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Pageantry Vignettes PAGEANTRY VIGNETTES TOUCHDOWN PASSES RADIO – OVER THE TOP. GOT A MAN BACK THERE IN THE BACK OF THE END ZONE! IT’S BOWMAN!! TOUCHDOWN!! RADIO – PASS IS CAUGHT AND TUCKED UNDER! TOUCHDOWN DENVER BRONCOS! RADIO – HE’S IN. TOUCHDOWN HOUSTON. FIREWORKS (NO AUDIO) WEATHER RADIO – IT IS A COLD, RAW, RAINY NIGHT. IT IS VERY UNCOMFORTABLE FOR THE FANS. VERY UNCOMFORTABLE FOR THE PLAYERS. A VERY DAMP AND RAW KIND OF AN EVENING. THE TEMPERATURES HAVE FALLEN AS THE AFTERNOON AS SEGUEWAYED INTO THE EVENING. RADIO – BRADY STANDS IN THE POCKET, FIRES TO THE END ZONE. IT IS CAUGHT. TOUCHDOWN. FANS RADIO – THE CROWD IS ELECTRIC! RADIO – THIS IS FUN! RADIO – YOU HAD TO JUST SOAK IT IN AND LOOK AROUND AND START TO RECOGNIZE THE MAGNITUDE OF WHAT THIS IS AND HOW FORTUNATE WE ALL ARE TO BE HERE. SUPER BOWL XLVII RADIO – THERE’S NO EVENT THAT BRINGS MORE OF AMERICA TOGETHER THAN THE SUPER BOWL. FLACCO LOBBED DOWN THE MIDDLE! TOUCHDOWN!!! RADIO – END ZONE! TOUCHDOWN!!! AND THE HAY’S IN THE BARN!! THE BALTIMORE RAVENS ARE SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS!! TOUCHDOWN CELEBRATIONS RADIO – I LIKE THE FACT THAT HE TRIED TO PUT A LITTLE SALSA ON IT AT THE END. RADIO ‐ OH MERCY. RADIO – MANNING PUT IT RIGHT ON THE MONEY AND CRUZ DOES HIS SALSA DANCE. Page 1 of 8 RUNS RADIO – DON’T YOU GUYS KNOW YOU CAN’T TACKLE BEAST MODE LIKE THAT! RADIO – TRIED TO HURDLE IT. …IT DOES! RADIO – ADRIAN PETERSON IS LOOSE!! RADIO – TOUCHDOWN!!! FOLLIES RADIO – HERE HE GETS THE BALL AND LOOKS TO THROW IT. JUST SLIPS RIGHT OUT OF HIS HAND. RADIO – WOW. RADIO – BOY, IT’S A STRUGGLE TO GET EVERY SINGLE YARD THAT THEY’RE EARNING HERE. DEFENSE RADIO – PASS IS GONNA BE INTERCEPTED. THIS IS CHRIS HARRIS DOWN THE BRONCOS SIDELINE. RADIO – INTERCEPTED!! ASANTE SAMUEL!! RADIO – INTERCEPTED ON THE FAR SIDELINE!! RADIO – LOOKING LEFT, HE GOT HIT. HE FUMBLED THE BALL! CATCHES RADIO – CAUGHT AT THE 30 YARD LINE! RADIO – THAT WAS A MAN CATCH. RADIO – AS HE WAS JUGGLING THE BALL HE HELD ONTO IT. 2012 PLAYOFFS RADIO – IT ENDS HERE FOR ONE OF THESE 2 TEAMS. THAT’S THE EXCITEMENT OF PLAYOFF FOOTBALL. THE RAVENS FUTURE HALL OF FAME LINEBACKER WILL RETIRE FOLLOWING THIS POSTSEASON. RADIO – MIDFIELD. HOLIDAY DOWN THE 25 TO 20. TOUCHDOWN DENVER! RADIO – AND THE SEAHAWKS WATCHED THEIR MAGIC CARPET RIDE END IN ATLANTA. RADIO – KAPAERNICK STEPPING UP. GONNA RUN THE BALL TO THE 15! TO THE 10! TO THE 5! TO THE CORNER AND IN! TOUCHDOWN 49ERS!! RADIO – AND THE RAVENS ARE GOING TO THE SUPER BOWL!! Page 2 of 8 COLIN KAEPERNIK RADIO – KAPAERNICK ROLLS TO HIS LEFT. THROWS ONE UP THE NEAR SIDE. CAUGHT. CRABTREE ON THE RUN. COLLIN KAPAERNICK WITH A GREAT SPACE!! RADIO – COLLIN STEPS UP. COLLIN THROWS A DEEP BALL DOWN THE SIDELINE!! VERNON DAVIS HAS IT!! RUNNING DOWN THE NEAR SIDE AND KAPAERNICK IS GONE!!! KAPAERNICK’S LEGS STRIKE AGAIN!! RADIO – STANDING AND THROWING THE DEEP BALL FOR MOSS! DOWN THE NEAR SIDE, GOT IT!! TOUCHDOWN 49ERS!! BEST JUKES OF 2012 RADIO – 