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Terri Kelley
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What kind of company do you work for?
college sports team
What is the name of your company?
Longhorn Sports Network/division of IMG College Sports
What is your job title?
Director of Operations, LSN
What is your job function?
management
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http://www.IMGCollege.com www.TexasSports.com

Comment Wall (7 comments)

At 6:48pm on February 13, 2008, Steve Bonsignore said…
Terri -

Great meeting you earlier this week. Nice Horns win as well, by the way. I know you guys are pretty well set locally, and I'm sure Jeff will be there to offer his assistance,.but should you ever have PR needs or just want to get an outside opinion feel free to drop a line.

Best,
Steve

212.537.8094
sbonsignore@gcigroup.com
At 12:26pm on February 20, 2008, Mark Phillip said…
Hey Terri, I had no idea there would be so many of us either. Definitely check out RUWT?--I'd love to hear your thoughts. Great call on the 'Horns by the way...
At 1:19pm on March 9, 2008, Rodney Kuhl said…
Terri,

Thanks for the acceptance look forward to getting new ideas from everyone
At 11:23am on March 26, 2008, balex said…
Thanks for the welcome. I am a huge Longhorn fan. You should check out Longhorn Nation if you too are a longhorn fan.

Right now I am not working on the .com side. Once it is rolled out, I am sure I will have some role over there. We are doing a lot of cool things in the coming months.
At 5:24pm on April 21, 2008, Scott Pelluer said…
Terry!

I'd love to bounce a couple ideas to you, when you get a chance. I work for a .com startup called Zazzle.com (30 minutes south of San Francisco) which has a pretty amazing site, and on top of all the items we have, -EVERYTHING is produced and shipped in 24 hours or less.

I've spent quite a bit of time in the college sports arena and was on the sideline with my 15 year old son for the UT/Nebraska game...

Please track me down @ scott.pelluer@zazzle.com at your earliest convenience.

Sincerely,

Scott
At 3:12pm on June 10, 2008, Kent Jordan said…
Hi Terri

We have some interesting opportunities for live college football games for the major conferences and top 25 for the fall.

We covered al major bowls the last two years (six in-stadium game promos) and Wild Card toSuperbowl, now branching out to season long initiatives for live branded text massaging prediction games and companion microsites. Launching our own destination site in August.

I would like to learn about what you do for IMG.

Regards,

Kent Jordan - Founder
EVP Business Development
KlickSports
"Live Multi-media
Casual Sports Games"
Los Angeles, Ca
310-467-1648
At 10:43am on June 25, 2008, Allie Whelan said…
Hi Terri,

I am working as a summer intern for a company called Flimp Media that develops web video marketing and analytics technology. Looking at your line of work, it seemed like Flimp could be valuable for your marketing efforts.

Flimp has made it very easy and inexpensive to create, distribute and track web video marketing campaigns for event promotion, fundraising, alumni connections, recruiting, selling merchandise, and player profiles. My guess is that a company like Nike, Gatorade, etc. would be interested in branding your outbound "flimps" to reach your fan base. They could underwrite your campaigns, costing your dept. nothing. We have many client examples and case studies on our website at www.flimp.net.

If you are interested in using web video marketing, I’m sure we can set up a trial account for you.

We have recently been in contact with other colleges such as Duke University, Villanova University, Syracuse University, and Davidson University. Thanks for your time and please let me know if you have questions or would like some more information.

I would be happy to show you some examples of recent 'flimps.' Thanks, Allie

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