Bowl with 49ers cornerback Tramaine Brock
Aug 14, 2012 at 1:34 PM
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San Francisco 49ers cornerback Tramaine Brock is holding a contest with fans. He will select fans to hang out with him for a night of bowling. All you have to do is post on Twitter.
"Think you can Bowl better than me? Come out and prove it. Enter the #BowlwithTBrock contest and win the opportunity to come hang out with me for a fun night of Bowling," said Brock on his
official blog.
Rules:
- To enter the contest, send out a Tweet using the hashtag, #BowlwithTBrock and let him know why he should pick you.
- You can send out as many Tweets as you like.
- You have until 5:00 PT, Friday, August 17 to enter the contest.
- On Friday night, Brock will announce (4) winners.
- On Tuesday, August 21, the Winners will join him for a night of Bowling.
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