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Comcast Spotlight Titans Luncheon to feature head coach Jeff Fisher
2006-08-23
Nashville, Tenn. - Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher and select Tennessee Titans players will be the featured guests at the upcoming Comcast Spotlight Sports Speaker Series luncheon on Tuesday, September 5 at 11:00 a.m. at the Renaissance Hotel.
"The Annual Comcast Spotlight Titans Kickoff Luncheon means that the Titans football season is here," said Dave Carter, Area Vice President of Comcast Spotlight Nashville. "We're looking forward to Titans football and having another great event with Coach Fisher and the team to preview the 2006 season."
Coach Fisher will address the audience and a select group of Titans players will be in attendance. Coach Fisher will answer questions from the audience and speak about the Titans upcoming season, which will open just five days following the luncheon, September 10th vs. the Jets. The Reese Smith Award, which is awarded annually to a Middle Tennessee individual who makes a difference in sports, will also be presented. The 2005 recipient of the award was Reggie Whittemore. Past award winners include Charles Hawkins, Teresa Phillips, June Stewart, Rick Byrd, and James "Boots" Donnelly. The Comcast Spotlight Champion Award, which recognizes an outstanding amateur athletic team for their excellence both on and off the playing field, will also be presented to a local high school or program.
Guests (Non Sports Council Members) can attend for $30, which includes admission and lunch. To RSVP for the luncheon, please contact the Nashville Sports Council at 743-3120 or generalinfo@nashvillesports.com. The deadline to RSVP is Friday, September 1st. Visit www.NashvilleSports.com for additional information.
The Nashville Sports Council is a private, not-for-profit, membership-based organization of area corporations and individual sports enthusiasts. Created in 1992, the Nashville Sports Council's mission is to positively impact the economy and quality of life of the Greater Nashville Area by attracting and promoting professional and amateur sports.
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