B2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013
SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL
SPORTS
THE DAILY FIX
LOCAL ROUNDUP
WWW.SANTACRUZSENTINEL.COM/SPORTS
SPORTS EDITOR: JULIE JAG, JJAG@SANTACRUZSENTINEL.COM
CHARLIE RIEDEL/AP
CONFETTI ANGEL: Baltimore Ravens defensive back Chykie
Brown celebrates after winning the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Celebs, babies, beer:
it’s Super Bowl ad time
Associated Press
NEW YORK — Sex sells. Babies sell even more. And
advertisers are hoping animals will make you laugh all the
way to their stores.
While the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore
Ravens battle on the field during Super Bowl XLVII, marketers from Best Buy to M&M to Toyota are competing
against each other on advertising’s biggest stage. And
they’re doing so by pulling out the most persuasive tools
of their trade.
The stakes are high, with 30-second spots going for as
much as $4 million this year. And more than 111 million
viewers are expected to tune in.
Here are some ad highlights from the first half:
HUMOR PREVAILS
Best Buy’s 30-second ad in the first quarter starred
Amy Poehler, of NBC’s “Parks and Recreation,” asking a
Best Buy employee endless questions about electronics.
“Will this one read “50 shades of Grey to me in a sexy
voice,” Poehler asks about an e-book reader. When the
staffer says no she asks, “Will you?”
M&M’s showed its red spokescharacter singing Meatloaf’s “I Would Do Anything For Love,” and wooing beautiful women, but stopping short when they try to eat him.
Oreo’s ad featured a showdown in a library between
people fighting over whether the cookie or the cream is
the best part of the cookie. The joke — the fight escalates
into thrown chairs and other destruction, but because the
fight is in a library, everyone still has to whisper.
CAR ADS FOCUSED ON FAMILIES
Hyundai’s “Epic Playdate” spot right before kickoff
showed a family partying with the band The Flaming
Lips: wreaking havoc at a natural history museum, getting chased by bikers, going to a petting zoo and playing
in a park.
“Make every day epic with the new seven-passenger
Santa Fe,” a voiceover states.
When the family gets back home and the daughter asks,
“What are we going to do now?” The father replies, “Well,
I think there’s a game on,” and the broadcast went straight
to the kickoff.
Audi’s 60-second ad in the first quarter, with an ending
voted on by viewers, shows a boy gaining confidence from
driving his father’s Audi to the prom, kissing the prom
queen and getting decked by the prom king.
SEX STILL SELLS
Calvin Klein upped the sex appeal with a 30-second spot
showing male model Matthew Terry strutting around in
underwear.
Godaddy.com’s spot toed the line of good taste, showing
a close up extended kiss between supermodel Bar Refaeli and a nerdy nobody to illustrate Godaddy’s combo of
“sexy” and “smart.”
MONDAY’S LOCAL EVENTS
BOYS SOCCER
TIME
MVC at Monterey
GIRLS SOCCER
PCS at Anzar
3 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
PLACE
Monterey High
Anzar High
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NBA
Kings at Jazz
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Notre Dame at Syracuse
George Mason at Old Dominion
Texas at West Virginia
San Diego at Loyola Marymount
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Purdue at Penn State
Texas A&M at LSU
NHL
Stars at Avalanche
Sharks at Ducks
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6 p.m.
TV
NBATV
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
ESPN
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6 p.m.
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7 p.m.
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Tuesday
Saturday
Feb. 11
Feb. 12
at Ducks
vs. Blackhawks
vs. Coyotes
at Blue Jackets
at Predators
7 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
4 p.m.
5 p.m.
Aaron Jacobsen won the Super
Bowl 10K at Natural Bridges on Sunday, edging out fellow Santa Cruzan
Eric Clarkson by two seconds.
Jacobsen, the men’s cross country
coach at UC Santa Cruz, clocked in
at 34 minutes, 1 second. County residents Julian Sunn (34:26), Stefano
Profumo (34:58) and Ivan Rodriguez
(35:18) rounded out the top 5.
Aptos’ Nikia Brautovich was the top
female finisher, taking seventh overall
in 37:39.
Profumo, a physics professor at
UCSC, won the 3K in 10:44. Mount
Hermon’s Patrice Fernald took first
among women with a time of 11:35,
good for eighth overall.
Santa Cruz 12-year-old John Ratliff
won the 1K kids run, clocking in at 3:15.
MORE ONLINE
SUPER BOWL 10K
Go to www.santacruzsentinel.com to
see video of the 2013 SuperBowl Kids
Run, a 1-kilometer race put on annually
by the Santa Cruz Track Club.
header with visiting Santa Barbara
City College on Saturday, losing Game
1 3-2 but winning Game 2 4-3 to take
the three-game series.
Pitcher Julian Garcia tossed five
hitless innings in relief for the Seahawks in the opening game, but a 3-0
hole led to the team’s undoing. Tyler
Olivet went 2-for-4 with a run scored
for Cabrillo (2-1).
Starter O’Keefe Hall (0-1) earned
the loss after allowing two earned
runs on two hits over four innings.
San Lorenzo Valley High alum Tyler
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Cabrillo College split its double- Gilbert (1-0), pitching for Santa Bar-
bara (1-2), earned the win after allowing one earned run on five hits over
eight innings.
The Seahawks fell behind 3-0 in
Game 2, but Mark Ortiz executed a
safety squeeze to tie the game and
later scored the winning run on Nick
MacFarland’s walk-off single.
