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 first Gatorade shower ...
When Did the Super Bowl Gatorade Tradition Start? See the Most Memorable Times NFL Players Doused Their Coach After Winning the Big Game
The tradition of dousing the Super Bowl's winning coach in Gatorade dates back to the mid-1980s. Here's everything to know ...
Super Bowl Gatorade shower: history, disputes and color
While the Giants were the first to splash their coach after a Super Bowl, the original dunking is somewhat in dispute. Chicago Bears Hall of Fame defensive lineman Dan Hampton said he poured a bucket ...
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The first Gatorade shower: Super Bowl tradition was born out of revenge, not celebration
Jim Burt, a nose tackle for the New York Giants, historically is credited with starting the tradition during the 1984 NFL season. And it was born out of revenge, not really celebration ...
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.