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Show StatesmanSports Page 14 Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008 Brady king of media day everyone appeared to walk away with a smile, positively charmed, "Thanks, Prime," he said after briefly bantering with Deion Sanders. "Do the right thing," he earnestly advised a preteen boy who somehow got a credential. "I'm rooting for England, my roots," he told a British journalist who asked about rugby. There was a model from "Deal or No Deal," toting a silver case and working for "Entertainment Tonight." "Inside Edition" and "Access Hollywood" and the NFL Network were well represented, too. Brady came up with an answer for everything — yes, he said, girlfriend Gisele Bundchen planned to attend Sunday's big game against the New York Giants. While other players might regard media day as a chore. GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — His blue eyes twinkling, Tom Brady looked at his interviewer and tried not to laugh. A tough thing, considering the young woman was wearing a very short white wedding dress, veil and red pumps. "Marry me" the TV reporter from Mexico City said. "I have a few Mrs. Bradys in my life," he answered neatly. Trading the pocket for a podium near the 50-yard line, the NFL's reigning pretty boy was in All-Pro form Tuesday. Hard to believe anyone in sports could work a room better at the Super Bowl, even if this room happened to be the University of Phoenix Stadium and could seat 63,000 people. For nearly an hour, the New England Patriots quarterback was the star attraction at media day. His effect was noticeable — nearly NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS TOM BRADY takes a picture of the media interviewing him during Super Bowl media day at University of Phoenix Stadium, the site of Super Bowl XLII. in Glendale, Ariz., Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2008. AP PHOTO he seemed to savor every moment, turning the session into a variety show with Tom Brady as the handsome, dimpled host. "Someone have a dumb question? I need a dumb question," he said. Prompted, one of the 200 or so reporters clustered around him shouted out: "Who's your favorite band?" "U2," he said without missing a beat. Be it the weather in New Hampshire, his boyhood coach back home in the Bay Area or the ol* boondoggle play — an end-around with a kick, he was told — he handled each subject with ease, as if dissecting a cover-2 defense. He often slowly repeated questions, for playful effect. "How is my Zen-ness holding up?" he repeated. "How do I feel about being thestudoftheNFL?"he asked. Occasionally, Brady called a timeout. He'd pluck a camera off the tabletop in front of him and snap a picture of the assembled crush. "I'm not going to remember this someday," he said. Chances are, he'll get a few more opportunities. At 30, he'll play for his fourth Super Bowl title when the Patriots try to close out a perfect season with a win over the Giants. For the record, Brady did talk a little about football. Just a bit, though, because he rarely got two questions in a row about the sport he plays. - "Either way, win or lose, this [*amo is going to be history," Rrndy said. Asked about his role on the Patriots, his status as the NFL's go-to guy and the belief by many that he's an American hero, he turned reflective. "I throw a football. I happen to do that well enough to be on this platform," he said. Lawyer believes Pettitte to reveal HGH talk with Roger Clemens WASHINGTON (AP) — A lawyer for Andy Pettitte's former personal trainer said Tuesday he believes the pitcher will tell Congress he discussed human growth hormone with Roger Clemens between the 2001 and 2002 seasons. The lawyer, Earl Ward, said Pettitte talked about HGH with trainer Brian McNamee following a conversation with Clemens, who has denied that he used HGH or steroids. McNamee worked with both Clemens and Pettitte. "We're hopeful based on Andy's reputation that he will corroborate Brian's statements with regard to Roger," Ward said in a telephone interview. Pettitte's meeting with a congressional committee investigating drug use in baseball was postponed until Monday. He originally was slated to appear for a deposition or transcribed interview Wednesday but the date was changed Tuesday by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. McNamee said in last month's Mitchell Report that he injected Clemens at least 16 times with steroids or HGH in 1998, 2000 and 2001. He said he injected Pettitte two to four times with HGH. Pettitte admitted two days after the Mitchell Report was released that he tried HGH for two days in 2002 — before it was banned by players and owners. Ward said the discussion he was referring to occurred at Clemens' house. "Based on what we know, there was a situation where Andy was speaking to Roger in Brian's presence, then Andy came over to Brian and essentially said, 'Why didn't you tell me about this stuff?' He referred to HGH," Ward said. "Brian discouraged him and then several months later, when he (Pettitte) got injured, he came back and asked Brian about it, and that's when Brian injected him. We believe that based on the fact that Andy came, to Brian and asked him about HGH, it was Roger who told Andy about HGH and that's why he asked Brian about it." GET the NAKED truth Implant & Cosmetic DENTISTRY ROGER CLEMENS, LEFT, T H R O W S alongside strength coach Brian McNamee at the Houston Astros minor league baseball mini camp in Kissimmee, Fla., in this Feb. 27, 2006 file photo. Clemens said during a segment broadcast on CBS's "60 Minutes" Sunday night that he might be willing to take a lie-detector test. 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