MacFarland went 3-for-4 with two
RBIs and a run scored, while Olivet
and Drake Yoshioka each provided
two hits.
Ben Lackey (1-0) earned the win
after pitching two hitless innings of
relief.
Cabrillo will visit Marin College at
2 p.m. Tuesday.
SETTING IT STRAIGHT
Santa Cruz resident Colin Brown
took third in his first heat at the Nelscott Reef Big Wave Classic before
being eliminated in the first semifinal.
He was omitted from a story on Page
D1 in Sundays Sentinel
STANFORD MEN’S BASKETBALL
Cardinal stay hot,
beat Oregon State
By PHIL JENSEN
Bay Area News Group
STANFORD — The Stanford men’s basketball team
kept its momentum going on
Sunday with an 81-73 home
victory over Oregon State.
The Cardinal (14-8, 5-4 Pac12), winners of four of their last
five, needed 14 three-pointers
and eight clutch free throws
in the last minute to hold off
the Beavers (11-11, 1-8).
“We beat a good team …
throw records out the window,” Stanford coach Johnny
Dawkins said. “I guess that
says a lot about our conference as a whole, just how
much parity is there, from
top to bottom.”
Now Stanford is heading
on the road to face Arizona
on Wednesday. The Wildcats
are tied for the Pac-12 lead
with Oregon at 7-2. Stanford
is tied for fifth in a bunchedup conference race.
“I think the biggest thing
that we have learned from
these past two games is how
well we can play,” said Stanford’s Josh Huestis, referring
to Wednesday’s 76-52 victory
over Oregon. “We’ve got to go
into every single game like our
backs are up against the wall.”
H u e s t i s , w h o s co re d
16 points and grabbed 13
rebounds, made a couple of
big plays in the last 90 seconds in front of 4,733 fans at
Maples Pavilion. His pull-up
jumper with 1:10 remaining
BEN MARGOT/AP
gave the Cardinal a 73-69 Stanford’s Gabriel Harris lays up a shot against Oregon State’s
lead, then 20 seconds later Jarmal Reid during the first half of their game on Sunday in
he had a key block.
Stanford.
of her career high in rebounds, then a victory over Utah that extended the
scored six straight points to help Stan- Bruins’ winning streak to four games.
Antonye Nyingifa added 13 points
Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer ford regain control.
and eight rebounds, and Nirra Fields
uses words such as “warrior,” “comhad 11 points for the Bruins (17-4, 8-2
petitor” and “fabulous” to describe NO. 6 CAL 72, AT OREGON 45
Chiney Ogwumike.
Layshia Clarendon scored 15, Gen- Pac-12), who have won 10 of 12. They
The standout junior forward did nifer Brandon and Talia Caldwell each had 11 turnovers after committing a
plenty against Oregon State to justify had double-doubles as No. 6 Cal cruised season-high 29 in Friday’s win over No.
22 Colorado.
her coach’s praise.
against Oregon.
Michelle Plouffe had 14 points and
Ogwumike posted her sixth straight
Caldwell finished with 14 points and
double-double with a career-high 32 14 rebounds, and Brandon had 14 points 12 rebounds, and Iwalani Rodrigues
points and 18 rebounds to lead the No. and 12 rebounds for the Golden Bears added 11 points for the Utes (11-10, 2-8).
4 Cardinal to a 65-45 win over the Bea- (19-2, 9-1 Pac-12) who maintained their They’ve lost four straight — all on the
vers on Sunday night.
tie with No. 4 Stanford atop the league road — and 10 of 11 after winning their
VanDerveer credits Ogwumike for standings. Brittany Boyd also had 13 first seven games.
her consistency. She’s scored in double points and eight assists for Cal.
digits in all 21 of Stanford’s games and
Devyn Galland scored 11 to lead the NO. 22 COLORADO 65, AT USC 49
has reached double digits in rebounds Ducks (3-19, 1-9), who were dominated
Arielle Roberson scored 16 points
17 times.
inside, giving up 44 points in the paint. and Chucky Jeffery had 15 points and 10
“The best thing I can be is level-head- They were also outrebounded 51-40.
rebounds to help Colorado beat USC.
ed, keep a smile on my face throughOne game after Stanford coach Tara
The Buffaloes (16-5, 5-5 Pac-12)
out the game and try to compete,” said Vanderveer recorded her 400th career trailed 31-26 at halftime, but scored the
Ogwumike.
Pac-12 victory with an 86-62 win against first eight points of the second half to
Amber Orrange and Bonnie Samuel- Oregon, Cal coach Lindsay Gottlieb take the lead for good.
son — who hit four 3-pointers — added earned her 100th career win against
Brittany Wilson added 12 points and
12 points apiece for the Cardinal (20-2, the Ducks.
Lexy Kresl scored 11 for Colorado. The
9-1 Pac-12).
Cal put this one away early, taking Buffs, bouncing back from a loss FriJamie Weisner had 13 points and Ali advantage of the Ducks’ poor shoot- day at No. 18 UCLA, controlled the
Gibson added 12 for the Beavers (9-13, ing and turnover prone offense to lead boards with a 44-29 rebounding edge
3-7), who trailed by as many as 16 in the 38-19 at halftime.
and held the Trojans to 28 percent
first half but closed to 35-26 when Ali
shooting.
Gibson opened the second half with a AT NO. 18 UCLA 70, UTAH 42
USC (8-13, 5-5) was led by Cassie
reverse layup.
