Liliy is looking for someone to take her place during March Madness and Coach K is interviewing for the position. Coack K has plenty of experience managing teams, but not a store.
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Matthew Stafford discusses phone trades with Lilly from AT&T. And he has a very specific example to compare to trading in your phone.
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It’s the Chuck Kut, the new signature March Madness hair style. As Jim Nance found out, Jennifer Gardner is in for a surprise when she sits down in the barber chair for a hair cut from Charles Barkley.
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Charles Barkley has his own school, Chuck U, in this Capital One commercial. They even have their own mascot, the “Fighting Sams.”
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Samuel books a “Final Fortune Teller” and its non other than Magic Johnson. Spiked gets “Chucked” and Samuel gets turned into a rabbit.
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Some of the teams sporting equipment has been lost. Charles Barkley show up with advice and bedazzled luggage.
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Need some golf clubs fast? Charles Barkley says try Dicks.com. He’s just passing through looking for his golf ball.
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Uh-uh, Oscar the dog ate one of her cleats. What to do now? Enter Charles Barkley with a solution: Dicks.com.
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Peyton Manning and Serena Williams star in a classic bowling themed new Michelob Ultra commercial that also features a number of other pro athletes.
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PGA Tour Pro and Major Champion Brooks Koepka walks up to the bar and asks his caddie, “Whats the play?”
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Former NFL linebacker and current New England Patriots linebackers coach Jerrod Mayo tackles food waste, and Pete Davidson in this Hellmann’s commercial
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Peyton and Eli are enjoying Pepsi and Lays when Jerome Bettis and Victor Cruz show up with a bus to the Super Bowl.
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Supermarket sushi? Really? Like Head and Shoulders, Troy Polamalu is never not working.
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Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes do a little axe throwing while questioning Jake from State Farm on why it’s called the “Patrick Price” and the “Rodgers Rate” when everyone gets great rates.
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