High School Football Video Contest Earns Money For Schools

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August 25, 2011

ANNOUNCER: 

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS CAN HELP PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SCHOOL BUDGETS.  THE 2011 STATE FARM FRIDAY NIGHT FEATS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL VIDEO CONTEST WILL AWARD SCHOOLS A SHARE OF 160-THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PRIZE MONEY THAT CAN BE USED FOR ANYTHING THE SCHOOL WANTS.  CHRISTOPHER STUCKEY OF STATE FARM SAYS THE CONTEST IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE CORE VALUES AND COMMITMENT OF STATE FARM TO ACTIVELY HELP COMMUNITIES GET TO A BETTER STATE.    

CHRISTOPHER STUCKEY:

“The gridiron in fall brings communities together, especially in difficult times.  Many schools continue to struggle with funding. With more than 50 awards up for grabs in the State Farm Friday Night Feats Contest, that great play and the support of the community, can win money that will help get schools to a better state.”

ANNOUNCER:

THE MOST THRILLING PLAY ENTERED BETWEEN NOW AND NOVEMBER 28 CAN WIN UP TO           

17-THOUSAND-5-HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR THEIR HIGH SCHOOL. FIFTY-TWO SCHOOLS WILL WIN AT LEAST 2-THOUSAND-5-HUNDRED DOLLARS. 

CHRISTOPHER STUCKEY:

“Players, parents and fans can enter to win at Friday Night Feats dot com.”  

ANNOUNCER: 

I’M DICK LUEDKE REPORTING ON FRIDAY NIGHT FEATS.