Pregame TV schedule for Ch. 13


7 a.m.: A behind-the-scenes look at Super Bowl TV broadcasters Joe Buck, Troy Aikman and Cris Collinsworth.

8 a.m.: Several Fox broadcasters who have played in the Super Bowl talk about what it's like on the day of the big game.

9 a.m.: An hour devoted to action sports, with Tony Hawk.

10 a.m.: The cast of Fox Sports Net's "Best Damn Sports Show Period" cavorts in a show with a watered-down name ("Best Darn Super Bowl Road Show Period").

11 a.m.: Football-intensive programming begins. Also to be shown is a hole-in-one competition involving other athletes.

11:30 a.m.: More hole-in-one coverage; features on Philadelphia's Brian Dawkins and New England's Rodney Harrison; a performance by musicians John Fogarty and Kelly Clarkson.

Noon: A salute to U.S. military personnel; hole-in-one coverage.

12:30 p.m.: NFL players Jerome Bettis, Tony Gonzalez, John Lynch, Deion Sanders and Michael Strahan analyze the game; a performance by hip-hop artist Ludacris; a feature on Patriots coach Bill Belichick; finale of the golf competition.

1 p.m.: Buck, Aikman and Collinsworth give their thoughts about the game; an in-depth look at the game's X's and O's.

1:30 p.m.: A feature on New England's Tedy Bruschi and Willie McGinest; a feature on Eagles defensive end Jevon Kearse.

2 p.m.: An interview with Paul McCartney, who will sing at halftime; features on QBs Donovan McNabb and Tom Brady; an interview with former presidents George Bush and Bill Clinton.

2:30 p.m.: Performances by musicians Gretchen Wilson, the Charlie Daniels Band, Black Eyed Peas and Earth, Wind and Fire.

3 p.m.: Alicia Keys sings "America the Beautiful," followed by a parade of veterans to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the end of the World War II; player introductions; the national anthem performed by cadets from the U.S. Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy, West Point and the Coast Guard Academy.