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2008 NCAA March Madness free brackets and pool

2008 NCAA March Madness free brackets and pool The time has come for everyone to get their 2008 NCAA March Madness brackets ready, pools entered and watch. For those who are just joining in and are looking to get their free March Madness brackets online, we have a couple of options for you. You can get a free printable 2008 NCAA March Madness bracket from ESPN or you can fill in your own bracket at the online sportsbook BodogLife. No, it's not March Madness betting - the bookie is offering players to join their free March Madness 2008 Bracket Buster contest. You play your March Madness bracket for free and stand the chance to win thousands of cool prizes, including the top price of $1 million for the perfect bracket!

 As per BodogLife's terms and conditions, you can enter the March Madness brackets contest if you are in the United States, of legal age and register for the contest and make all required selections during the entry period. Also, your March Madness brackets selections may be changed up until the end of the entry period. You will select the outcome for each of the 63 March Madness games and points will be awarded for each correct selection. One of the players who correctly predicts the outcome of all March Madness games in their bracket will win the grand prize of $1 million, with thousands of dollars in additional prizes for those who qualify. Remember, the 2008 NCAA March Madness bracket contest at BodogLife is absolutely free. Visit their website to read all terms and conditions, as well as to play the March Madness brackets challenge. Alternatively, you can visit ESPN.com to print your own March Madness brackets.

 Published on 03/16/2008

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