BYU-I student to appear on popular game show after winning $25,000 for his invention
Adam Stock, a BYU-I student, earned himself $25,000 at a competition for his motorized truck strap, which qualifies him to be a contestant on an ESPN game show.
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Adam Stock, a BYU-I student, earned himself $25,000 at a competition for his motorized truck strap, which qualifies him to be a contestant on an ESPN game show.
REXBURG – When Adam Stock of Rexburg started developing his motorized strap system for truck beds and flatbed trailers, he was just addressing a need he saw among employees at the landscaping company he worked for. But this past week, his invention earned him $25,000 at Boise Entrepreneur week’s Two-minute Drill pitch competition, which qualifies […]
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