Alyssia Brewer scored 16 points and Harberts with 14 points. Ariya Crook
But Ogwumike, who fell one shy UCLA’s defense forced 18 turnovers in added 10 points.
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B2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013
SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL
SPORTS
THE DAILY FIX
LOCAL ROUNDUP
WWW.SANTACRUZSENTINEL.COM/SPORTS
SPORTS EDITOR: JULIE JAG, JJAG@SANTACRUZSENTINEL.COM
CHARLIE RIEDEL/AP
CONFETTI ANGEL: Baltimore Ravens defensive back Chykie
Brown celebrates after winning the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Celebs, babies, beer:
it’s Super Bowl ad time
Associated Press
NEW YORK — Sex sells. Babies sell even more. And
advertisers are hoping animals will make you laugh all the
way to their stores.
While the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore
Ravens battle on the field during Super Bowl XLVII, marketers from Best Buy to M&M to Toyota are competing
against each other on advertising’s biggest stage. And
they’re doing so by pulling out the most persuasive tools
of their trade.
The stakes are high, with 30-second spots going for as
much as $4 million this year. And more than 111 million
viewers are expected to tune in.
Here are some ad highlights from the first half:
HUMOR PREVAILS
Best Buy’s 30-second ad in the first quarter starred
Amy Poehler, of NBC’s “Parks and Recreation,” asking a
Best Buy employee endless questions about electronics.
“Will this one read “50 shades of Grey to me in a sexy
voice,” Poehler asks about an e-book reader. When the
staffer says no she asks, “Will you?”
M&M’s showed its red spokescharacter singing Meatloaf’s “I Would Do Anything For Love,” and wooing beautiful women, but stopping short when they try to eat him.
Oreo’s ad featured a showdown in a library between
people fighting over whether the cookie or the cream is
the best part of the cookie. The joke — the fight escalates
into thrown chairs and other destruction, but because the
fight is in a library, everyone still has to whisper.
CAR ADS FOCUSED ON FAMILIES
Hyundai’s “Epic Playdate” spot right before kickoff
showed a family partying with the band The Flaming
Lips: wreaking havoc at a natural history museum, getting chased by bikers, going to a petting zoo and playing
in a park.
“Make every day epic with the new seven-passenger
Santa Fe,” a voiceover states.
When the family gets back home and the daughter asks,
“What are we going to do now?” The father replies, “Well,
I think there’s a game on,” and the broadcast went straight
to the kickoff.
Audi’s 60-second ad in the first quarter, with an ending
voted on by viewers, shows a boy gaining confidence from
driving his father’s Audi to the prom, kissing the prom
queen and getting decked by the prom king.
SEX STILL SELLS
Calvin Klein upped the sex appeal with a 30-second spot
showing male model Matthew Terry strutting around in
underwear.
Godaddy.com’s spot toed the line of good taste, showing
a close up extended kiss between supermodel Bar Refaeli and a nerdy nobody to illustrate Godaddy’s combo of
“sexy” and “smart.”
MONDAY’S LOCAL EVENTS
BOYS SOCCER
TIME
MVC at Monterey
GIRLS SOCCER
PCS at Anzar
3 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
PLACE
Monterey High
Anzar High
ON THE AIR MONDAY
NBA
Kings at Jazz
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Notre Dame at Syracuse
George Mason at Old Dominion
Texas at West Virginia
San Diego at Loyola Marymount
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Purdue at Penn State
Texas A&M at LSU
NHL
Stars at Avalanche
Sharks at Ducks
TIME
6 p.m.
TV
NBATV
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
ESPN
NBC-SP
ESPN
CSN
4 p.m.
6 p.m.
ESPN2
ESPN2
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
NBC-SP
CSN-CA
RADIO
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SANTA CRUZ
WARRIORS
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SHARKS
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at Thunder
at Grizzlies
at Mavericks
vs. Rockets
at Reno
at Idaho
at Idaho
vs. Los Angeles
at Reno
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Monday
Tuesday
Saturday
Feb. 11
Feb. 12
at Ducks
vs. Blackhawks
vs. Coyotes
at Blue Jackets
at Predators
7 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
4 p.m.
5 p.m.
Aaron Jacobsen won the Super
Bowl 10K at Natural Bridges on Sunday, edging out fellow Santa Cruzan
Eric Clarkson by two seconds.
Jacobsen, the men’s cross country
coach at UC Santa Cruz, clocked in
at 34 minutes, 1 second. County residents Julian Sunn (34:26), Stefano
Profumo (34:58) and Ivan Rodriguez
(35:18) rounded out the top 5.
Aptos’ Nikia Brautovich was the top
female finisher, taking seventh overall
in 37:39.
Profumo, a physics professor at
UCSC, won the 3K in 10:44. Mount
Hermon’s Patrice Fernald took first
among women with a time of 11:35,
good for eighth overall.
Santa Cruz 12-year-old John Ratliff
won the 1K kids run, clocking in at 3:15.
MORE ONLINE
SUPER BOWL 10K
Go to www.santacruzsentinel.com to
see video of the 2013 SuperBowl Kids
Run, a 1-kilometer race put on annually
by the Santa Cruz Track Club.
header with visiting Santa Barbara
City College on Saturday, losing Game
1 3-2 but winning Game 2 4-3 to take
the three-game series.
Pitcher Julian Garcia tossed five
hitless innings in relief for the Seahawks in the opening game, but a 3-0
hole led to the team’s undoing. Tyler
Olivet went 2-for-4 with a run scored
for Cabrillo (2-1).
