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Aflac to sponsor Heisman Trophy

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May 20, 2011

Columbus-based insurer Aflac said Friday it will sponsor the Heisman Trophy, college football’s highest honor, starting this upcoming season.

Aflac, which also sponsors in-game trivia during college football broadcasts, said it inked a multi-year sponsorship. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The Heisman Trophy is presented annually to the game’s most outstanding player by the Heisman Trophy Trust of New York City.

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J. Scott Trubey is the economy and environment editor for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He previously served as a business reporter for the AJC covering banking, real estate and economic development. Trubey is also a former investigative reporter, with a specialty in banking, real estate and public corruption. He joined the AJC in 2010.

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