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The Falcon Sports Marketing Director has left for a job at the University of Tennessee. They university is conducting a nationwide search for his replacement. Now is the time for all who are upset with the BG marketing staff and said they could do a better job to submit that resume.

You mean Manni Banks is out?

Bummer....

Greg Hulen is the now past director of athletic marketing. Manni Banks, for the time being is till at BGSU. I hope Manni get a decent shot at the position. From my meetings he has many good ideas and thinks the students can be brought out with lots of grassroots marketing. I agree with this totally. Who better to get students to the game than other students.

BGorDeath wrote:They university is conducting a nationwide search for his replacement. Now is the time for all who are upset with the BG marketing staff and said they could do a better job to submit that resume.

Freak...this really is your chance!!!!

McMetz811 wrote:

BGorDeath wrote:They university is conducting a nationwide search for his replacement. Now is the time for all who are upset with the BG marketing staff and said they could do a better job to submit that resume.

Freak...this really is your chance!!!!

Hmmm....looks like I'll shoot a resume up to ole BGSU.

Can't hurt!

Falconfreak90 wrote:

McMetz811 wrote:

BGorDeath wrote:They university is conducting a nationwide search for his replacement. Now is the time for all who are upset with the BG marketing staff and said they could do a better job to submit that resume.

Freak...this really is your chance!!!!

Hmmm....looks like I'll shoot a resume up to ole BGSU.

Can't hurt!

Need it fixed up design wise??

Finally in 04 wrote:Greg Hulen is the now past director of athletic marketing. Manni Banks, for the time being is till at BGSU. I hope Manni get a decent shot at the position. From my meetings he has many good ideas and thinks the students can be brought out with lots of grassroots marketing. I agree with this totally. Who better to get students to the game than other students.

I won't argue with his suggestions for getting students involved, but I would have to say that his words and actions seem to contradict themselves occasionally. But thats from personal experience...