Starter O’Keefe Hall (0-1) earned
the loss after allowing two earned
runs on two hits over four innings.
San Lorenzo Valley High alum Tyler
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Cabrillo College split its double- Gilbert (1-0), pitching for Santa Bar-
bara (1-2), earned the win after allowing one earned run on five hits over
eight innings.
The Seahawks fell behind 3-0 in
Game 2, but Mark Ortiz executed a
safety squeeze to tie the game and
later scored the winning run on Nick
MacFarland’s walk-off single.
MacFarland went 3-for-4 with two
RBIs and a run scored, while Olivet
and Drake Yoshioka each provided
two hits.
Ben Lackey (1-0) earned the win
after pitching two hitless innings of
relief.
Cabrillo will visit Marin College at
2 p.m. Tuesday.
SETTING IT STRAIGHT
Santa Cruz resident Colin Brown
took third in his first heat at the Nelscott Reef Big Wave Classic before
being eliminated in the first semifinal.
He was omitted from a story on Page
D1 in Sundays Sentinel
STANFORD MEN’S BASKETBALL
Cardinal stay hot,
beat Oregon State
By PHIL JENSEN
Bay Area News Group
STANFORD — The Stanford men’s basketball team
kept its momentum going on
Sunday with an 81-73 home
victory over Oregon State.
The Cardinal (14-8, 5-4 Pac12), winners of four of their last
five, needed 14 three-pointers
and eight clutch free throws
in the last minute to hold off
the Beavers (11-11, 1-8).
“We beat a good team …
throw records out the window,” Stanford coach Johnny
Dawkins said. “I guess that
says a lot about our conference as a whole, just how
much parity is there, from
top to bottom.”
Now Stanford is heading
on the road to face Arizona
on Wednesday. The Wildcats
are tied for the Pac-12 lead
with Oregon at 7-2. Stanford
is tied for fifth in a bunchedup conference race.
“I think the biggest thing
that we have learned from
these past two games is how
well we can play,” said Stanford’s Josh Huestis, referring
to Wednesday’s 76-52 victory
over Oregon. “We’ve got to go
into every single game like our
backs are up against the wall.”
H u e s t i s , w h o s co re d
16 points and grabbed 13
rebounds, made a couple of
big plays in the last 90 seconds in front of 4,733 fans at
Maples Pavilion. His pull-up
jumper with 1:10 remaining
BEN MARGOT/AP
gave the Cardinal a 73-69 Stanford’s Gabriel Harris lays up a shot against Oregon State’s
lead, then 20 seconds later Jarmal Reid during the first half of their game on Sunday in
he had a key block.
Stanford.
of her career high in rebounds, then a victory over Utah that extended the
scored six straight points to help Stan- Bruins’ winning streak to four games.
Antonye Nyingifa added 13 points
Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer ford regain control.
and eight rebounds, and Nirra Fields
uses words such as “warrior,” “comhad 11 points for the Bruins (17-4, 8-2
petitor” and “fabulous” to describe NO. 6 CAL 72, AT OREGON 45
Chiney Ogwumike.
Layshia Clarendon scored 15, Gen- Pac-12), who have won 10 of 12. They
The standout junior forward did nifer Brandon and Talia Caldwell each had 11 turnovers after committing a
plenty against Oregon State to justify had double-doubles as No. 6 Cal cruised season-high 29 in Friday’s win over No.
22 Colorado.
her coach’s praise.
against Oregon.
Michelle Plouffe had 14 points and
Ogwumike posted her sixth straight
Caldwell finished with 14 points and
double-double with a career-high 32 14 rebounds, and Brandon had 14 points 12 rebounds, and Iwalani Rodrigues
points and 18 rebounds to lead the No. and 12 rebounds for the Golden Bears added 11 points for the Utes (11-10, 2-8).
4 Cardinal to a 65-45 win over the Bea- (19-2, 9-1 Pac-12) who maintained their They’ve lost four straight — all on the
vers on Sunday night.
tie with No. 4 Stanford atop the league road — and 10 of 11 after winning their
VanDerveer credits Ogwumike for standings. Brittany Boyd also had 13 first seven games.
her consistency. She’s scored in double points and eight assists for Cal.
digits in all 21 of Stanford’s games and
Devyn Galland scored 11 to lead the NO. 22 COLORADO 65, AT USC 49
has reached double digits in rebounds Ducks (3-19, 1-9), who were dominated
Arielle Roberson scored 16 points
17 times.
inside, giving up 44 points in the paint. and Chucky Jeffery had 15 points and 10
“The best thing I can be is level-head- They were also outrebounded 51-40.
rebounds to help Colorado beat USC.
ed, keep a smile on my face throughOne game after Stanford coach Tara
The Buffaloes (16-5, 5-5 Pac-12)
out the game and try to compete,” said Vanderveer recorded her 400th career trailed 31-26 at halftime, but scored the
Ogwumike.
Pac-12 victory with an 86-62 win against first eight points of the second half to
Amber Orrange and Bonnie Samuel- Oregon, Cal coach Lindsay Gottlieb take the lead for good.
son — who hit four 3-pointers — added earned her 100th career win against
Brittany Wilson added 12 points and
12 points apiece for the Cardinal (20-2, the Ducks.
Lexy Kresl scored 11 for Colorado. The
9-1 Pac-12).