3RD & 11. HERE COMES PRESSURE. THEY GET THE PASS AWAY. IT IS CAUGHT! FIRST DOWN AT THE 33. IT’S … ALEXANDER, AND STILL RUNNING WITH THE FOOTBALL. NO WHISTLE. C.J. SPILLER CUTS TO THE LEFT SIDE AT THE 5, TO THE END ZONE! TOUCHDOWN!! BILLS TAKE THE LEAD! RADIO – JONES! HE’S GOT …! BOUNCES UP! SPINS OUT OF 1 TACKLE! RUNNING TO THE LEFT HASH MARK!! RADIO – RUSSELL WILSON READING! PULLING THE BALL! KEEP IT! TURNING UP FIELD! SHOWING THE SPEED! RADIO – HANDOFF SHAWN GREEN. SPINS OFF A TACKLER AT THE 5! INTO THE END ZONE! TOUCHDOWN!! 2012 HUDDLE SPEECHES IT’S TIME BABY. MAKE IT SPECIAL TONIGHT! THIS IS OUR HOUSE! IT’S OUR NIGHT!! IT IS OUR DIVISION!! ALL HANDS ON DECK!!! THE JOURNEY ENDS IN 60 MINUTES!! IT’S ABOUT 53 MEN STANDING IN THIS HUDDLE WITH ME RIGHT NOW!!! 53 MEN TOGETHER! ONE FOCUS! ONE MISSION! THE SAINTS GOT PRIDE!! THE SAINTS GOT SWAG!! LET’S GET THIS DONE! 1, 2, 3, DOMINATE!! Page 3 of 8 HARBAUGH BROTHERS RADIO – 2 COACHES THAT ARE BROTHERS AT THE SAME TIME REACHING THE PINNACLE OF THEIR PROFESSION. THIS MAY NEVER EVER HAPPEN AGAIN. INTERFERENCE! THROW THE FLAG!! COME ON!! GET HIM DOWN!!! GO GET HIM!! HORSE COLLAR!!! WHAT!! WHAT THE HELL TONY!! COME ON, I DIDN’T SEE A THING!! WHAT!!! WHAT!!! WHAT!!! NICE JOB!! HEY, COME HERE. NICE JOB. O.K. BE GOOD TODAY. I’M PROUD OF YOU. REALLY PROUD OF YOU. DREW BREES WE OWN THIS DIVISION! MAKE SURE THEY REMEMBER THAT TODAY! RADIO – BREES IN THE SHOTGUN. HE’S GONNA THROW IT DEEP DOWNFIELD FOR MORGAN, AND HE WILL SCORE! PLAY ACTION BREES. ROLLING, THROWING, BACK OF THE END ZONE AND THERE’S A DREW BREES TOUCHDOWN! RADIO – BREES STEPS UP IN THE POCKET. THROWS AND IT’S WIDE OPEN. HENDERSON 10, 5, AND THERE IT IS!! DREW BREES PASSES JOHNNY UNITAS THROWING A TOUCHDOWN IN HIS 48TH STRAIGHT GAME. PLAYERS DANCING (NO AUDIO) 2012 KICK OFF RADIO – THE TEXANS START THE SEASON AND SOLD‐OUT RELIANT STADIUM. RADIO – SO MUCH ANTICIPATION WITH PEYTON MANNING NOW AT QB FOR THE BRONCOS. RADIO – MONTHS OF ANTICIPATION. WEEKS AND WEEKS OF HYPE. RADIO ‐ THE 2012 SEASON IS UNDERWAY. RADIO – PIERRE GARCON ..IN THE DISTANCE. THE FIRST TOUCHDOWN PASS OF R.G. III’S CAREER IS A MEMORABLE ONE. Page 4 of 8 RADIO – MATT LOOKS, THROWS. TONY GONZALEZ THE TOUCHDOWN!!! HERE GOES GONZALEZ FOR THE DUNK AT ARROWHEAD! RADIO ‐ THERE’S NOTHING, NOTHING LIKE THE NFL. SEATTLE DEFENSE RADIO – SAM HAS TIME. THROWS TO THE RIGHT SIDELINE AND IT’S INTERCEPTED, RICHARD SHERMAN. RADIO – HERE’S THE BLITZ, AND RUNNING RIGHT INTO K.J. WRIGHT! RADIO ‐ HE IS POUNDED! RADIO – HE’S GONNA GO DOWN! RADIO – GET IN THERE IS CLEMON! RADIO – THERE’S NO WHERE TO RUN IT. BOBBY WAGNER DRIVES HIM INTO THE GROUND. RADIO ‐ …STANDS STRONG. HE GETS HIT! HE’S GONNA GO DOWN! RADIO – HERE COMES EARL. HE’S GOT AN INTERCEPTION!! RADIO – HE’S GONNA GO DOWN! HE GETS HIT! RICHARD SHERMAN PICKS IT OFF!!! CALVIN JOHNSON RADIO – STAFFORD LOOKING DOWN THE RIGHT SIDELINE. ONE‐HANDED GRAB BY CALVIN JOHNSON! WOW! RADIO – CALVIN TURNING THE CORNER FOR 30, 35, 40! MEGATRON INTO THE HISTORY BOOKS BREAKING JERRY RICE’S