Mornings on the for Hill February 8, 2022

COMING UP ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL… WHEN ARE THE MASKS COMING OFF?
FOR NEW YORK STATE, IT MIGHT BE SOONER THAN YOU THINK.
W-A-E-R HOSTED THEIR WELCOME MEETING FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE LOOKING TO GET INVOLVED.
AND O-T-N HAS A NEW GENERAL MANAGER… SHE’LL BE JOINING US LATER IN THE SHOW.
ALL THAT PLUS YOUR WEATHER AND ORANGE SPORTS COMING UP ON THIS
GOOD MORNING. I’M JAMES KATTATO. THANKS FOR WAKING UP WITH US FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL.
AND I’M ARI HORTON… OUR TOP STORY — LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT SOME COVID NUMBERS.
CASES ARE GOING DOWN ON CAMPUS AFTER ONE OF THE LARGEST SPIKES THE UNIVERSITY HAS SEEN THIS YEAR.
OUR LAUREN HELMBRECHT JOINS US LIVE IN THE STUDIO TO TELL US HOW MANY CASES ARE STILL ACTIVE.
THANKS JAMES AND ARI (AIR-EE). ACCORDING TO NEW NUMBERS FROM THE
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY DASHBOARD, THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
ACTIVE COVID CASES. THIS IS A DROP OF FORTY-FOUR CASES SINCE THE NUMBERS WERE LAST REPORTED ON FEBRUARY SECOND. THERE ARE TWENTY FOUR NEW STUDENT CASES AND SIX STUDENTS CURRENTLY IN QUARANTINE.
NOW, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COVID CASES HAVE BEEN ON THE DECLINE SINCE
THE UNIVERSITY SAW A SPIKE AT THE END OF JANUARY. THE DASHBOARD
REPORTED THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE ACTIVE CASES ON JANUARY 28TH,
WHICH WAS THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF CASES REPORTED THIS WHOLE SCHOOL
YEAR. THAT SPIKE DID CORRESPOND WITH NEARLY A FOUR-TIME INCREASE IN
UNIVERSITY-ADMINISTERED COVID TESTS. STUDENTS WERE REQUIRED BY THE UNIVERSITY TO PARTICIPATE IN ARRIVAL TESTING FOLLOWING WINTER BREAK.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COVID CASES, HEAD TO SYRACUSE DOT EDU SLASH COVID DASH DASHBOARD.
FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I’M LAUREN HELMBRECHT.
AS COVID CASES CONTINUE TO DECLINE, PEOPLE ARE WONDERING WHEN THE STATE WIDE MASK MANDATE WILL END.RIGHT NOW, IT’S SET TO EXPIRE ON THURSDAY.
OUR KATELYN MCCARTHY HAS STUDENT REACTIONS ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF MASKS GOING AWAY. 

CONNECTICUT, DELAWARE, NEW JERSEY AND OREGON ALL ENDED THE MASK MANDATE IN SCHOOLS YESTERDAY.
NOW NEW YORKERS ARE WONDERING WHEN ITS THEIR TURN.
GOVERNOR KATHY HOCHUL ENFORCED A STATE WIDE MANDATE IN SCHOOLS AND INDOOR SPACES ON DECEMBER 15TH DUE TO THE INCREASE IN OMICRON CASES.
MEANWHILE IN ONONDAGA COUNTY, EXECUTIVE RYAN MCMAHON ASKED NEW
YORK STATE HEALTH COMMISSIONER TO DEVELOP A METRIC TO ALLOW THE REMOVAL OF MASKS IN SCHOOLS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
NOW THAT WE KNOW WHAT OUR LOCAL POLITICIAN FEEL ABOUT THE MASK MANDATE,
LETS TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT SOME SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS HAD TO SAY ABOUT MASKS IN SCHOOLS.

