Darren Rovell: First in Thirst: How Gatorade Turned the Science of Sweat into a Cultural Phenomenon
Out in bookstores and online NOW. Published by AMACOM in August 2005.
Darren Rovell & David M. Carter: On the Ball: What You Can Learn About Business From America's Sports Leaders
Published in February 2003 by Financial Times Prentice Hall.
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There's Green Crap (Lemon-Lime and Gin) and Anti-Freeze (Gatorade and Vodka). Now you can order an "Urban Meyer hot mother," thanks to 54-year-old Florida Gators fan Pat Conlon. Conlon named the drink, which has blue and orange Gatorade, after the team's new head football coach. The only problem with it, Conlon tells the Gainesville Sun, is that blue and orange might be the school colors, but the mixing of the colors turns it into a brown concoction.
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The key question:
What else is in an Urban Meyer hot mother?
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