Possible blindspot · U.S. · 6 outlets (L 0 · C 0 · R 4 · 2 not rated)
Maryland to raffle free tuition for students who stay until fourth quarter
Maryland is holding a raffle in which students can win free tuition by staying until the fourth quarter of Saturday's home football game against Illinois.[4, 5, 6] Students must attend the game and scan a QR code to enter, according to The Athletic.[6]
The winner will receive free tuition for the 2027 spring semester, ESPN reported.[5] The Washington Times reported the raffle is open to those who attend the entire game.[4]
Covered by Fox News, ESPN, New York Post and 3 more
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