Round 1: 10 points
Round 2: 20 points
Round 3: 40 points
Round 4: 80 points
Round 5: 120 points
Round 6: 160 points
We would like to invite you to participate in the 2009 ROCS Mad Marchness Tournament Extravaganza! Once again, its completely free to play and we have some great prizes to win. So make your picks, submit your bracket & enjoy the thrill of this great time of year.
Grand Prize: Autographed Ball/iPod touch + Framed Award (office bragging rights)
2nd Place: Bose Acoustic Headphones + Award Certificate
3rd Place: Cigar Humidor, Cigars, Beer Growler + Award Certificate
Last Place: Ramen Noodles
Other Prizes: ROCS t-shirts, cigars, beer growlers, gift cards, event tickets, crazy aaron’s thinking putty, ROCS fleece jackets + pullovers
Company Attendance Champs: Lunch for Office (up to 25 people)
Invite friends, family, co-workers or anyone else to join in on the action. If your company brings in the most players, we'll buy lunch for the office (up to 25 people)
Anyone who isn't classified as ineligible. Invite as many people as you wish including: colleagues, friends, family and remember..IT'S FREE!
Anyone who asks: “What is Mad Marchness?” We don’t know about you, but we’re tired of losing to the “I pick the team with the best colors,” or , “I choose the school with the cutest mascot” After the dedication of studying endless hours of game film for all 65 teams, we simply can’t be put through this extreme dissapointment for yet another year.
All brackets should be sent before the scheduled tip off time on Thursday, March 19, 2009. Brackets received after this will not qualify for points in games which have already started. So get your picks in quick!
Round 1: 10 points
Round 2: 20 points
Round 3: 40 points
Round 4: 80 points
Round 5: 120 points
Round 6: 160 points
From all eligible entries received, the winners will be determined based on their ability to use their skill and knowledge of men's college basketball to accumulate the most points during the tournament. A correct answer in a given round is shown to the right.
Tiebreaker #1 - The predicted score of the championship game is compared to the score of the championship game. The differences between the predicted scores and actual scores are calculated and added. The entry with the smallest total difference is considered the winning entry.