WDBR March Mildness

WDBR March Mildness

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Sign up now and fill out your bracket after selection Sunday at WDBR.com for the WDBR March Mildness Bracket Challenge, brought to you by Papa John’s. Finish with the most points and win $500. Brackets lock before the first games tip off at 11am March 19th.  You can also compete against your favorite WDBR personalities for bragging rights, and every bracket is automatically entered into the National Challenge for a chance to win $1 million.  Get your picks in at WDBR.com and get ready for all the tournament Mildness with Papa John’s and 103.7 WDBR. 

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