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Arizona AD Greg Byrne asks Twitter for feedback on scoreboard

Jun 30, 2014, 5:38 PM | Updated: 5:38 pm

Arizona athletic director Greg Byrne understands Twitter. It provides immediate access to fans globally.

In a time of need, Byrne utilized the medium, surveying his more than 18,000 Twitter followers regarding three options for the back of the football team’s scoreboard.

Judging from the Twitter favorites, the No. 2 design has the most support, with No. 1 and No. 3 trailing. No. 3 features the same logo as No. 2, but its colors blend in.

In a follow-up, Byrne tweeted the photos for No. 1 and No. 2 again, and No. 2 led in favorites 60-31 as of Monday morning.

Congrats Twitter, you helped Byrne pick out the back of the Arizona Stadium scoreboard.

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