Anyone see this commercial during the NCAA bball tourney?

[Pwns]

Someone on the GSU board posted this. It has a brief clip (two actually) from the 2000 I-AA national championship game.

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Just wanted to know if anyone saw that, or if the NCAA has different commercials for different regions.

[SeattleGriz]

I've seen it a couple of times. I actually only heard it the first time, but when I heard, "Georgia Southern wins the national championship" I paid attention the next time to see what it was.

[AZGrizFan]

That's cool. Wonder why they chose THAT game?

[ASUMountaineer]

Yup, and every time I see it, I extend my middle finger towards the TV.

[SpeedkingATL]

Georgia Southern........National Championship.......you would think they would want a clip for the commercial that was in color rather than black and white.

[ccd494]

They saved the best for last in that commercial. Full version of that clip:

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Suck it, UNH

[93henfan]

I noticed a UD cameo in one of the NCAA tourney commercials as well. I can't find it on Youtube (didn't look too hard to be honest), but there's a clip of UD's David Boler (#6) catching a touchdown against Colgate in the 2003 National Championship game. If you see the commercial where deflated balls from various sports are being inflated and they talk about NCAA sponsors, look for the Delaware clip following a short clip of the UNC women's soccer team. I took these two pics from my DVR rewind:





Here's a still pic taken of Boler that night, from the UD athletics website:

[collegesportsinfo]

I've seen it a couple of times. I actually only heard it the first time, but when I heard, "Georgia Southern wins the national championship" I paid attention the next time to see what it was.

Same thing here. Heard it, then saw it.

[SuperHornet]

Yup, and every time I see it, I extend my middle finger towards the TV.

A perfect summation of my feelings toward Montana-to-Clark and Starr-behind-Kramer, both to be seen ad nauseam throughout football season on that bogus piece of excrement known as ESPN.