Oh that would be fun…um but I understand why they are in place, health reasons. Um, so I just hope something good comes out of a talk and a vote.
Personally, I would like for masks to not be required in schools anymore. I uh feel like it should come down to personal preference now. If you feel safe wearing one, wear one. If you don’t want to wear one, don’t wear one. GOVERNOR HOCHUL IS SET TO MAKE HER ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE STATE WIDE MASK MANDATE TOMORROW.
FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I’M KATELYN MCCARTHY. BACK TO YOU IN THE STUDIO. 
AGAIN… WITH THE RECENT DECLINE IN COVID CASES AND HOSPITILIZATIONS
ACROSS THE STATE, MCMAHON SAYS THE COMMUNITY HAS BEEN THROUGH A
LOT, AND SAYS QUOTE… OUR CHILDREN DESERVE TO KNOW THAT THEIR
COMMUNITY LEADERS ARE WORKING TO RESTORE A SENSE OF NORMALCY AND
CONSISTENCY AT SCHOOL.”
MCMAHON SAYS HE’S ASKING FOR THE METRIC AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.  
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY IS KICKING OFF BLACK HISTORY MONTH WITH A NUMBER OF EVENTS AND GUEST SPEAKERS HERE ON CAMPUS.
THE THEME THIS YEAR IS BLACK HEALTH AND WELLNESS. THIS WEEK, STUDENTS CAN PARTICIPATE IN A BELL HOOKS BOOK CLUB…AN ARTWALK FEATURING BLACK ARTISTS…AND TO CAP IT OFF A TRAP AND PAINT EVENT THIS FRIDAY.
ALL THESE EVENTS WILL BE HELD AT THE NEW AND IMPROVED 119(ONE-19) EUCLID (U-CLID) AVENUE SPACE.

A RADIO STATION ON CAMPUS IS LOOKING TO ADD MORE STUDENTS.
OUR REPORTER CALVIN MILLINER SPOKE TO NEWHOUSE PROFESSOR ABOUT THAT NEED. W.A.E.R. HOSTED THEIR FIRST ORIENTATION LAST WEEKEND, LOOKING TO
INCREASE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT. THE PARTNERSHIP NOT ONLY ALLOWS
STUDENTS TO BOLSTER THEIR RESUME BUT ALLOWS STUDENTS TO GAIN HANDS ON EXPERIENCE AT A LOCAL N-P-R STATION. I SPOKE WITH THE STATIONS
PROFESSIONAL IN RESIDENCE, TARRYN MENTO, ABOUT LAST WEEKEND’S EVENT.

