I don’t think any one of us would have done anything different, but face it – you and I aren’t on TV during the Super Bowl being watched by a hundred million people. I give Jake Ballard credit though, he was obviously hurt and he tried to make a go of it. Let’s just hope all pro athletes are like that – probably not though.. FYI – the end result was a torn meniscus and sprained knee..

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We are going to close our coverage on Super Bowl XLVI with this final blog. Reflecting on the game; it wasn’t Tom Brady, Eli Manning, Tom Coughling, or anyone else that truly deserved to win that game. Robert Kraft, the owner of the Patriots, is one individual who we believe truly deserved to win the Super Bowl.

Kraft’s beloved wife, Myra, died days before the lockout ended last July, and football became an escape for his grief. He played a critical role in the negotiations that ended the lockout, with Indianapolis Colts center Jeff Saturday going so far as to call him “a man who helped us save football.” So the Patriots wore patches with “MHK” above their hearts, and a painting in the middle of the locker room showed a huddle of Patriots, their fingers pointed skyward beneath her initials “MHK.”

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Erin Andrews and Brooklyn Decker together at a Super Bowl party. That’s pretty much every sports fans biggest wet dream. At the party Andrews announced that Decker was “her goddess”. Well…. join the club sweetheart.

Check out the video through this link [Erin Andrews and Brooklyn Decker]. How shitcanned do you think these chicks are?

Imagine a bunch of celebrities gathering in….. Indianapolis. Well, they did and it was for good reason. This weekend’s Super Bowl brought celebrities of all different shapes and forms to the home of the Colts.

The people of Indianapolis are never going to be the same after this past weekend. The city became the Jersey Shore, the Hip-Hop Capital of the World, and most delightfully the home of some of the sexiest women in the world.

Here’s a nice little collection of some of the celebrities who spent the weekend in Indy.

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Forget the battle between the Giants and the Pats. The real Super Bowl showdown is between advertisers. The Super Bowl is advertising’s biggest stage and companies spent an average of $3.5 million for 30-second commercials for the right to duke it out during Sunday’s game. This year’s ads use celebrities, nostalgia and sex appeal to draw in the 111 million-plus viewers who are expected to tune in.

I’m going to plead stupidity on this one – Do people actual watch Super Bowl commercials as consumers or people looking for a laugh? Last night I didn’t say, “Gee, I need to sign up with E-Trade.” or “Gee, I feel like some Doritos.” I will say this – I’m kind of curious to try the new Bud Light. That looked cool. I think I just answered my question. F#CK! I’m also not going to act like $3.5 M means sh$t to anyone of the companies who had a commercial.  All in all I thought the commercials were weak.