This March Madness fans can try out for the first Reese's Ultimate Basketball Team organized by Reese's University. The candy brand is offering basketball and candy enthusiasts a chance to engage in the annual college-league tournament beyond filling out a bracket.
No dribbling, dunking, or shooting skills are necessary for this time. The only requirement is a connection to the Reese name. Candidates can visit the brand's online page to show how their first or last name is similar to the brand's name. The winners will receive enough Reese's Peanut Butter Cups to cover the length of a basketball court as well as a custom Reese University jersey. Reese will announce the final team roster on March 31st.
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