By Dan Cirucci | Dan Cirucci’s Blogspot
So, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and the National Football League have announced a series of activities and events that will call New Jersey home when the Super Bowl visits the region in 2014.
Key occasions timed to both the ceremonial start and end of Super Bowl Week will take place in New Jersey, with many additional activities scheduled to occur in the state all throughout the week.
“Hosting the big game on February 2 and its many celebratory lead-up events during Super Bowl Week is a major win for the state, its tourism and economic developments,” said Governor Christie.
“We appreciate Governor Christie’s leadership and commitment to the Super Bowl,” said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. “We look forward to working closely with the State to help present a memorable week for our fans, teams, and partners and media from around the world.”
The first official public event of Super Bowl Week – Media Day, to feature players of both participating teams – will be held at the Prudential Center in Newark, on Tuesday, January 28. This will mark the first time that the event will be held outside of the game’s host venue, or the site of the Super Bowl.
The incredible shrinking Governor Chris Christie!
Dan, is there any way you can share my video with the governor?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfmBggJbPDI