One of the quirkiest Super Bowl traditions involves betting on the color of Gatorade dumped on the winning coach ... (Source: Peter Casey/Getty Images) Ever wonder why so many ads and businesses refer ...

Amanda Rome, Chaska High School Class of 1998, ruled the volleyball court during her prep and collegiate career. Rome is the second CHS Hall of Fame inductee announced in ad-vance of the annual ...

Peyton Manning was quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos before retiring in 2016 - but what do we know ...

Gatorade shared the short video on social media, which features the renowned "HOLLYWOOD" sign with the L's replaced with ...

As the brand celebrates its 60th anniversary, chief brand officer Anuj Bhasin talks about the company's strategy to win the ...

In the ad, the Hollywood sign’s two Ls are flipped upside down to pay homage to Doncic’s No. 77 jersey number.

American sportsbooks could see about $1.4 billion in bets for this year’s Super Bowl matchup, according to the American ...

Nike unveiled its first Super Bowl commercial since 1998 during Sunday’s NFL broadcast. Created by Wieden+Kennedy Portland, ...

Each edition, the color of the Gatorade that drenches the Super Bowl-winning coach becomes a mystery, and it's not just a drink! It's tradition, excitement and bets. What will it be this year? Check ...

The Philadelphia Eagles continued the longstanding 'Gatorade bath' tradition when they won the 2025 Super Bowl Jamie Squire/Getty Victory really is sweet at the Super Bowl. Since the 1980s ...

Gatorade is the longstanding electrolyte drink that’s fueled athletes for decades. By restoring lost electrolytes, it helps to boost hydration and ultimately enhance your athletic performance.

The proverbial cherry on top comes with the Gatorade shower. When the game has finally been decided, tradition has dictated that the winning team dump whatever is in the Gatorade tub on their head ...