TMM Madness: Your College Basketball Bracket

Are you a truly talented prognosticator? Or maybe just a lucky guesser? Either way, test your college basketball picking skills during TMM Madness. Sign up and see how you stack up against Tell Me More host Michel Martin, the Barbershop guys, and other Tell Me More fans just like you. If you come out on top, we'll mention your name on air. Just click the link below, take a second to sign up, and enter the password "tellmemore" for your chance to step onto the court with us! Make sure to read these rules before entering, and good luck!

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"Tell Me More fans basketball picking contest" Official Rules

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1. CONTEST Sponsor. The "TMM Madness" ("the Contest") is sponsored by National Public Radio, Inc. ("the "Sponsor").

2. HOW TO ENTER. The Contest begins at 12:00 a.m. Eastern Time on March 15, 2013, entries must be received before the tipoff of second round games in the 2013 NCAA men's basketball tournament on March 21^st, 2013, and the Contest ends on April 8, 2013. To enter, go to http://tmmfans.mayhem.cbssports.com/. Only one (1) entry per person. If you attempt to submit more than one (1) entry by using multiple/different email addresses, identities, registrations and logins, or any other methods, all of your entries may be disqualified. There is no fee to submit an entry. By submitting an entry to the Contest, each entrant agrees to comply with and be bound by these Official Rules and acknowledges that the decisions of the Sponsor shall be final and binding in all matters relating to the Contest.

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5. PRIZE. The winner(s) name(s) will be mentioned on-air during a broadcast of Tell Me More.

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