u/Spartan-24

How effective was the Levi's logo covered up marketing? Was this more effective advertising than the actual companies at the world cup paying to be sponsored?

When FIFA covered up the Levis logo, Levi's responded with a marketing campaign with the covered up logo. How effective was this campaign? Did it work, or was this just a niche ad on the internet? Would FIFA been better off with leaving the sponsorship on the stadium but refusing to say "Levi's Stadium" or using any images of the logo?

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u/Spartan-24 — 7 days ago
▲ 2.4k r/nba

Who else is excited for the Adam Silver gimmick of starting all NBA related events 30 minutes late.

If any normal person was as late as all NBA events, no one would invite them anywhere. NBA propogandists declare "this is how it has to be tho"

Happy 3 hours until the first pick!

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u/Spartan-24 — 12 days ago
▲ 1.2k r/CFB

The damage Sorsby has done to college football is already too much

Players are seeing how it looks like teams will fight for players betting. We have Colin Cowheard saying "it's not that big of a deal". The damage is done. A G5 bench player who made 2k in NIL would love the opportinity to make some easy money knowing their QB has an undisclosed injury. An overconfident defensive lineman with money on the game will go for a low hit to knock out a QB in the third quarter because the game isn't going too well. The only way this can be resolved is Sorsbet going to prision (for underage betting and illegally sending money to bet).

He should of been made an example of. He should of been banned for life in ALL organized football, including the NFL. He should of been a story about how someone went from 5 million in NIL to working at a car dealership because of gambling, but instead tech is fighting like hell for him and no matter how it ends, the message is clear in college football. "We will fight for our players even for the one cardinal sin of sports"

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u/Spartan-24 — 25 days ago