(Via: UNM Blog)

The University of New Mexico’s events committee hosted an event called Friday Night Live to bring students together with food, spirit, and entertainment. The event brought together around 2000 students along with the school’s athletics teams!

UNM’s sports teams attending this fun event, giveaways, and free custom t-shirts were definitely a great way to integrate all the students and to get everyone excited about supporting the different athletic teams.

Posted: December 30th, 2008 under General.
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Rutgers football fans definitely show their full support every season, most equipped with thunder sticks!

Inflatable thunder sticks are always a fun addition to a college football game because you are outwardly showing your support for your team AND you are seeing how distracting you can be to the opposing team. This promotional item is a great piece for alumni and current students who want to help bring the audience to life! But don’t get rowdy; you might get ejected from the game!

Posted: December 23rd, 2008 under Football.
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In order to promote your football team, why not utilize the item that EMBODIES the game! The football! But you don’t necessarily have to give away a normal looking football because there are so many promotional items that take the shape of the iconic ball like a Colossal Hands Holding Football Twist Pen or Football Sport Clapper Noisemakers that will get your fans animated! **Sigh** I love this game!

Posted: December 16th, 2008 under Football.
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So it seems that pre-season baseball is off to a very early start, seeing as the Red Sox revealed their new team jerseys. This media event also revealed their new hanging socks logo, that will be featured on their new logoed caps. It seems some fans are upset about this change in logo. What do you think?

Posted: December 15th, 2008 under Baseball.
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Remember when receiving and trading baseball cards was a big deal? Back in the day baseball cards were THE ultimate game souvenir, but have they been moved aside by the likes of other sports-related promotional items? Where has the baseball cards’ popularity gone??

Posted: December 9th, 2008 under Baseball, Souvenirs.
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In 1996 as a METS promotion at a particular game at Shea Stadium a promotional cd was handed out to all the guests. These days if the METS want to hand out some music they would probably use promotional music download cards.

Posted: December 9th, 2008 under Baseball.
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