Colorado Media Newsroom
January 29th, 2014, 03:43 PM
From The Denver Post:
http://blogs.denverpost.com/ostrow/files/2014/01/thunder.jpgBroncos mascot, Thunder
In advance of the Broncos-Seahawks Super Bowl, NBC’s “Today” will do a live shot from Denver Friday. A pep rally at the Tavern Downtown invites fans to show up in orange at 4 a.m., and to cheer loud and long. A similar rally will be held in Seattle at the same time in a competition to see which city has the best team spirit*”Today’s” Kerry Sanders will be in Denver, Joe Fryer in Seattle for a fan shout-out.
Meanwhile in Manhattan, Thunder the Broncos’ Arabian horse mascot and his rider/trainer, Ann Judge-Wegener, are booked to appear on both “Today” and Fox News Channel’s “Fox and Friends.”
Fox has exclusive rights to broadcast this year’s game; NBC affiliate KUSA is the official Broncos partner. And don’t expect to be able to stream coverage of the big game on your mobile phone Sunday. Both Fox and the NFL announced that they will block mobile video streaming from the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Watch on the approved source (locally, that’s Fox’s KDVR-Fox31) or don’t watch.
More... (http://blogs.denverpost.com/ostrow/2014/01/29/today-denver-friday-thunder-booked-fox-nbc/17717/)
http://blogs.denverpost.com/ostrow/files/2014/01/thunder.jpgBroncos mascot, Thunder
In advance of the Broncos-Seahawks Super Bowl, NBC’s “Today” will do a live shot from Denver Friday. A pep rally at the Tavern Downtown invites fans to show up in orange at 4 a.m., and to cheer loud and long. A similar rally will be held in Seattle at the same time in a competition to see which city has the best team spirit*”Today’s” Kerry Sanders will be in Denver, Joe Fryer in Seattle for a fan shout-out.
Meanwhile in Manhattan, Thunder the Broncos’ Arabian horse mascot and his rider/trainer, Ann Judge-Wegener, are booked to appear on both “Today” and Fox News Channel’s “Fox and Friends.”
Fox has exclusive rights to broadcast this year’s game; NBC affiliate KUSA is the official Broncos partner. And don’t expect to be able to stream coverage of the big game on your mobile phone Sunday. Both Fox and the NFL announced that they will block mobile video streaming from the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Watch on the approved source (locally, that’s Fox’s KDVR-Fox31) or don’t watch.
More... (http://blogs.denverpost.com/ostrow/2014/01/29/today-denver-friday-thunder-booked-fox-nbc/17717/)