THIS WEEKEND i WAS SHOCKED AT HOW MANY STUDENTS ACTUALLY SHOWED
UP. WE JUST HAD CLASSES DELAYED THE DAY BEFORE, A MAJOR SNOWSTORM AND STUDENTS STILL CAME OUT ON TIME FOR BOTH DAYS.
THE EVENT WAS TWO DAYS AND FEATURED A VARIETY OF GUEST SPEAKERS.
JACKSON ROBERTS, A BROADCAST DIGITAL JOURNALISM MAJOR ENJOYED THE COMPANY.
I THINK HEARING FROM PEOPLE LIKE DEAN LODATO IN CHARGE OF ALL THIS AT
NEWHOUSE SCHOOL AND SCOTT MACFARLANE CBS NEWS NATIONAL POLTICAL
REPORTER. THEM BEING IN OUR SHOES AT SOME POINT IS COOL TO HEAR FROM, THINKING ABOUT HOW WE CAN DEVELOP STORIES HERE AT THE LOCAL LEVEL. “)
ALTHOUGH ORIENTATION HAS PASSED, W.A.E.R. ENCOURAGES STUDENTS TO STILL JOIN. SENDING AN EMAIL TO TARRYN MENTO OR SIMPLY WALKING IN TO W.A.E.R. WORKS AS WELL. I MEAN IT IS ONLY A HOP, SKIP, AND A JUMP FROM CAMPUS.
FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, IM CALVIN MILLINER 
CALVIN..THANK YOU. EVERY WEEK, MORNINGS ON THE HILL IS BROADCASTED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS ON O-T-N OR ORANGE TELEVISION NETWORK… BUT MANY ARE UNFAMILIAR WITH THE FACES BEHIND THE STATION.
JOINING US NOW, IS THE NEW GENERAL MANAGER OF O-T-N… MAGAZINE. NEWS, AND DIGITAL JOURNALISM FACULTY PROFESSOR MEG CRAIG.
OUR _(RAH-SHELL) RACHELLE LEGRAND_____IS LIVE HERE IN THE STUDIO. 
THANK YOU (AIR-EE) ARI AND JAMES.
I AM SITTING WITH PROFESSOR CRAIG RIGHT NOW. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US.
YESTERDAY WAS YOUR FIRST DAY ON THE JOB, BUT HOW HAS THE ADJUSTMENT BEEN AS GENERAL MANAGER?
YOU HAVE A BACKGROUND IN MAGAZINE AND PRINT JOURNALISM, FROM
TEACHING IN THE MND DEPARTMENT, REPORTING FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, AND EVEN WORKING IN GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS. WHAT ATTRACTED YOU TO THE ORANGE TELEVISION NETWORK THAT IS PRIMARILY ENTERTAINMENT BASED?
WHAT ARE YOU MOST EXCITED FOR THIS UPCOMING SEMESTER?
HOW DO YOU RECOMMEND STUDENTS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN GETTING INVOVLED WITH OTN PARTICIPATE?
THANK YOU SO MUCH PROFESSOR FOR JOINING US. WE WELCOME TO ORANGE
TELEVISION NETWORK. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN WELCOMING PROFESSOR CRAIG ONE ON ONE, YOU CAN VISIT HER IN THE OTN STUDIOS NEWHOUSE 2 ROOM 280.
FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I’M _RACHELLE LEGRAND__.
COMING UP ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL…WE’RE TAKING A DEEP DIVE INTO SOME OF THE GREATEST HALFTIME PERFORMANCES IN SUPERBOWL HISTORY.
AND THIS WEEKEND’S STORM HIT SYRACUSE HARD…WITH OVER A FOOT OF SNOW. BUT IS THE COLD WEATHER OVER? STAY WITH US TO FIND OUT.
Also coming up..
Stay with us for those stories and much more here on Mornings on the Hill.
PEOPLE LIVING IN SYRACUSE SPENT A LOT OF TIME DIGGING OUT THEIR CARS THIS WEEKEND.. BECAUSE OF ALL THAT SNOW..
MORNINGS ON THE HILL REPORTER MARCUS VEAL CAUGHT UP WITH STUDENTS FOR THEIR THOUGHTS ABOUT THE RECENT WEATHER IN THE AREA. 
BOY…DID IT SNOW LAST THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. THE STORM THAT STRETCHED
ACROSS 35 STATES MADE ITS WAY THROUGH CENTRAL NEW YORK AND THERE WAS SO MUCH SNOW…THE ROADS AND SIDEWALKS ARE STILL BEING PLOWED THIS MORNING.
I ASKED STUDENTS FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE COUNTRY FOR THEIR
OPINIONS ABOUT THE SNOW AND HOW THEY’VE BEEN ABLE TO ADJUST TO IT.

Syracuse saw over a foot of snow late last week…forcing SU to close campus and either cancel classes or put them on zoom from Thursday evening to Friday morning.
Some students enjoy when it snows.
I am a fan of the snow.
Gotten better by the years but still not enjoyable, but you know, it is what it is.”
Alexa Adams is from California. Despite liking the show…it’s still been quite the adjustment to life in upstate new york.
I think I have many memories of people running around and slipping on their way to class, going out at night, just…it’s hazardous out there.
Jasmine Greytok brought her car with her from Philadelphia. She says having it out here is still convinient…but she has to leave a little earlier now for class.
Oh I need to leave at this time, add an extra like 15 minutes to that time to get the snow off my car, get the ice off my car, and then get rolling.
Alexa and her roommates have been at SU for five years and they’re still amazed by how much snow this place can get. If you’re a newcomer out there and still getting used to it…
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here’s their advice on how to stay warm.
Expect the worse. What you’re imagining is as bad as it’s gonna be, so yeah. Buy a bigger jacket, some waterproof ones.
With this much snow on the ground, it’s understandable why not a lot of people are outside.
A fair exception…”We need a dub”…whenever it’s gameday.
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NOW YOU MAYBE WONDERING…WHO NEEDS A DUB? WHAT WAS HE TALKING ABOUT?
BE SURE TO STICK AROUND FOR SPORTS TO FIND THAT OUT AFTER THE BREAK.
REPORTING LIVE FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL…I’M MARCUS VEAL. 
TIME TO CHECK YOUR WEATHER FOR TODAY.

