In our blog about LG’s new Spectrum phone featuring Stuart Scott (CLICK HERE), we told you exactly how many people watched TV on their phones in 2011. And it’s service like T-Mobile’s that makes catching the game on the run as easy as making a phone call.

Maybe you’re even reading this blog on your phone. Maybe you didn’t have time to watch the commercial, which means that you maybe don’t know what we did for the shoot. So we’ll help you out.

See those black jerseys, yes? We made those for the commercial, including the XXL for the furry lion-looking mascot. On top of the jerseys, we sent one of our cheer outfits and set of pom poms from the warehouse to match the team.

One thing we didn’t do for the spot was the dress. That’s all T-Mobile magic.

And it’s not just a few people with their heads in their phones doing who knows what. It’s a lot of people.

In 2011, 30 million people watched TV on their phones. Maybe you didn’t catch that– 30 million people, watching TV, on their phones. That doesn’t even include texting, talking or internet browsing.

So with all the sports streaming on mobile devices, it makes sense that ESPN’s Stuart Scott is hosting LG’s commercials for their hottest phone, “The Spectrum.” Booyah!

For this basketball scene, we created custom jerseys for both teams and provided the outlandishly athletic ref with his uniform from head to toe.

We were all over the football scene as well, providing not only the practice gear for the football players, but also the cheer uniforms, including the outfit for the explosive cheerleader.

Well, this year you don’t have to be an obsessive gambler to get in on the excitement. Thanks to Papa John’s, if you call the Super Bowl XLVI Coin Toss correctly, a free pizza and a 2-liter Pepsi Max are yours.

We are guessing tails, but don’t tell anyone.

And if you haven’t already guessed, Sports Studio was in on the act. For Peyton, we dressed the future Hall of Famer in the biggest ref gear we had in stock. After all, not many refs are running the sidelines at 6-foot-5 230 pounds.

In addition, we outfitted the background football players as well as the other (non-NFL Pro Bowler) ref for the shoot at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. You can grab a better look at our wardrobe in this behind the scenes look, hosted by the Pepsi Max Spokes-Driver.

And if you haven’t had enough Peyton Manning, check out our work with a Peyton Manning double for the NFL Network’s Football Freakonomics (CLICK HERE).

Or did it?

The guys from Football Freakonomics and the NFL Network explore the question: How much do injuries actually affect teams?(CLICK HERE TO WATCH)

We teamed up with the series once again to provide the authentic NFL uniforms for the shoot. On top of that, we sent the entertainment industry’s premier on-set sports wardrobe consultant, who also happens to be our on-set wardrobe consultant, Gus Noguera to make sure that everything looked just right.

We worked with Peyton’s body double to ensure that when it came to the uniform, the fake Manning could be confused for the real Manning, who millions watch every Sunday, all the way down to his recognizable Riddell Revolution helmet.

While on set, Gus snapped this picture of “Manning” in the operating room.

For all of your sports wardrobe needs, both on-set and off, come to Sports Studio, we’ve got you covered.

On January 17th, 2012 Sports Studio hosted our first ever Open House. From repainting the floors to laying carpet for a cocktail area, we pulled out all the stops to turn our warehouse into a comfortable lounge.

Rather than traditional centerpieces, we opted for a more “us” feel with gorgeous black helmets provided our friends at XENITH.

The Sports Studio customer lounge made its debut during the Open House, featuring a comfy couch, a selection of our best helmets and our 2011 Highlight Reel (Click HERE to Watch).

Some of our best helmets from our 2011 jobs, including a few which you may see during the Super Bowl, both on and off the field.

Some of our 250 guests networking and enjoying refreshments. There were several projects discussed that we hope to see on the silver screen in the coming years.

Part of the Sports Studio Family celebrating a successful Open House.

So if you didn’t make it out in 2012, we hope you will next year.

And after 40 years of Hollywood sports wardrobe, it makes sense that we have a lot of stuff. Sometimes, we find stuff that we never knew we had.

Like these two original jerseys that we made way back when from soccer’s version of The Mighty Ducks, The Big Green (1995).

If those jerseys don’t ring a bell, then maybe the trailer will-

Check back for more warehouse gems as we find them, digging around the warehouse.

From this summer’s biggest blockbuster– The Dark Knight Rises– to hundreds of commercials that you see everyday, Sports Studio was an integral part of this year’s best.

And 2012 is only going to be bigger.

This video highlights our biggest and brightest from year’s past.

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Tim Tebow is one of the most polarizing sports figures ever. People love to talk about him. And “love” might not be a strong enough word. Obsessed is probably more like it.

Even Sports Studio got in on the act with our own versions of Tebowing. So when Tebow went on his improbable win streak, the calls for Tebow jerseys started piling up, including one from our friends over at the NFL Network.

The jersey was needed for another episode of Football Freakonomics called, “Tebow Timing,” which can be seen below.

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