Cal put this one away early, taking Buffs, bouncing back from a loss FriJamie Weisner had 13 points and Ali advantage of the Ducks’ poor shoot- day at No. 18 UCLA, controlled the
Gibson added 12 for the Beavers (9-13, ing and turnover prone offense to lead boards with a 44-29 rebounding edge
3-7), who trailed by as many as 16 in the 38-19 at halftime.
and held the Trojans to 28 percent
first half but closed to 35-26 when Ali
shooting.
Gibson opened the second half with a AT NO. 18 UCLA 70, UTAH 42
USC (8-13, 5-5) was led by Cassie
reverse layup.
Alyssia Brewer scored 16 points and Harberts with 14 points. Ariya Crook
But Ogwumike, who fell one shy UCLA’s defense forced 18 turnovers in added 10 points.
Associated Press
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5 p.m.
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2:30 p.m.
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7 p.m.
Sentinel staff report
Ogwumike’s double-double lifts Stanford
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Saturday
Feb. 12
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CHARLIE RIEDEL/AP
CONFETTI ANGEL: Baltimore Ravens defensive back Chykie
Brown celebrates after winning the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Celebs, babies, beer:
it’s Super Bowl ad time
Associated Press
NEW YORK — Sex sells. Babies sell even more. And
advertisers are hoping animals will make you laugh all the
way to their stores.
While the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore
Ravens battle on the field during Super Bowl XLVII, marketers from Best Buy to M&M to Toyota are competing
against each other on advertising’s biggest stage. And
they’re doing so by pulling out the most persuasive tools
of their trade.
The stakes are high, with 30-second spots going for as
much as $4 million this year. And more than 111 million
viewers are expected to tune in.
Here are some ad highlights from the first half:
HUMOR PREVAILS
Best Buy’s 30-second ad in the first quarter starred
Amy Poehler, of NBC’s “Parks and Recreation,” asking a
Best Buy employee endless questions about electronics.
“Will this one read “50 shades of Grey to me in a sexy
voice,” Poehler asks about an e-book reader. When the
staffer says no she asks, “Will you?”
M&M’s showed its red spokescharacter singing Meatloaf’s “I Would Do Anything For Love,” and wooing beautiful women, but stopping short when they try to eat him.
Oreo’s ad featured a showdown in a library between
people fighting over whether the cookie or the cream is
the best part of the cookie. The joke — the fight escalates
into thrown chairs and other destruction, but because the
fight is in a library, everyone still has to whisper.
CAR ADS FOCUSED ON FAMILIES
Hyundai’s “Epic Playdate” spot right before kickoff
showed a family partying with the band The Flaming
Lips: wreaking havoc at a natural history museum, getting chased by bikers, going to a petting zoo and playing
in a park.
“Make every day epic with the new seven-passenger
Santa Fe,” a voiceover states.
When the family gets back home and the daughter asks,
“What are we going to do now?” The father replies, “Well,
I think there’s a game on,” and the broadcast went straight
to the kickoff.
Audi’s 60-second ad in the first quarter, with an ending
voted on by viewers, shows a boy gaining confidence from
driving his father’s Audi to the prom, kissing the prom
queen and getting decked by the prom king.
SEX STILL SELLS
Calvin Klein upped the sex appeal with a 30-second spot
showing male model Matthew Terry strutting around in
underwear.
Godaddy.com’s spot toed the line of good taste, showing
a close up extended kiss between supermodel Bar Refaeli and a nerdy nobody to illustrate Godaddy’s combo of
“sexy” and “smart.”
MONDAY’S LOCAL EVENTS
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Stars at Avalanche
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Tuesday
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4 p.m.
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Aaron Jacobsen won the Super
Bowl 10K at Natural Bridges on Sunday, edging out fellow Santa Cruzan
Eric Clarkson by two seconds.
Jacobsen, the men’s cross country
coach at UC Santa Cruz, clocked in
at 34 minutes, 1 second. County residents Julian Sunn (34:26), Stefano
Profumo (34:58) and Ivan Rodriguez
(35:18) rounded out the top 5.
Aptos’ Nikia Brautovich was the top
female finisher, taking seventh overall
in 37:39.
Profumo, a physics professor at
UCSC, won the 3K in 10:44. Mount
Hermon’s Patrice Fernald took first
among women with a time of 11:35,
good for eighth overall.
Santa Cruz 12-year-old John Ratliff
won the 1K kids run, clocking in at 3:15.
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see video of the 2013 SuperBowl Kids
Run, a 1-kilometer race put on annually
by the Santa Cruz Track Club.
header with visiting Santa Barbara
City College on Saturday, losing Game
1 3-2 but winning Game 2 4-3 to take
the three-game series.
Pitcher Julian Garcia tossed five
hitless innings in relief for the Seahawks in the opening game, but a 3-0
hole led to the team’s undoing. Tyler
Olivet went 2-for-4 with a run scored
for Cabrillo (2-1).
Starter O’Keefe Hall (0-1) earned
the loss after allowing two earned
runs on two hits over four innings.
San Lorenzo Valley High alum Tyler
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Cabrillo College split its double- Gilbert (1-0), pitching for Santa Bar-
bara (1-2), earned the win after allowing one earned run on five hits over
eight innings.
The Seahawks fell behind 3-0 in
Game 2, but Mark Ortiz executed a
safety squeeze to tie the game and
later scored the winning run on Nick
MacFarland’s walk-off single.
MacFarland went 3-for-4 with two
RBIs and a run scored, while Olivet
and Drake Yoshioka each provided
two hits.
