It's not blue or purple: This has been the most common Gatorade color in the Super Bowl
Gatorade shower is a fun and exciting tradition that has become an integral part of American football culture.
The first Gatorade shower: Super Bowl tradition was born out of revenge, not celebration
Jim Burt, a nose tackle for the New York Giants in 1984, wanted to exact some revenge on his coach, Bill Parcells. It was the ...
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The first Gatorade shower: Super Bowl tradition was born out of revenge, not celebration
It happens everywhere, all the time – at the end of football, basketball and baseball ... out of a single spontaneous and unexpected act. Jim Burt, a nose tackle for the New York Giants ...
"We Have Powdered Sugar In Our Warehouse On Standby": This Is How New Orleans' Cafe Du Monde Is Preparing To Serve 100,000+ Hungry Football Fans
Despite the pressure of coaching arguably the biggest game of his career, Jim Harbaugh still made time to indulge in a New ...
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Super Bowl LIX: Reason for Gatorade shower, color odds and Chiefs tradition
Either Andy Reid or Nick Sirianni will soon be drenched in Gatorade - but what is the most common color for the Gatorade ...
Super Bowl Gatorade shower: history, disputes and color
Which color will the winning coach be splashed with Sunday? How did it all start? Here's a unique look at a sporting ...
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Super Bowl LIX Gatorade shower: Color odds, history of tradition and prediction
The Super Bowl Gatorade shower has become one of the most iconic and anticipated moments in all of sports, but what color ...
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Super Bowl Gatorade shower: history, disputes and color odds
NEW YORK GIANTS coach Bill Parcells wanted to make an example out of nose tackle Jim Burt ... Parcells wanted the other players to see how he was punishing Burt, so they would work hard enough ...