ANDRIA HALL, CNN ANCHOR: Bill Bradley is trailing in most polls, but the former U.S. senator from New Jersey is still predicting some surprises on Super Tuesday. CNN's Bob Franken reports.</s>BOB FRANKEN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): His chances may be small, but his crowds often are large and boisterous. And Bill Bradley gets pumped.</s>BILL BRADLEY (D), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: On to victory tomorrow, the next day -- victory.</s>FRANKEN: With such a short time to his primary judgment day, Bradley began in Buffalo, New York, where he visited a Baptist church, a full schedule for a campaign that, according to the polls, doesn't have a prayer. God, we don't want anything that you don't want us to have. But we know that there are some things that we desire that if we get them will be the life of us. So we stand now as your words</s>FRANKEN: Sunday was no day of rest for Bradley. From church in Buffalo it was off to a sports bar in Baltimore, working a crowd watching his old team, the New York Knicks. Altogether, he visited three states. He's behind in all three. (on camera): Now he returns to New York for the duration until Super Tuesday and waits for results that could determine whether he ventures out again. Bob Franken, CNN, Baltimore.
Bradley Predicts Surprise on Super Tuesday