The game “that must not be named” (due to trademark restraints) always generates a lot of news, opinions, and controversies. Yes, we’re talking about the biggest professional football game of the year, where the two best teams face off on a Sunday afternoon. This bowl game is the center stage for a super competition between players on the field, but also between companies vying for viewers’ attention on screens all over the world. It also provides a great learning opportunity to public relations students everywhere.
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