AT&T Offers Fans Opportunity to Become Part of 2010 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic History
AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic
From now until Sunday, Dec. 27, 2009, fans are encouraged to submit their favorite pictures celebrating the great sport of college football for inclusion in the 2010 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic logo mosaic. Fans can submit images online at www.att.net/attcottonbowl or via email to photo@attcottonbowlmosaic.com. AT&T wireless customers can also submit via MMS by sending** their image to 6886.
Once an image has been submitted and is approved for content, it will be uploaded into the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic photo mosaic. All participants will receive a code to go online and track their exact image(s) location on the mosaic, and photo content will be updated daily.
“As football fans prepare for the 2010 game, we are excited to provide them with this unique opportunity to become a part of history and imagery of this classic bowl game, and one that many fans are sure to remember for a lifetime,” said Tim McGhee, executive director, AT&T Corporate Sponsorships. “The 2010 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic mosaic image will truly capture the great fan base that has made this one of college football’s best experiences.”
In addition, all fans who submit an image will be entered into a pre-game sweepstakes for tickets to the 2010 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic on Jan. 2. AT&T is awarding two (2) sweepstakes winners four (4) tickets to the game. Five (5) additional winners will receive a Samsung GoTM Netbook.
For AT&T’s 2010 Cotton Bowl Classic sweepstakes, participants must be at least 18 years of age and reside in the 50 United States. Fans may submit up to 50 entries per day. Winners will be randomly selected. By submitting a photo as part of the entry, participants grant permission for the photo to be posted on www.att.net/attcottonbowl or other sponsor-related websites, as well as for promotional purposes. Fans may enter into the sweepstakes without uploading a photo. Winners will be chosen at random and images will not affect the selection process.
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I was at the 2010 Cotton
bowl and had my picture taken at the att fanzone, but my access code doesn’t work to view my photo. Please advise how I can correct this. Thanks