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Coach Wooden Memory Wall

Posted by Team UT on June 16th, 2010   Design, Inspiration, UnCommon News

In Memory of Coach John Wooden, we’ve setup a Memory Wall for family, friends, and fans to share personal memories and/or simply give their best wishes. So, drop by and share yours with others.

The concept direction I took for this was that of a soft, heavenly, legendary and historical feel.

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Coach Wooden

Posted by Team UT on June 7th, 2010   Inspiration

In working with Coach Wooden on his official site the past 5 years, it was a privilege to learn about him in detail, read the wisdom in books, and receive a firsthand look at how many people truly cared about him. We’ll miss you Coach.

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Jennie Finch

Posted by Team UT on May 21st, 2010   Interactive, Sports Marketing, UnCommon News

Recently completed an online activation for softball star, Jennie Finch, by launching her official website: www.JennieFinch.com Also ck out: http://twitter.com/jfinch27 & http://store.JennieFinch.com

 

 

 

Grand Touring Vodka

Posted by Team UT on May 18th, 2010   Interactive, UnCommon News

Team UT is proud to officially announce working with Grand Touring Vodka – on their new digital strategy. We’ll be developing a new official web site, and branded social media channels for GTV.

 

SKUNKED!

Posted by Team UT on May 12th, 2010   Design, Inspiration, UnCommon News

Cornhole: Cornhole a.k.a “tailgate toss,” “bean bag toss,” “baggo,” or “bags” is a lawn game in which players take turns pitching cornhole bags (cotton duck bags filled with feed corn) at a raised platform with a hole in the far end...

The game is very popular. You often see people playing Cornhole while tailgating before sporting events and/or concerts…

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MLB Crown Jewel Ballparks Online

Posted by Team UT on May 7th, 2010   Interactive, Sports Marketing

Ask just about any baseball fan what the crown jewel parks in MLB are, and chances are over 90% will say one or all of the following: Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, Yankee Stadium. These parks are true cathederals of baseball, but unfortunately they aren’t showcased that way online – not even close.

Living in Chicago we started with Wrigley Field by searching on WrigleyField.com, and were taken to a templated section inside the Cubs website.

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