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GoDaddy.com made a grand entrance on the Super Bowl four years ago with a spot starring the buxom “GoDaddy Girl,” who broke a tank-top strap and twirled for a congressional panel. Since then, the domain registration service has stuck to its strategy of babes and boobs — creating as much pre-Bowl buzz as possible by crafting ads censors might bar from the game. This year, the company produced two mildly racy spots, both featuring Danica Patrick, and asked the public to vote on which one would air.
“Baseball” plays off the steroid scandal and is the most likely choice for Super Bowl inclusion.
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