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Comehomepeyton.com, a fan-based effort to lure still-Colts QB Peyton to AFC South rival Tennessee, has joined the ranks of the successful “Start Tebow” campaign.

Tony Dungy had 1,000 volunteers and 7,000 empty baskets greet him when he arrived at Bankers Life Fieldhouse yesterday morning. When he exited, the baskets had been filled and shipped by United Parcel Service to America’s 32 NFL cities for distribution. 

“That guy is famous in Mexico,” my husband said Sunday when we were out and about in Super Bowl Village. He was pointing to a distinguished-looking man without a coat having a smoke outside of Circle Centre. Being Mexican, my husband recognized the man as the guy who calls the NFL games on TV in Mexico. Yes, that's right—futbol isn’t the only type of football with a big fan base south of the border.

The Zipline is just getting warmed up, and Madonna hasn’t even been spotted yet, but already one expert is calling a victory for Indianapolis and raising the specter of another Super Bowl coming to town.

Before there was that first batch of nightly fireworks shooting up and out of the Super Bowl Village downtown, Jimmy Fallon ignited a multimedia storm of his own on Monument Circle when he appeared as his comedic alter ego Denise.

Name: John Dedman

Place an order at the Wilson Football Factory and watch a heap of leather pass through several hands as it transforms into a game ball.