Dear Ad Industry, Help These Ad Students Battle For Creative Supremacy

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We love a good fight, don’t you? Well, that is, a good clean ad fight. Between creatives. Who are students. Trying to break into the industry. And one-up a fellow university at the same time.

So, yes, it is out pleasure to point you to CU at the AdFight, a sight on which University of Colorado Boulder students have formally accepted a challenge from Brigham Young University to engage in a 3-day ad battle they hope to have judge by you. Yes, you. They want advertising professionals to judge the competition and they’s also love it if an agency would step up with a hypothetical (or real, for that matter) brief from which the battle can be based.

So come on. Help these students out. And remember, you were young and hungry once too.

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