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- New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter is featured in Gatorade's new Super Bowl XLII ads
- Spots touted the company's new G2 low-cal drink
- Jeter first saw ad during actual Super Bowl
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Derek Jeter 2008 Super Bowl Ad
- YouTube: Gatorade G2 - new Derek Jeter Super Bowl Ad Teaser Spot (Time: 0:10)
- YouTube: Gatorade G2 - new Derek Jeter Super Bowl Ad Teaser Spot Two (Time: 0:15)
- YouTube: Behind the Scenes With Derek Jeter at the G2 Commercial Shoot (Time: 0:52)
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Derek Jeter Super Bowl Ad Questions
Is the Super Bowl Cheetos ad too adult? 4 AnswersActually I thought it was rather funny. Granted I would not want my kids doing that to someone else, but alas it was funny. read more
Now that Derek Jeter tied the Yankees career hits record, how much further will he go? 7 AnswersJeter is 35 years old, but is also having a career year. In 2001 he signed a 10-year contract (http://bit.ly/4xrGrw), putting him under contract through the en... read more
Which of the five finalist Doritos Super Bowl Ads do you like the best? 2 AnswersI'm not a big football fan, so for me Super Bowl ads are the best part of the Super Bowl. And sadly, none of the five finalist Doritos ads seem really great. Bu... read more
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Derek Jeter Super Bowl Ad News
- Official Site: Gatorade G2
- Chicago Sun-Times: "Chicago Agency Plays Ball With N.Y. Yankee (February 1, 2008)
- USA Today: "Ad Track, Super Bowl edition: Jeeter at bat for G2" (January 30, 2008)
- CBS4.com: Yankees' Jeter At the Super Bowl in New Commercial (January 30, 2008)
- MSN Money: "Derek Jeter Drives Mega Marketing Super Bowl Campaign..." (January 16, 2008)
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