ALLISON TURNER IS IN THE STUDIO TO GIVE YOU THE RUNDOWN OF THE WARMER WEATHER AHEAD.
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THANKS, GUYS. GOOD MORNING AND HAPPY TUESDAY!
NOW, NORMALLY I’D BE TELLING YOU TO BUNDLE UP BECAUSE IT’S EXTREMELY
COLD AND WINDY OUTSIDE, BUT WE ARE IN WHAT COULD BE CONSIDERED A SLIGHT HEAT WAVE IN SYRACUSE. ESPECIALLY AFTER THE SNOWSTORM WE HAD LATE LAST WEEK.
RIGHT NOW IT’S CURRENTLY 31, BUT IT FEELS LIKE 25, WITH HUMIDITY AROUND 75 PERCENT. WE HAVE LOW WINDS, SO IT’S GONNA FEEL KINDA NICE OUTSIDE.
AND HEADING INTO THE REST OF THE DAY, TEMPERATURES WILL STAY IN THE
LOW-MID 30s WITH A CHANCE OF LIGHT SNOW SHOWERS. THE LOW TONIGHT WILL
BE AROUND 17, SO IF YOU WILL BE OUTSIDE, PULL OUT THAT BIG WINTER COAT BUT IT MAY NOT BE NECESSARY DURING THE DAY TODAY.
((TAKE DAY PLANNER))
AND LOOKING AHEAD TO TOMORROW – IT WILL BE A LITTLE COLD IN THE
MORNING WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE HIGH TEENS, BUT IT WILL WARM UP IN
THE AFTERNOON. THE HIGH IS 43 – STARTING THE WARM TREND THAT WILL BE
SEEN THIS WEEK. THERE’S A CHANCE OF RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS IN THE AFTERNOON INTO THE EVENING, BUT IT WILL STOP AT NIGHT.
WE WILL BE SEEING SOME – WARMER – TEMPERATURES THROUGHOUT THE WEEK IN THE MID-UPPER 30s AND POTENTIALLY IN THE 40s. WE WILL ALSO SEE SOME CHANCES OF RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS ON THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, BUT THE CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION IS ONLY AROUND 40-50 PERCENT.
AND DON’T GET TOO COMFORTABLE WITH THE WARMER WEATHER – IT’S NOT
HERE TO STAY. PUNXSUTAWNEY PHIL PREDICTED SIX MORE WEEKS OF WINTER
LAST WEEK, AND IT LOOKS LIKE HE’S RIGHT. TEMPERATURES WILL GO BACK TO THE TEENS STARTING ON SUNDAY, WITH LOWS IN THE SINGLE DIGITS.
THAT’S ALL FOR YOUR WEATHER FORECAST FOR TODAY. I’M ALLISON TURNER, STAY WARM AND STAY DRY.
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WORDLE HAS TAKEN THE INTERNET BY STORM — BUT IT DIDN’T TAKE LONG FOR SU TO JUMP ON THE TREND.
THE UNIVERSITY CREATED ITS OWN VERSION CALLED… GET THIS.. OTTLE (OTT-
UL) .
IF YOU’RE UNFAMILAR WITH THE GAME, YOU HAVE SIX TRIES TO GET A
RANDOMIZED WORD OF THE DAY– THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OTTLE AND WORDLE THOUGH IS THAT WORDLE IS ONLY FIVE LETTER WORDS. OTTLE IS ANYWHERE FROM FOUR TO SIX LETTERS LONG.
..AND THE CATCH BEING — EACH WORD WILL HAVE A SYRACUSE THEME.
YESTERDAYS WORD BEING “ENSLEY” — LIKE THE ATHLETIC CENTER.
THE GAME IS FREE TO PLAY AT OTTLE DOT SYR DOT EDU.
THE SYRACUSE CITY COMMON COUNCIL IS BRINGING THE CITY’S JAZZ FESTIVAL
BACK AFTER FIVE TOUGH YEARS. THE COUNCIL ANNOUNCED IT WILL SPEND
ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF FEDERAL STIMULUS TO HELP FUND THE JAZZ FEST. AS OF NOW…OFFICALS ARE WORKING ON SETTING A DATE FOR THE EVENT IN CLINTON SQUARE THIS SUMMER.
DISNEY IS MAKING ITS WAY TO SYRACUSE FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! DISNEY
PRINCESS THE CONCERT WILL BE AT THE LANDMARK THEATER ON APRIL 15TH AND IT
WILL BE FEATURING THIRTY CLASSIC DISNEY SONGS FROM PRESENT AND PAST.
CONCERT GOERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO DRESS UP IN.. THEIR BEST ROYAL ATTIRE”
TICKETS WILL GO ON SALE FOR THIS EVENT THIS FRIDAY AT TEN A.M. ON W-W-WDOT-LIVE-NATION-DOT-COM.