ALL‐TIME RECORD. IS HE GOOD OR WHAT?! HE’S THE BEST WIDE RECEIVER IN FOOTBALL RIGHT NOW. ONE OF THE BEST WE’VE EVER SEEN. RADIO – TOUCHDOWN DETROIT LIONS! MEGATRON TOOK IT HOME! DOUG MARTIN RADIO – DOUG MARTIN’S NICKNAME IN COLLEGE WAS THE MUSCLE HAMSTER. RADIO – HANDOFF MARTIN. TRIES TO SPINOFF AND DOES! RADIO – TO THE 5, 3, 1! DOUG MARTIN’S GOT HIS FIRST CAREER TOUCHDOWN!! RADIO – AND NOW YOU’RE BEGINNING TO SEE WHAT THE BUCCANEERS SAW IN DOUG MARTIN IN ALL OF THOSE GAME TAPES. I MEAN HE HAD GREAT VISION THERE TO SEE A DEFENDER COMING AT HIM AND THEN SPIN AWAY. Page 5 of 8 RADIO – FROM A YARD AWAY, FIRST DOWN .. HANDOFF MARTIN RUNNING TO THE LEFT. HE DIVES OFF LEFT TACKLE! HE’S INTO THE PROMISE LAND AGAIN! IS THERE ANYTHING #22 CAN’T DO?!! JJ WATT RADIO – KNOW WHERE THAT GUY IS. HE’S BEEN ABOUT AS DOMINANT AS THEY COME IN THE NFL THIS YEAR. RADIO – STAFFORD GETS THE SNAP. IN TROUBLE AND HE’S BLASTED BY J.J. WATT! RADIO – ANOTHER BATTED PASS BY THE SWAT TEAM. RADIO – HERE HE COMES AGAIN. J.J. WATT IS AN INCREDIBLE ATHLETE. RADIO – J.J. WATT WITH ANOTHER BATTED BALL! RADIO – 15 PASSES DEFENDED. HOW’S HE NOT THE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR? RADIO – DALTON GETS THE SNAP. J.J. WATT! HE’S AT IT AGAIN!! ALDON SMITH RADIO – SACKING THE QB IS NOTHING NEW FOR HIM. 14 LAST YEAR AS A ROOKIE. RADIO – TAKES THE SNAP. 4 MAN RUSH. PRESSURE COMING. SACK #4 FOR ALDON SMITH! ALDON SMITH JUST HAVING A FURIOUS NIGHT! SURGING UP UNBLOCKED WAS ALDON SMITH! HE’S NOT JUST A PASS RUSHER. HE’S LEARNING HOW TO PLAY THE OUTSIDE LINEBACKER POSITION. RADIO – BRADFORD TAKES THE SNAP. STANDING UP IN THE POCKET. GONNA GET PRESSURED AND SACKED BY ALDON SMITH!! ALDON SMITH IS A HECK OF A PASS RUSHER. JULIO JONES RADIO – JULIO JONES, THE OUTSTANDING 2ND YEAR RECEIVER OUT OF ALABAMA. MATT TO THROW. SETS. SAILS IT DEEP. JONES IS OUT THERE. MAKES THE CATCH!! RADIO ‐ HOW ABOUT JULIO JONES’ ABILITY TO RUN IN THE OPEN FIELD? RADIO – JULIO JOES CAN. JONES 5! TOUCHDOWN ATLANTA. BOY THE BEAST SHOWED UP TODAY AND HE’S WEARING #11. WHAT A CATCH! UNBELIEVABLE. JULIO’S THERE AND IT’S CAUGHT! AND HE HELD ON ALL THE WAY THROUGH! ATLANTA TOUCHDOWN!! JASON PIERRE‐PAUL RADIO – JASON PIERRE‐PAUL WAS A #1 PICK IN 2010, THE 15TH PLAYER CHOSEN. RADIO – ROMO DROPS STRAIGHT BACK TO THROW. STEPS UP. GETS HIT BY CANTY. PASS INTERCEPTED BY JASON PIERRE‐PAUL!!! TO THE 10! TO THE 5! TOUCHDOWN GIANTS!! RADIO – SACKED BY JASON PIERRE‐PAUL WHO THROWS HIM TO THE GROUND! WHAT AN ATHLETIC PLAY BY PIERRE‐PAUL. THAT’S JUST GOOD PLAY BY JASON PIERRE‐PAUL. Page 6 of 8 RADIO – HE’S GONNA GET SACKED BY JASON PIERRE‐PAUL. ROBERT GRIFFIN III RADIO – ALL EYES AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON SETTING ON #10, ROBERT GRIFFIN III. RADIO – R.G. III ROLLING RIGHT. HE FIRES. CAUGHT! SANTANA MOSS! IT’S A TOUCHDOWN!! THIS IS WHAT WE HAVEN’T HAD IN A DECADE. WE GOT BIG PLAY BUILT INTO HIM! RADIO – THAT LOOKS LIKE THE GRIFFIN WE THOUGHT WE WOULD SEE TODAY.
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