(08-02-2010 10:34 AM)CajunFan89 Wrote:  we'd probably have to be institutionalized then

You are....

The meds are just so good that you only THINK your not institutionalized. This board is how we monitor you.

Anytime someone shows rational thought we pump your IV full again.

(08-02-2010 06:24 AM)Vobserver Wrote:  

(08-01-2010 04:31 PM)MG61 Wrote:  

(08-01-2010 03:59 PM)dchi72 Wrote:  

(08-01-2010 02:24 PM)CajunFan89 Wrote:  

(08-01-2010 01:43 PM)dchi72 Wrote:  You mean the one that Community Trust Bank pays us to put there?

so you had a bank buy the tarps for you.... must have been a pretty good financing deal. teach us your savvy ways in negotiation our illustrious tech fans. teach us the err of our ways

It a simple process called corporate sponsorships. Happens all over the country. Companies pay you to put thier name on things.

Some examples:

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl
ESPNs College Game Day built by The Home Depot

At Tech we have sponsorships from lots of companies:

Sprint
Suddenlink
Community Trust Bank
Willis Knighton
Hill Oil Company

Sometimes you have to offer them something special to get their money. Putting thier name on the backdrops used at your press conference, putting thier name on signage in your stadium, or even running thier ads on your jumbotron.

It's a common practice. Most schools have multiple sponsors/advertisers :odie:

Yes, but MOST schools do not screen print their sponsor's name on a big tarp used to hide the fact that they have vast areas of empty seats in the stadium. Usually, they put it on signage that doesn't obstruct seating.

well you should try it. you seem to have alot of ad space available in your stadium. the way ULL hides their vast areas of empty seats is by filling up the two rows behind the players bence for televised games. I am sorry televised GAME. unless of course you play Southern, then of course you fill your vast empty space with baby blue clad fans and sprinkle in a little ULL red.

(08-05-2010 10:11 PM)theATLDawg Wrote:  

(08-02-2010 06:24 AM)Vobserver Wrote:  

(08-01-2010 04:31 PM)MG61 Wrote:  

(08-01-2010 03:59 PM)dchi72 Wrote:  

(08-01-2010 02:24 PM)CajunFan89 Wrote:  so you had a bank buy the tarps for you.... must have been a pretty good financing deal. teach us your savvy ways in negotiation our illustrious tech fans. teach us the err of our ways

It a simple process called corporate sponsorships. Happens all over the country. Companies pay you to put thier name on things.

Some examples:

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl
ESPNs College Game Day built by The Home Depot

At Tech we have sponsorships from lots of companies:

Sprint
Suddenlink
Community Trust Bank
Willis Knighton
Hill Oil Company

Sometimes you have to offer them something special to get their money. Putting thier name on the backdrops used at your press conference, putting thier name on signage in your stadium, or even running thier ads on your jumbotron.

It's a common practice. Most schools have multiple sponsors/advertisers :odie:

Yes, but MOST schools do not screen print their sponsor's name on a big tarp used to hide the fact that they have vast areas of empty seats in the stadium. Usually, they put it on signage that doesn't obstruct seating.

well you should try it. you seem to have alot of ad space available in your stadium. the way ULL hides their vast areas of empty seats is by filling up the two rows behind the players bence for televised games. I am sorry televised GAME. unless of course you play Southern, then of course you fill your vast empty space with baby blue clad fans and sprinkle in a little ULL red.

UL has never used tarp to cover empty seats or create the facade of full seats in certain camera angles. UL also doesn't not use turn stiles, they use scanners that don't allow tickets to be scanned more then once. Just the Facts!