In the Charlotte Bobcats' bumpy six-year history, I have heard this from a whole lot of disgruntled sports fans: "I wouldn't go to a Bobcats game if you gave me free tickets." I'm sure that is true for some. But I now know there are a whole lot of people who are dying to go to a Bobcats game if you gave them free tickets.

I got close to 1,000 entries in my "Two Free Bobcats Tickets" contest, which we didn't publicize much and only allowed people to enter for a 30-hour period. Of those nearly 1,000 entries, only one person had the exact right answer to all three questions I asked. His name was Jeff Johnston. He lives in Charlotte, and he has won two free floor-level seats to the Charlotte-Toronto home game March 29. Johnston plans to take his 9-year-old daughter Adrianna to the game.

To review, I asked readers three questions through my "Scott Says" blog and in my newspaper column. Those questions were: How many points will Cleveland's LeBron James and Milwaukee's Brandon Jennings score combined in their games against Charlotte this past weekend? The answer turned out to be 41 (22 for James, 19 for Jennings). This eliminated about 98 percent of the entries. Almost everyone guessed too high, which was understandable given that the two players average a combined 47.6 points.

However, exactly 20 readers got that question right.

The first tiebreaker: What would the Bobcats' record be against Cleveland and Milwaukee this weekend? This one turned out to be easy. The correct answer was 1-1, and 18 of 20 entries remained alive after that one.

The second tiebreaker: How many assists would the Bobcats' Raymond Felton have combined in those two games? The answer was 10. I had a number of people who were very close - guessing either nine or 11. But Johnston had the single perfect entry. Thanks to all who entered. I appreciate your readership very much, and we'll do it again.