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NFL Fan Frenzy winners!

Congratulations to James Hayes of Hot Springs, SD!  James is the Grand Prize Winner in the U-Pick-Em NFL Fan Frenzy contest!  James ended the contest with 170 points to win the $300 cash prize.

We ended in a tie for 2nd place between Rob Hotchkiss of Delmont and Mary Ann Deurmier of Wagner.  They will divide the $150 runner-up prize.

Remember to keep making your picks throughout the playoffs to remain eligible for national prizes.

Thanks to everyone for playing, and thanks to our great partners – Blarney’s, Quiznos, and Miller Lite – for making it possible!

The Morning Show

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