While we're getting better at getting the scores up immediately for our prediction contest, we're not quite as good as getting up our recaps. So with a month and a half delay we give the winners of our NCAA Prediction Contest their due.
And as we said in our concurrent Footlocker prediction contest recap the winners of our contest are definitely passionate about running and pretty cool people.
Winner of the team prediction contest was Matthew Call. Matt sent us a pretty informative email which we're including below. We especially like it because it reiterates what a lot of you know, LetsRun.com is the #1 productivity killer at work. (We've had owners of companies who are runners email us and joke that they should ban their computers from accessing LetsRun.com because it hurts their employees productivity. We would like to point out we're keeping their employees happy. But they're probably not going to quit their jobs in this economy anyway).
Here's his email:
Winner of the individual prediction contest was Scott Crews. Crews is a member of (but did not run at NCAAs) the 21st place at NCAAs, NC State Wolfpack, so he no doubt he has some inside insights onto the collegiate scene. Crews knew the ACC women would do well at NCAAs and was coached by a woman, Cynthia Spangler, at Rockbridge County High School in Virgina, so he's not a sexist pig like the majority at LetsRun.com. And don't worry, winning our contests to the best of our knowledge does not affect one's eligibility. We've had numerous high school and collegiate runners take home prizes and even emailed the NCAA about it.
*To check your scores click here, to see the top scores click here
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