AFTER THE BREAK… SYRACUSE MENS AND WOMENS BASKETBALL TEAMS IN
ACTION THIS WEEKEND. FIND OUT HOW THEY BOTH FAIRED AGAINST THE CARDINALS.
 

Syracuse Men’s Basketball riding high following a two game winning streak. The Orange Offense is getting hot at the right time. Over 90 points a game in the last two. Now SU looking for their longest winning streak of the year taking on Louisville.
Buddy Boeheim and the Orange playing in front of the largest crowd in college basketball this year.
Syracuse rolling early. Cole Swider to Jesse Edwards for two of his 19. 11-7 Syracuse.
The Boeheim connection. Jimmy to Buddy for a Triple. Cuse up 10.
Right before half.. Joe Girard, dont do it to them. 43-26 at the break.
2nd half; Buddy pass Frank …. The F stands for ferocious…. Frank Anslem slams it.
The explanation point on the afternoon.
Syracuse steamrolls Lou-of-ville 92 to 69.
After the game Jim Boeheim pleased with his teams progress.
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Syracuse will go for win number four in a row Tuesday night versus Boston College.
It was a cardinal weekend at the dome. The women’s team eyeing an upset against number three Louisville.
Former Syracuse player Emily Englaster making her return to CNY as well.
Chrissy Carr gets the Orange on the board. Driving to the cup euro step her way for two.
She had seven points on the afternoon.
You knew Englaster was going to have a couple buckets. Give and go with Kiana Smith for the bucket. 11 points Englaster. Louisville up 30-17 after 1.
In the second… Hand down, man down… Naje Murray drains the three. Syracuse keeping down eight. 3. 30-22.
But there was no stopping the Cardinals this time around. Liz Dickson lefty layup. She finished with a game high 18 points off the bench.
Louisville downs Syracuse 100-64.
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IT WAS A RIVARLY SHOWDOWN WITH THE TWO SAME TEAMS. THE CBA ALBANY
BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM TRAVELING WEST CNY TO TAKE ON THE BROTHERS HERE IN SYRACUSE.
1. CBA SYRACUSE IN WHITE
2. ALBANY IN BLUE.
3. PICK THIS ONE UP IN THE FOURTH. SYRACUSE DOWN SIX. Joe Nicholson WITH THE STEP BACK. 47-44 WITH SEVEN MINUTES LEFT.
4. NOW UNDER A MINUTE TO GO. ABLANY DOWN ONE KEALAN LEAK WITH THE TRIPLE. THE SOPHOMORE WITH ICE WATER IN HIS VEINS.
5. SYRACUSE DOWN TWO…. 10 SECONDS TO GO…. DAN ANDERSON FINDS BRADEN BURNS FOR THE GAME WINNER.
THE BROTHERS FROM SYRACUSE BEAT THE BROTHERS FROM ALBANY 66 TO 65.
CBA will be back in action tomorrow at Bishop Grimes.

1. Crunch ended a three game losing streak last night. Looking to make it two in a row tonight.
2. Scoreless in the first. Scoreless no more. Gabriel Dumont around the right side… Lights the lamp 1-0 Crunch.
3. Syracuse on the power play. Gabe For-tier bangs it home.
4. Just a minute later. Checkers turn it over in their own blue zoen. Cole Ko-peck does what to do. One timer.
5. Crunch go on to win by a final of 3 to 1.
THE WINTER OLYMPICS ARE IN FULL SWING OUR MORNINGS ON THE HILL SPORTS REPORTER MILES HOOD IS LIVE IN-STUDIO THIS MORNING WITH AN UPDATE, MILES.

