Tackling the biggest issues in sports from sports media students at Seton Hall
The Super Bowl has gone from being more than just an NFL championship game and has evolved into a cultural phenomenon drawing in over 100 million viewers every year. According to Sports Media Watch, 111.3 million people viewed the 2017 Super Bowl, and 103.39 million people watched in 2018. Seton Hall Associate Sports Management professor…
Another year, another trip to the Superbowl for the NFL’s questioned GOAT, Tom Brady. Whether you think Tom is the GOAT is your call, but you cannot deny his excellence when it comes to the game of football. He’s 41, the oldest active player in the NFL not named Adam Vinatieri (Who of course is…
Beginning in the late 1970s — when Super Bowl advertisements cost only about $80,000 for a 30-second clip, to 2019 where ads ballooned to $5.2 million — the interest of the millions of viewers from around the world is piqued when tuning in to each break in the action of the most watched sporting event…
We have all heard the customary pre-Super Bowl talk. Breaking down the game, analyzing matchups and interesting story lines, and making predictions. However, one of the biggest things talked about before the big game is prop bets, something that have become increasingly popular over the last several Super Bowls. Now, for the first time ever,…
At 41 years old, Tom Brady is considered old for an NFL quarterback, but this “old man” is playing in his second straight Super Bowl and appearing in the championship game for the ninth time in his career. Some may wonder how Brady can compete at such a high level when most players his age…
Before the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams face off in the 53rd annual Super Bowl, the National Football League continues their tradition of honoring the best players, performances and plays of the 2018 season in the NFL Honors Award ceremony on Saturday at 9:00 p.m. The award ceremony, hosted this year at Atlanta’s…
January 20, 2019: a day that will forever be remembered by New Orleans Saints fans, and not by their choosing. “I didn’t come out of my room, ate Jeni’s ice cream and watched Netflix,” coach Sean Payton said of his post-game activities after their devastating and highly controversial loss to the Rams in the NFC…