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Top Innovative Fan Ideas Compete Head-to-Head During NCAA March Madness® for Chance to Win $10,000 and Trip to 2011 NCAA Men's Final Four®
ATLANTA - The wave. Live online streaming of games. NCAA March Madness. The NCAA basketball experience is constantly evolving and Coke Zero's Dept. of Fannovation has been tapping fans all season long for their creative expertise and the chance to win $10,000.
In an effort to find that next improbable idea that will further connect fans to the action on the court, Coke Zero today announced the pairings in the Dept. of Fannovation "Brain Bracket," a collection of 64 innovative fan ideas that can potentially revolutionize the NCAA basketball experience. From March 14 until April 5, people can log on to
"NCAA basketball has some of the most passionate fans in sports, and from what we've seen from the Dept. of Fannovation submissions, some of the most creative as well," said Bill Kelly, Senior Vice President,
Starting with 32 first round pairings after Selection Sunday™ and culminating with the final matchup beginning April 2, the fan enhancement with the most fan votes in each "Brain Bracket" pairing will move on to the next round. The "survive and advance" format will sync up with the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship schedule until the winning idea is crowned by fans April 5, the day of the NCAA men's national championship game. The creator of the top idea will earn $10,000 to help make their concept a reality and a trip for two to the 2011 NCAA Men‟s Final Four in Houston.
All 64 finalists in the Dept. of Fannovation "Brain Bracket" will be awarded with a Coke Zero prize pack. The final 16 submissions will earn $1,000 each for their inventors, while the top four finalists will also earn a trip to the 2011 NCAA Men's Final Four in Houston.
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