Former NFL exec looks forward to reunion at Super Bowl

TEMPE, Ariz. — The last time the Super Bowl was in Arizona, Ray Anderson was the Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the NFL.

Seven years later, the Super Bowl is heading to Arizona but Anderson won’t have to make the long haul again from NFL headquarters in New York.

Anderson is in his first year as Vice President for University Athletics and Athletic Director at Arizona State University and is relishing the reunion in his new backyard.

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Former NFL exec looks forward to reunion at Super Bowl

Like/Dislike: Need a happy ending for Josh Gordon

Poised for a huge game

Super savvy in social media

The spirt of the show lives on

Josh Gordon!

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Like/Dislike: Need a happy ending for Josh Gordon

Super Bowl XLIX Guide

Arizona will sponsor its third Super Bowl when Super Bowl XLIX is played at University of Phoenix Stadium on February 1, 2015.

Super Bowl XLII was held at University of Phoenix Stadium on February 3, 2008.

Super Bowl XXX was held at Sun Devil Stadium on January 28, 1996.

University of Phoenix Stadium 1 Cardinals Drive Glendale, AZ 85305

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Super Bowl XLIX Guide

Jon Gruden's goal after college was to coach at Michigan

Jon Gruden’s stated goal in life was to be Michigan’s coach.

Unfortunately for Wolverines fans who would love to see the Super Bowl-winning coach in Ann Arbor, he expressed that goal a long time ago, when he was in college at Dayton in 1984.

This is from an old University of Dayton football media guide @mgoblog @AceAnbender @Misopogon pic.twitter.com/si400kQZVs

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Jon Gruden"s goal after college was to coach at Michigan

Longhorns fan Matthew McConaughey stops by Texas practice

Can you guess what famous actor stopped by Texas practice?

We’ll give you three hints: alright, alright, alright.

Yes, Longhorns super fan and Texas alum Matthew McConaughey stopped by practice in Austin on Wednesday as a guest of head coach Charlie Strong and imparted a few words of wisdom to the team:

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Longhorns fan Matthew McConaughey stops by Texas practice

Does winning in Week 1 actually matter?

Does beginning the season on a winning note guarantee Super Bowl success? Take a look at the astonishing data regarding Week 1 while we head into Week 2.

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Does winning in Week 1 actually matter?