ESPN College GameDay Commercial

This commercial shows some of the various mishaps that have happened to guy's fantasy football leagues in the past such as having to ride with two guys on a bike due to the gas shortage, to a guy getting a huge horse and cowboy tattoo on his back because he lost a bet, as well as a "karaoke draft" where people made their picks while singing. This ad makes reference to the 2011 NFL lock-out and that you shouldn't worry too much about it - ESPN's online league will be ready when the games begin. Announcer: From the gas shortage of '01 Guy on Back of Bike: Dude, we're gonna miss the first round Guy on Bike: Would you please put your hands on my shoulders. Announcer: To the gentleman's bet of '04 Guy with Tattoo: It's not that bad. I love the horse. Announcer: To the karaoke draft of '06 Guy Singing: I'm going down, down, down, down on my knees. Announcer: Your fantasy league survived. It will survive a little lockout. Lock in your fantasy for free at ESPN.com Round #5 - Housh Fantasy Forever ESPN Fantasy Football

A man at an office party is giving out some uncomfortably long hugs to his co-workers. The hugs are not a sign of affection, but an attempt to catch the BCS on other people's computers. Don't be the office hugger, just download the WatchESPN app, and get all the sports information you crave. "Watch ESPN App - BCS Commercial" This season, embrace all that you love. Don't miss a minute of the BCS. Download the WatchESPN app or visit WatchESPN.com . (Lyrics) Over, over somebody else's shoulder Well over somebody else's shoulder I fell in love with you BCS Bowl Championship Series ESPN Continues through January 7th WatchESPN Download the APP or visit WatchESPN.com

This commercial shows various college basketball coaches, and how they act on the court. Putting their actions to music and sometimes looping or changing the timing and speed of the video, they make it look like the coaches are dancing. Watch Thad Matta of Ohio State, Buzz Williams of Marquette Golden Eagles, Herb Sendek of Arizona State Sun Devils, Roy Williams of University of North carolina at Chapel Hill Tar Heels, Kim Mulkey of the the Baylor Lady Bears, Jamie Dixon of the Pittsburgh (Pitt) Panthers, Frank Martin of Oakland, Tubby Smith of the Minnesota Golden Gophers, Seth Greenberg of Virginia Tech (VA Tech), Josh Pastner of the Memphis Tigers, Rick Pitino of the Louisville Cardinals, Mike Anderson of Mizzou (Missouri Tigers), Tom Izzo of the Michigan State Spartans, Chris Mack of the Xavier Musketers, Bill Self of the Kansas Jay Hawks, Brad Stevens of Butler Bulldogs, Lorenzo Romar of the Washington Huskies, Tom Crean of the Indiana Hoosiers, Debbie Ryan of he Virginia Lady Caveliers, Mike Kryzewski of the Duke Blue Devils, Mark Few of the Gonzaga Zags, Jim Boeheim of the Syracuse Oragne (Orangemen), Bruce Pearl of the Tennessee Volunteers, Tent Johnson of Louisiana State, Bo Ryan of the Wisonconsin Badgers put on their dancing shoes/shows as they try and get to the NCAA Tournament and beyond. It's not crazy It's sports ESPN

Stephen A. Smith boldly goes where no other ESPN analyst has gone before, sorta. I need to beam Spock back to the ship. Give me one way to do it. Maybe if we had a direct line of sight. He's inside of an active volcano. The Enterprise is too large. Shut up, Spock. We're trying to save you. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of a few. We're talking about your life! Doctor. Spock! Try to get him back online. If Spock was here and I was there, what would he do? He'd let you die. Damn, that's messed up. Star Trek Into Darkness Dramatic Interpretation By Stephen A. Smith Star Trek Into Darkness May 17

"College Football on WatchESPN" This commercial shows a guy out at the store buying supplies for a party. He gets a text message that his college football team, how is currently behind in the game has the ball with 1 minute left. He opens up the Watch ESPN app on his phone and begins watching the game live on his phone. The rest of the commercial shows him walking back to the house with the phone in front of him and the game playing. He gets back to the house and celebrates with his friends just as his team makes the winning touchdown. (Lyrics) Yea yeah yeah yea yea yeah yeah! Ohio State Matt Olson OSA down 3 with the ball Leaving now OSU is driving... 1 min left!! ESPN College Football All Season Long Watch Live Anytime Anywhere Watch ESPN Download Now or visit WatchESPN.com

Eric Stonestreet (Modern Family) is the Fan Coach, sharing this week's #BeTheFan challenge. Share your college football cheer, chant or yell in a video using #BeTheFan and you could be the next person AT&T sends to ESPN College GameDay. "AT&T Presents #BeTheFan: School Yell" True fans never stop cheering. And true fans use airhorns...ah! My gosh! It was supposed to be prop. AT&T presents Be The fan. A successful school chanter yell needs to have one of these elements. Number one, it needs to be simple. So pretty much anyone with a face can do it. Number two, IT'S GOTTA SOUND GOOD LOUD! Number three, it should make no sense whatsoever. Logic is your enemy! We got some heavyweights playing this weekend. Alabama and Texas A&M. Roll Tide Roll, hullabaloo connect connect, it doesn't get any better than that! This week your challenge is to send me a picture of video of your fandom by performing your chant, cheer or yell. Hastag at #BeTheFan so I can see it. Questions? Wagon hat. Do we have to get the words right? Who does? Can we sing it? If you sing loud. Gold face. Can we freestyle rap it? That's what I was waiting for. Yes! Enter the sweepstakes every week by tackling Coach's challenge. Hashtag your entry, #BeTheFan and share it for your chance to win a VIP trip to ESPN College GameDay. Oh! Come on, guys. AT&T presents #BeTheFan School Yell 1. Simple 2. LOUD! 3. No Sense #BeTheFan Challenge Show Me Your Cheer, Chant Or Yell AT&T ATTBeTheFan.com Rethink Possible