Colts Win Super Bowl; Anheuser-Busch Tops USA Today Ad Meter

Humorous Super Bowl ads played well on Sunday, as Anheuser-Busch once again dominates USA Today’s Ad Meter, but some critics point to the violent nature of many of the ads, as well as a lack of anything really groundbreaking. Meanwhile, CBS earns a 42.0/63 overnight, down just a tick from last year’s game on ABC, MVP Peyton Manning won’t be going to Disney World, and most observers laud Prince's halftime show.

Blazers’ Glory?
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Rose-Colored Glasses
CAA acquires practice of LeBron James’ agent.

Mach3 Turbo
Gillette inks Woods, Federer, Henry for worldwide campaign.

First Down
NFL chief Roger Goodell receives mixed reviews for his first state of league address.

Gold Rush
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Barry Fine
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Early Show
Tagliabue eliminated in first round of Hall of Fame voting.

Turning The Page
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