Dr. Pepper’s long-running “Fansville” ad campaign debuted its newest entry on Saturday, and it contained a clear shot at ...

One thing that the Dr. Pepper ad didn’t poke fun at or acknowledge, though? The ridiculous chest passes for championship weekend that have made their halftime tuition giveaway competition infamous.

The commercial is just the latest tie between Dr Pepper and college football. The company’s “Fansville” commercials have been a hit with viewers, and the Dr Pepper Tuition Giveaway ...

Last week, it was announced Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers would star in this season's 'Fansville' series of commercials for Dr Pepper. ‘Fansville’ is a satirical episodic drama from ...

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers signed his latest NIL installment with the soda company Dr. Pepper last week and is featured in this season's ' Fansville' commercial series, playing the ...

Dr Pepper officially announced Monday that the Texas Longhorns star quarterback is making his Fansville debut in the Season 7 premiere of the comedic commercial series.

Here's the full Dr. Pepper "Fansville" commercial that released with Ewers on Monday: REQUIRED READING: Why Texas' No. 4 preseason ranking matters more than Steve Sarkisian thinks, says | Golden ...

AUSTIN, Texas — In Dr. Pepper's latest Fansville commercial dubbed "Calling For Backup, " Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers delivers a hilarious joke involving his backup quarterback, Arch Manning.

Thanks to Dr Pepper, a Longhorn and Sooner are working in perfect harmony. Over the past week, the beverage has rolled out new commercials that have starred Quinn Ewers and Brian Bosworth.

'Fansville' is a comedy and drama episodic series that sets the scene in a fictional college town. Dr. Pepper now enters its seventh season producing the commercials, bringing Ewers on as the ...

Ewers, heading into his third season as the Longhorns' signal caller, will appear alongside former Oklahoma linebacker Brian Bosworth on Dr Pepper's "Fansville" commercials this season. Ewers was ...