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SBD/Issue 130/Sponsorships, Advertising & Marketing
Capital One Promoting NCAA Sponsorship With New Viral Campaign
Published March 19, 2010
| Watch Capital One's "Ivan Brothers" Viral Video |
WOODEN, BUT NOT LACONIC: USA TODAY's Thomas O'Toole noted Basketball HOFer John Wooden appears in a new PSA for the NCAA with the "familiar theme of how almost all the 400,000 college athletes will be 'going pro in something other than sports.'" With the "help of technology, Wooden appears as he was in 1972, in a team huddle giving a pep talk to athletes." His words include, "What you gained as a student will be just as important to you as what you did as a player." It then "appears as if thousands of students surround him." The idea came from a "collaboration between the NCAA's marketing department and its advertising agency," Young & Rubicam, S.F. (USATODAY.com, 3/17)