Ben Lackey (1-0) earned the win
after pitching two hitless innings of
relief.
Cabrillo will visit Marin College at
2 p.m. Tuesday.
SETTING IT STRAIGHT
Santa Cruz resident Colin Brown
took third in his first heat at the Nelscott Reef Big Wave Classic before
being eliminated in the first semifinal.
He was omitted from a story on Page
D1 in Sundays Sentinel
STANFORD MEN’S BASKETBALL
Cardinal stay hot,
beat Oregon State
By PHIL JENSEN
Bay Area News Group
STANFORD — The Stanford men’s basketball team
kept its momentum going on
Sunday with an 81-73 home
victory over Oregon State.
The Cardinal (14-8, 5-4 Pac12), winners of four of their last
five, needed 14 three-pointers
and eight clutch free throws
in the last minute to hold off
the Beavers (11-11, 1-8).
“We beat a good team …
throw records out the window,” Stanford coach Johnny
Dawkins said. “I guess that
says a lot about our conference as a whole, just how
much parity is there, from
top to bottom.”
Now Stanford is heading
on the road to face Arizona
on Wednesday. The Wildcats
are tied for the Pac-12 lead
with Oregon at 7-2. Stanford
is tied for fifth in a bunchedup conference race.
“I think the biggest thing
that we have learned from
these past two games is how
well we can play,” said Stanford’s Josh Huestis, referring
to Wednesday’s 76-52 victory
over Oregon. “We’ve got to go
into every single game like our
backs are up against the wall.”
H u e s t i s , w h o s co re d
16 points and grabbed 13
rebounds, made a couple of
big plays in the last 90 seconds in front of 4,733 fans at
Maples Pavilion. His pull-up
jumper with 1:10 remaining
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gave the Cardinal a 73-69 Stanford’s Gabriel Harris lays up a shot against Oregon State’s
lead, then 20 seconds later Jarmal Reid during the first half of their game on Sunday in
he had a key block.
Stanford.
of her career high in rebounds, then a victory over Utah that extended the
scored six straight points to help Stan- Bruins’ winning streak to four games.
Antonye Nyingifa added 13 points
Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer ford regain control.
and eight rebounds, and Nirra Fields
uses words such as “warrior,” “comhad 11 points for the Bruins (17-4, 8-2
petitor” and “fabulous” to describe NO. 6 CAL 72, AT OREGON 45
Chiney Ogwumike.
Layshia Clarendon scored 15, Gen- Pac-12), who have won 10 of 12. They
The standout junior forward did nifer Brandon and Talia Caldwell each had 11 turnovers after committing a
plenty against Oregon State to justify had double-doubles as No. 6 Cal cruised season-high 29 in Friday’s win over No.
22 Colorado.
her coach’s praise.
against Oregon.
Michelle Plouffe had 14 points and
Ogwumike posted her sixth straight
Caldwell finished with 14 points and
double-double with a career-high 32 14 rebounds, and Brandon had 14 points 12 rebounds, and Iwalani Rodrigues
points and 18 rebounds to lead the No. and 12 rebounds for the Golden Bears added 11 points for the Utes (11-10, 2-8).
4 Cardinal to a 65-45 win over the Bea- (19-2, 9-1 Pac-12) who maintained their They’ve lost four straight — all on the
vers on Sunday night.
tie with No. 4 Stanford atop the league road — and 10 of 11 after winning their
VanDerveer credits Ogwumike for standings. Brittany Boyd also had 13 first seven games.
her consistency. She’s scored in double points and eight assists for Cal.
digits in all 21 of Stanford’s games and
Devyn Galland scored 11 to lead the NO. 22 COLORADO 65, AT USC 49
has reached double digits in rebounds Ducks (3-19, 1-9), who were dominated
Arielle Roberson scored 16 points
17 times.
inside, giving up 44 points in the paint. and Chucky Jeffery had 15 points and 10
“The best thing I can be is level-head- They were also outrebounded 51-40.
rebounds to help Colorado beat USC.
ed, keep a smile on my face throughOne game after Stanford coach Tara
The Buffaloes (16-5, 5-5 Pac-12)
out the game and try to compete,” said Vanderveer recorded her 400th career trailed 31-26 at halftime, but scored the
Ogwumike.
Pac-12 victory with an 86-62 win against first eight points of the second half to
Amber Orrange and Bonnie Samuel- Oregon, Cal coach Lindsay Gottlieb take the lead for good.
son — who hit four 3-pointers — added earned her 100th career win against
Brittany Wilson added 12 points and
12 points apiece for the Cardinal (20-2, the Ducks.
Lexy Kresl scored 11 for Colorado. The
9-1 Pac-12).
Cal put this one away early, taking Buffs, bouncing back from a loss FriJamie Weisner had 13 points and Ali advantage of the Ducks’ poor shoot- day at No. 18 UCLA, controlled the
Gibson added 12 for the Beavers (9-13, ing and turnover prone offense to lead boards with a 44-29 rebounding edge
3-7), who trailed by as many as 16 in the 38-19 at halftime.
and held the Trojans to 28 percent
first half but closed to 35-26 when Ali
shooting.
Gibson opened the second half with a AT NO. 18 UCLA 70, UTAH 42
USC (8-13, 5-5) was led by Cassie
reverse layup.
Alyssia Brewer scored 16 points and Harberts with 14 points. Ariya Crook
But Ogwumike, who fell one shy UCLA’s defense forced 18 turnovers in added 10 points.
