What Are The Odds: A Perfect Bracket

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The Roundup: Tiger’s $65 Million House
Published 3/18/2008 by TheBigLead at The Big Lead
... interview with one of the great, late-season NBA stories: Lance Allred. (Harwood Paroxysm) Letterman mocks the underdressed Mike & Mike, and then one of these clowns makes their Final Four picks, except two came from the same region. (Sox & Dawgs) Campus Clicks (which is way too nice to us) introduces you to the NCAA tourney Nerd-Off. (Campus Clicks) If your bracket is perfect, some gambling outfit will pay you $11 million. (Vegas Watch) If you want to give up all your personal info, you can join John ...

No One, Ever, Will Have A Perfect Bracket [NCAA Tournament]
Published 3/18/2008 by Leitch at Deadspin
... This happens every year: Some enterprising company decides to give away an inordinate amount of money to someone who can pick every NCAA tournament game correctly. Sportsbook, this year, is giving away $11 million to any lucky winner. When the dot-com boom was going on back in 2000, we remember one site offering $1 billion. You could offer $25 trillion; you still ain't gonna win. ...

Minor league team tries exploiting Roger Clemens
Published 3/19/2008 by PostmanR at The Postmen // A Sports Blog // Chicago, IL.
... What are the odds of someone filling out a perfect bracket for the NCAA tournament? One in 7.2 trillion? Pretty similar odds of Clemens actually doing this. But hey, free hot dogs? Count me in. ...

It’s finally here!
Published 3/20/2008 by nvr1983 at Rush the Court
... - Vegas Watch asks the question about what the odds are of picking a perfect bracket. It’s a good read as is the rest of his site. We highly recommend it. ...

You Finally Nailed The Perfect Bracket, Didn’t You?
Published 3/20/2008 by Cousins of Ron Mexico at The Big Lead
... But this is your year. You did it! You’re going to win so much money. That office pool for 67 bucks? Yours! That blog pool with all those witty transients you comment about offbeat barely-related-to-sports stories with a John Scheyer bobble-head for a prize: Yours! One in 7.2 million? Good odds for any Spartan. ...