13 Sports Facts That Even The Most Hardcore Fans Don't Know
The Huffington Post | by Andy McDonald | 02/04/2014
It's on the internet, so it must be true, right?
According to the big data wonks at The Huffington Post: "There has never been a documented perfect March Madness bracket. Statistically speaking, you have a one in 9.2 quintillion chance of filling out a perfect bracket. One in 9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to be very, very exact. An autistic teenager from Illinois was perfect in his first two rounds in 2010 (a 1 in 13,460,000 feat), but alas did not go on to attain ultimate bracket perfection. And the incentive to do so got many, many dollars sweeter this year when billionaire Warren Buffet offered $1 billion (billion with a "b") to anyone who fills out a perfect March Madness bracket. So yeah, good luck with that."
Warren Buffett Offers $1 Billion For Perfect March Madness Bracket - Forbes
Forbes | by Kelly Phillips Erb | 01/21/2014
It's on the internet, so it must be true, right?
"Warren Buffett... wants to make you an offer: he’ll give you $1 billion for a perfect March Madness bracket...."
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