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Posters and Desktop Backgrounds - All about personalizing...

When it comes to marketing our teams, nothing is more effective than creating strong connections between fans and student-athletes.  However, in today's changing world of college athletics, this can be a challenge.  The vast TV exposure and huge stadiums coupled with new practice facilities and student-athlete academic centers have added to the "celebrity" of our student-athlete, while unintentionally limiting the fan's access to them.  So personalizing and humanizing our student-athletes is something we must be creative about.  

If you are around Oxford soon, you'll notice all new posters for Football, Soccer and Volleyball.  Each poster features just one student-athlete in an "up close and personal" way.  Each team has multiple posters, so if you see a Mike Marry poster at one restaurant, next door may have a Donte Moncrief or Charles Sawyer poster.  Same goes for Rebel Volleyball and Soccer, so enjoy the new designs!  


The personalization 
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doesn't stop there.  Click here to check out (and download for free) our all new desktop backgrounds - these feature even more student-athlete options for each team in season.  They
even have the schedule included so you always know when the Rebels are playing!  We hope you enjoy these new ways we are giving you a more inside look at what makes Ole Miss so special - our student-athletes.

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Sample Posters:
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Former Soccer Player Featured In SEC's 40/40

Former Ole Miss soccer player, goalkeeper Ann Shelton, is featured in the SEC's 40/40 series today.

Shelton, who played at Ole Miss from 2004-07, still holds the Rebel record for goals against average in a career (0.90) and GAA in a season (0.27).

An excerpt from the feature is below:

Ann Shelton is the ultimate team player. Even today, nearly five years since she last played in goal for the Ole Miss soccer team, Shelton remains the consummate team player. Getting Shelton to talk about herself, rather than her team, is tough because no matter the situation, she seems to take a team approach.  

Growing up in Tullahoma, Tenn., Shelton had eyes for another sport before soccer. "I had always played basketball, so I thought I was going to go to college and play basketball," she says. "Soccer wasn't big growing up in Tennessee, so I played basketball. Because I was so tall, they wanted me to play post, and I said 'no, I'm not going to be this tall forever, I'm the point guard, I'm not going to play post.' Basketball was my first love.

The feature was written by Tim Letcher.  Click here to read the full feature.

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