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MIGRAINE COULD EQUAL SPONSORSHIP GAIN FOR SUPER BOWL MVP
Published January 29, 1998
Super Bowl MVP Terrell Davis has attracted "interest
from at least two drug companies that want him to be a
spokesman for their migraine medications," according to an
AP reports in the CHARLOTTE OBSERVER. Davis' agent Neil
Schwartz wouldn't say whether any companies called him, but
Novartis Pharmaceuticals and Bristol-Meyers Squibb "said
they're interested" (AP/CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, 1/29). ISI Exec
VP Steve Rosner, on Davis' endorsement potential: "The
challenge of Davis' representatives is to get his name out
there more and not let it dry up at this point. He can go
regional and he can go national. ... This is his opportunity
to break out. It may not be immediate. It might take six
months. It might take a year" (AP/DETROIT NEWS, 1/29).




