the extra weeks rest will be crucial for injured 49ers end Justin Smithnearly as crucial as it was for me the night before covering two conference championship games in one day, but Lord knows I couldnt string together more than two consecutive hours of sleep with those paper-thin dividers the Courtyard tries to pass off as walls, King wrote in the championship preview he broke into six parts: offense, defense, special teams, good luck getting any goddamn hot water, coaching, and intangibles. There are still a number of questions that need to be answered by 49ers offense and the manager of that sad excuse for a hotel, namely, can they move the ball through the air if the running game is contained and how exactly can you get away with calling something a breakfast when the waffle maker is broken and youre all out of eggs? After explaining in detail that giving attitude is a surefire way for bellhops to never earn a tip, King concluded the preview by predicting that the Ravens will win a tight, low scoring matchup and he wont be setting foot in any Marriott-operated hotel unless some major Rewards points get sent my way soon. 