THANKS THOMAS, THE GAMES HAVE BEEN IN HIGH GEAR SINCE BEFORE
OPENING CEREMONIES KICKED OFF THIS PAST FRIDAY
FROM THE ICE TO THE SLOPES AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN WE’VE SEEN SOME
JAW DROPPING ATHLETICISM AND WORLD RECORDS SHATTERED  
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MEDALS HAVE BEEN GIVEN IN LUGE, FREESTYLE SKIING, CURLING AND MY
FAVORITE THE BIATHLON WHERE NORWAY PICKED UP GOLD IN THE MIXED 4 BY 6
KILOMETER, FRANCE TOOK HOME THE SILVER AND RUSSIA TOOK HOME BRONZE
IN BIG NEWS U-S FIGURE SKATER NATHAN CHEN SCORED A WORLD RECORD
ONE-HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN POINT NINE SEVEN IN THE MEN’S SHORT
PROGRAM LAST NIGHT  

TAKING A LOOK AT OUR MEDAL COUNT HERE:
SWEDEN IS AT THE TOP
CHINA, NETHERLANDS, NORWAY ARE IN A TIE FOR SECOND
WHILE RUSSIA SITS AFTER THE LEADERS
TEAMS WILL BE LOOKING TO INCREASE THOSE NUMBERS LATER TONIGHT AS WE
HAVE FINALS IN SNOWBOARDING, CURLING, LUGE AND FREESTYLE SKIING  

AND PERSONALLY, I’M LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THREE TIME OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST SHAUN WHITE IN HIS FIFTH AND FINAL OLYMPICS DURING THE MEN’S HALF-PIPE TONIGHT.
THAT’S ALL FOR ME, BACK TO YOU THOMAS

Thank you Miles. Olympic Coverage continues through February 20. James. Ari. back to you.  
STILL TO COME HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL. GET READY FOR SUPERBOWL
FIFTY SIX.

WELCOME BACK… THE SUPERBOWL IS COMING UP.. AND HALFTIME PERFORMANCES ARE ALWAYS THE TALK OF THE TOWN…
AS BLACK HISTORY MONTH IS IN FULL SWING, OUR NIA LUCKY IS IN STUDIO TO TAKE US THROUGH SOME OF THE BEST PERFORMANCES BY BLACK ARTISTS.  

IT’S GOING DOWN AT THE 56TH SUPER BOWL BETWEEN THE RAMS AND THE
BENGALS THIS WEEKEND BUT
WHEN IT COMES TO THE BIG GAME, WHAT DO WE NORMALLY THINK ABOUT? OF
COURSE, THE DELICIOUS SPREAD OF FOODS, COMMERICALS, AND THE HALFTIME SHOW!
THIS YEAR THE PERFORMERS INCLUDE: DR.DRE, SNOOP DOGG, EMINEM, MARY J
BLIGE, AND KENDRICK LAMAR. IN HONOR OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH, THE
MORNINGS ON THE HILL TEAM TOOK TO TWITTER TO FIND SOME TOP GAME DAY
PERFORMANCES BY BLACK ARTISTS
SO LET’S TAKE A LOOK HERE, WE HAVE:
NOW I KNOW I WILL BE TUNED IN THIS SUNDAY WAITING FOR THE SHOW, THERE
ARE SOME PRETTY BIG HEADLINERS. WHAT ABOUT YOU JAMES AND ARI (AIR-EE)

THAT’S GONNA DO IT FOR US HERE THIS TUESDAY ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL. I’M JAMES KATTATO–FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA AT MORNING ON THE HILL FOR ALL THE LATEST ON CAMPUS UPDATES!
AND I’M ARI HORTON. THANKS FOR WATCHING ORANGE NATION. WE’LL SEE YOU THIS FRIDAY, LIVE AT TEN A-M RIGHT HERE ON O-T-N.