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Examples
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The associations are branching out far beyond the glossy, semiannual magazine and football-watching parties at local bars.
Alumni Relations 2009
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For his part, Mr. Santorum hosted a pair of football-watching parties Friday for each of the state's two major college teams, Iowa and Iowa State, which were competing in bowl games.
On Top in Iowa: Romney and Paul Sara Murray 2011
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Another winner from the big night, according to ad executives, was Coca-Cola Co., whose ad created by Wieden + Kennedy showing football-watching polar bears edged out arch rival PepsiCo Inc.'s medieval spot, which featured Elton John in heels.
Auto-Industry Ads Score at the Super Bowl Suzanne Vranica 2012
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The Alabama legislature had tried to force the universities to play again by threatening to cut off their funding, but to no avail, and so generations of Tigers and Tide had remained deprived of the kind of purpose an annual contest could bestow on their football-watching lives.
A Country Called AMREEKA Alia Malek 2009
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The Alabama legislature had tried to force the universities to play again by threatening to cut off their funding, but to no avail, and so generations of Tigers and Tide had remained deprived of the kind of purpose an annual contest could bestow on their football-watching lives.
A Country Called AMREEKA Alia Malek 2009
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The Alabama legislature had tried to force the universities to play again by threatening to cut off their funding, but to no avail, and so generations of Tigers and Tide had remained deprived of the kind of purpose an annual contest could bestow on their football-watching lives.
A Country Called AMREEKA Alia Malek 2009
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So far, the moves appear to be have been well received by the football-watching public.
Willingness to try new things on display in Goodell's NFL 2010
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To put it in football-watching terms, we're just returning from the "two-minute warning" commercial break, in the fourth quarter.
Chris Weigant: Obama's Busy Week Ahead Chris Weigant 2010
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To put it in football-watching terms, we're just returning from the "two-minute warning" commercial break, in the fourth quarter.
Chris Weigant: Obama's Busy Week Ahead Chris Weigant 2010
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In one corner, a beer-swilling, pie-munching, football-watching jazz lover.
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