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CONFETTI ANGEL: Baltimore Ravens defensive back Chykie
Brown celebrates after winning the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Celebs, babies, beer:
it’s Super Bowl ad time
Associated Press
NEW YORK — Sex sells. Babies sell even more. And
advertisers are hoping animals will make you laugh all the
way to their stores.
While the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore
Ravens battle on the field during Super Bowl XLVII, marketers from Best Buy to M&M to Toyota are competing
against each other on advertising’s biggest stage. And
they’re doing so by pulling out the most persuasive tools
of their trade.
The stakes are high, with 30-second spots going for as
much as $4 million this year. And more than 111 million
viewers are expected to tune in.
Here are some ad highlights from the first half:
HUMOR PREVAILS
Best Buy’s 30-second ad in the first quarter starred
Amy Poehler, of NBC’s “Parks and Recreation,” asking a
Best Buy employee endless questions about electronics.
“Will this one read “50 shades of Grey to me in a sexy
voice,” Poehler asks about an e-book reader. When the
staffer says no she asks, “Will you?”
M&M’s showed its red spokescharacter singing Meatloaf’s “I Would Do Anything For Love,” and wooing beautiful women, but stopping short when they try to eat him.
Oreo’s ad featured a showdown in a library between
people fighting over whether the cookie or the cream is
the best part of the cookie. The joke — the fight escalates
into thrown chairs and other destruction, but because the
fight is in a library, everyone still has to whisper.
CAR ADS FOCUSED ON FAMILIES
Hyundai’s “Epic Playdate” spot right before kickoff
showed a family partying with the band The Flaming
Lips: wreaking havoc at a natural history museum, getting chased by bikers, going to a petting zoo and playing
in a park.
“Make every day epic with the new seven-passenger
Santa Fe,” a voiceover states.
When the family gets back home and the daughter asks,
“What are we going to do now?” The father replies, “Well,
I think there’s a game on,” and the broadcast went straight
to the kickoff.
Audi’s 60-second ad in the first quarter, with an ending
voted on by viewers, shows a boy gaining confidence from
driving his father’s Audi to the prom, kissing the prom
queen and getting decked by the prom king.
SEX STILL SELLS
Calvin Klein upped the sex appeal with a 30-second spot
showing male model Matthew Terry strutting around in
underwear.
Godaddy.com’s spot toed the line of good taste, showing
a close up extended kiss between supermodel Bar Refaeli and a nerdy nobody to illustrate Godaddy’s combo of
“sexy” and “smart.”
MONDAY’S LOCAL EVENTS
BOYS SOCCER
TIME
MVC at Monterey
GIRLS SOCCER
PCS at Anzar
3 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
PLACE
Monterey High
Anzar High
ON THE AIR MONDAY
NBA
Kings at Jazz
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Notre Dame at Syracuse
George Mason at Old Dominion
Texas at West Virginia
San Diego at Loyola Marymount
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Purdue at Penn State
Texas A&M at LSU
NHL
Stars at Avalanche
Sharks at Ducks
TIME
6 p.m.
TV
NBATV
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
ESPN
NBC-SP
ESPN
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4 p.m.
6 p.m.
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6 p.m.
7 p.m.
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vs. Los Angeles
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Tuesday
Saturday
Feb. 11
Feb. 12
at Ducks
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vs. Coyotes
at Blue Jackets
at Predators
7 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
4 p.m.
5 p.m.
Aaron Jacobsen won the Super
Bowl 10K at Natural Bridges on Sunday, edging out fellow Santa Cruzan
Eric Clarkson by two seconds.
Jacobsen, the men’s cross country
coach at UC Santa Cruz, clocked in
at 34 minutes, 1 second. County residents Julian Sunn (34:26), Stefano
Profumo (34:58) and Ivan Rodriguez
(35:18) rounded out the top 5.
Aptos’ Nikia Brautovich was the top
female finisher, taking seventh overall
in 37:39.
Profumo, a physics professor at
UCSC, won the 3K in 10:44. Mount
Hermon’s Patrice Fernald took first
among women with a time of 11:35,
good for eighth overall.
Santa Cruz 12-year-old John Ratliff
won the 1K kids run, clocking in at 3:15.
MORE ONLINE
SUPER BOWL 10K
Go to www.santacruzsentinel.com to
see video of the 2013 SuperBowl Kids
Run, a 1-kilometer race put on annually
by the Santa Cruz Track Club.
header with visiting Santa Barbara
City College on Saturday, losing Game
1 3-2 but winning Game 2 4-3 to take
the three-game series.
Pitcher Julian Garcia tossed five
hitless innings in relief for the Seahawks in the opening game, but a 3-0
hole led to the team’s undoing. Tyler
Olivet went 2-for-4 with a run scored
for Cabrillo (2-1).
Starter O’Keefe Hall (0-1) earned
the loss after allowing two earned
runs on two hits over four innings.
San Lorenzo Valley High alum Tyler
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Cabrillo College split its double- Gilbert (1-0), pitching for Santa Bar-
bara (1-2), earned the win after allowing one earned run on five hits over
eight innings.
The Seahawks fell behind 3-0 in
Game 2, but Mark Ortiz executed a
safety squeeze to tie the game and
later scored the winning run on Nick
MacFarland’s walk-off single.
MacFarland went 3-for-4 with two
RBIs and a run scored, while Olivet
and Drake Yoshioka each provided
two hits.
Ben Lackey (1-0) earned the win
after pitching two hitless innings of
relief.
Cabrillo will visit Marin College at
2 p.m. Tuesday.
SETTING IT STRAIGHT
Santa Cruz resident Colin Brown
took third in his first heat at the Nelscott Reef Big Wave Classic before
being eliminated in the first semifinal.
He was omitted from a story on Page
D1 in Sundays Sentinel
STANFORD MEN’S BASKETBALL
Cardinal stay hot,
beat Oregon State
By PHIL JENSEN
Bay Area News Group
STANFORD — The Stanford men’s basketball team
kept its momentum going on
Sunday with an 81-73 home
victory over Oregon State.
The Cardinal (14-8, 5-4 Pac12), winners of four of their last
five, needed 14 three-pointers
and eight clutch free throws
in the last minute to hold off
the Beavers (11-11, 1-8).
“We beat a good team …
throw records out the window,” Stanford coach Johnny
Dawkins said. “I guess that
says a lot about our conference as a whole, just how
much parity is there, from
top to bottom.”
Now Stanford is heading
on the road to face Arizona
on Wednesday. The Wildcats
are tied for the Pac-12 lead
with Oregon at 7-2. Stanford
is tied for fifth in a bunchedup conference race.
“I think the biggest thing
that we have learned from
these past two games is how
well we can play,” said Stanford’s Josh Huestis, referring
to Wednesday’s 76-52 victory
over Oregon. “We’ve got to go
into every single game like our
backs are up against the wall.”
H u e s t i s , w h o s co re d
16 points and grabbed 13
rebounds, made a couple of
big plays in the last 90 seconds in front of 4,733 fans at
Maples Pavilion. His pull-up
jumper with 1:10 remaining
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gave the Cardinal a 73-69 Stanford’s Gabriel Harris lays up a shot against Oregon State’s
lead, then 20 seconds later Jarmal Reid during the first half of their game on Sunday in
he had a key block.
Stanford.
of her career high in rebounds, then a victory over Utah that extended the
scored six straight points to help Stan- Bruins’ winning streak to four games.
Antonye Nyingifa added 13 points
Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer ford regain control.
and eight rebounds, and Nirra Fields
uses words such as “warrior,” “comhad 11 points for the Bruins (17-4, 8-2
petitor” and “fabulous” to describe NO. 6 CAL 72, AT OREGON 45
Chiney Ogwumike.
Layshia Clarendon scored 15, Gen- Pac-12), who have won 10 of 12. They
The standout junior forward did nifer Brandon and Talia Caldwell each had 11 turnovers after committing a
plenty against Oregon State to justify had double-doubles as No. 6 Cal cruised season-high 29 in Friday’s win over No.
22 Colorado.
her coach’s praise.
against Oregon.
Michelle Plouffe had 14 points and
Ogwumike posted her sixth straight
Caldwell finished with 14 points and
double-double with a career-high 32 14 rebounds, and Brandon had 14 points 12 rebounds, and Iwalani Rodrigues
points and 18 rebounds to lead the No. and 12 rebounds for the Golden Bears added 11 points for the Utes (11-10, 2-8).
4 Cardinal to a 65-45 win over the Bea- (19-2, 9-1 Pac-12) who maintained their They’ve lost four straight — all on the
vers on Sunday night.
tie with No. 4 Stanford atop the league road — and 10 of 11 after winning their
VanDerveer credits Ogwumike for standings. Brittany Boyd also had 13 first seven games.
her consistency. She’s scored in double points and eight assists for Cal.
digits in all 21 of Stanford’s games and
Devyn Galland scored 11 to lead the NO. 22 COLORADO 65, AT USC 49
has reached double digits in rebounds Ducks (3-19, 1-9), who were dominated
Arielle Roberson scored 16 points
17 times.
inside, giving up 44 points in the paint. and Chucky Jeffery had 15 points and 10
“The best thing I can be is level-head- They were also outrebounded 51-40.
rebounds to help Colorado beat USC.
ed, keep a smile on my face throughOne game after Stanford coach Tara
The Buffaloes (16-5, 5-5 Pac-12)
out the game and try to compete,” said Vanderveer recorded her 400th career trailed 31-26 at halftime, but scored the
Ogwumike.
Pac-12 victory with an 86-62 win against first eight points of the second half to
Amber Orrange and Bonnie Samuel- Oregon, Cal coach Lindsay Gottlieb take the lead for good.
son — who hit four 3-pointers — added earned her 100th career win against
Brittany Wilson added 12 points and
12 points apiece for the Cardinal (20-2, the Ducks.
Lexy Kresl scored 11 for Colorado. The
9-1 Pac-12).
Cal put this one away early, taking Buffs, bouncing back from a loss FriJamie Weisner had 13 points and Ali advantage of the Ducks’ poor shoot- day at No. 18 UCLA, controlled the
Gibson added 12 for the Beavers (9-13, ing and turnover prone offense to lead boards with a 44-29 rebounding edge
3-7), who trailed by as many as 16 in the 38-19 at halftime.
and held the Trojans to 28 percent
first half but closed to 35-26 when Ali
shooting.
Gibson opened the second half with a AT NO. 18 UCLA 70, UTAH 42
USC (8-13, 5-5) was led by Cassie
reverse layup.
Alyssia Brewer scored 16 points and Harberts with 14 points. Ariya Crook
But Ogwumike, who fell one shy UCLA’s defense forced 18 turnovers in added 10 points.
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