ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen's Created Another Crowd Pleaser at College Fanz

Jim DeLorenzo by Contributor Written on March 16, 2009
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“Everybody pays attention to the NCAA Division I tournament but the excitement of March Madness doesn’t stop there,” said Joe Lunardi, the resident bracketologist for ESPN and the guru who invented Bracketology. 

 

“The great thing about the College Fanz Perfect 10 is that it includes all 10 of the great championship tournaments in the NCAA and the NAIA, and gives all of the competing schools, their fans and their alumni the respect and attention they have earned.  This contest is a real bracket-buster.”

 

There’s still time to be perfect in the College Fanz™ Perfect 10, with the final two brackets in the world’s biggest college basketball bracket event giving fans a chance to win $25 million by selecting two perfect brackets in the ultimate March Madness contest.

 

With the field of 65 officially announced last night in the NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament, and with tonight's announcement of the field for the NCAA Division I women’s hoops tourney, the final brackets in the College Fanz Perfect 10 contest are live.

 

Already a real crowd pleaser, College Fanz Perfect 10 has given thousands of fans the first March Madness bracket contest that includes men’s and women’s basketball tournaments in NCAA Divisions I, II and III, and also NAIA Divisions I and II. 

 

Many of those tournaments are already well underway, making the next few days a crucial, final chance for fans to enter the contest.

 

“Fans still have time to be perfect by choosing their brackets in both NCAA Division I hoops tournaments,” said Bill Rasmussen, the founder of ESPN and founding partner of College Fanz Sports Network

 

“With a $25 million grand prize on the line for selecting two perfect brackets in NCAA Division I men’s and women’s basketball tournaments, as well as the other great prizes for winners in the other post-season tourney bracket contests, we have launched what thousands of fans consider the ultimate March Madness event.”

 

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