Aflac All-American High School Baseball Classic ad campaign

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09.10.07

Aflac All-American High School Baseball Classic ad campaign

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What the McDonald's All-American game is to basketball, the Aflac All-American High School Baseball Classic is to baseball. The game, now in its fifth year, brings together the nation's 38 best young baseball players for an East vs. West showdown, with proceeds benefiting pediatric cancer treatment and research. It's outstanding baseball, with an Aflac twist, and that's just what Tallahassee, Florida-based The Zimmerman Agency intended when it created this series of ads.

Rob Kerr, art director; Jason Piroth, writer; Erich Stefanovich, creative director; Mind's Eye, digital illustrator; Emily Barrow, producer.

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