NCAA Blocks Miller’s Second Cat Fight Ad

Steve Hall

Apr. 01, 2003
1 min read

According to the Indianapolis Star, the NCAA has blocked the airing the Miller’s second version of the Cat Fight Ad from the basketball playoffs. You know the one. The two babes mudwrestling. Seems a has finally been crossed.

“There has to be some sense of decorum in commercials,” said NCAA president Myles Brand. [via adland]

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