Fayetteville company set to produce Peach Bowl special

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The half-hour program will focus on this year's match-up

between the Virginia Cavaliers and the Georgia Bulldogs. Corso

will prevent an overview on each team, as well as interviews with

both head coaches and top players from each school.

The Peach Bowl preview will be telecast Dec. 29 at 2:30 p.m.

on ESPN and Dec. 31 at 4:30 p.m. on ESPN2. Kickoff for the game

is set for 5 p.m. on Dec. 31. The Georgia Dome is the home of

this year's contest, with a capacity crowd expected for this

exciting New Year's Eve collegiate battle.

In other new from the Fayetteville communication

company, Matt Sprague was hired recently as a new account

executive.

Sprague earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in

telecommunications from the University of Georgia in 1996 and received his

MBA in marketing from Georgia State University in 1998. He

previously worked at CNN International Sales Operations.

"We're delighted to have someone's of Matt's

caliber aboard the Sealsco team. His background at CNN will be an asset

to his marketing and sales responsibilities for us," said John

Bonner, president of Seals Network Sales. "We are expanding the

Sealsco Marketing Group and Matt is one of the first of several new

positions we have planned in the near future."

Sealsco Network Sales also contracts with other companies

to provide marketing services involving the sales of

various "niche" oriented programming and commercial inventory on

networks including ABC, TNN, Fox Sports Net, Discovery,

Outdoor Life and fit tv.

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