Trivia Questions and Answers
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Barry Sanders
No.....he was just one short with 99 career TDs.
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Adrian Peterson
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Adrian Peterson
Check
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Marshall Faulk
"And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't imagine what empty heads can achieve." -
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Jim Brown, Emmett Smith, Tony Dorsett, Eric Dickerson, LT, Earl Campbell, Franco Harris, John Riggins, Payton?......... that's 9 as quick as I could think of them, how many are correct.
Bolded are correct.... Brown, Smith, Riggins and Payton, and if by LT you mean LDT, LaDanian Tomlinson, yes.
No on Dorsett, Dickerson, Campbell and Harris
Bolded are correct.... Brown, Smith, Riggins and Payton, and if by LT you mean LDT, LaDanian Tomlinson, yes.
No on Dorsett, Dickerson, Campbell and Harris
Now the "others" are coming to mind even though they aren't as popular #99 Sanders or Eric Dickerson, Franco how about Shaun Alexander (sp?).
And.... LT,. Tomlinson is often referred to by his initials, L.T. An effective passer on halfback option plays, Tomlinson threw seven touchdown passes and ranks second behind Walter Payton (8) for non-quarterbacks since the AFL–NFL merger in 1970.
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Bolded are correct.... Brown, Smith, Riggins and Payton, and if by LT you mean LDT, LaDanian Tomlinson, yes.
No on Dorsett, Dickerson, Campbell and Harris
Now the "others" are coming to mind even though they aren't as popular #99 Sanders or Eric Dickerson, Franco how about Shaun Alexander (sp?).
And.... LT,. Tomlinson is often referred to by his initials, L.T. An effective passer on halfback option plays, Tomlinson threw seven touchdown passes and ranks second behind Walter Payton (8) for non-quarterbacks since the AFL–NFL merger in 1970.
Now the "others" are coming to mind even though they aren't as popular #99 Sanders or Eric Dickerson, Franco how about Shaun Alexander (sp?).
And.... LT,. Tomlinson is often referred to by his initials, L.T. An effective passer on halfback option plays, Tomlinson threw seven touchdown passes and ranks second behind Walter Payton (8) for non-quarterbacks since the AFL–NFL merger in 1970.
Shaun Alexander is right. And 'LT" is Lawrence Taylor....wikipedia has it wrong....
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Here is Today's Trivia Question:
There have been Nine (9) Running Backs in NFL history who have rushed for 100 or more TDs in their careers.
Name as many as you can.
Answers:
Emmit Smith 164
LaDanian Tomlinson 145
Marcus Allen 123
Walter Payton 110
Jim Brown 106
John Riggins 104
Shaun Alexander 100
Marshal Faulk 100
And, as noted Barry Sanders gave it up having scored 99 TDs.
Free to merge. Thanks.
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Now the "others" are coming to mind even though they aren't as popular #99 Sanders or Eric Dickerson, Franco how about Shaun Alexander (sp?).
And.... LT,. Tomlinson is often referred to by his initials, L.T. An effective passer on halfback option plays, Tomlinson threw seven touchdown passes and ranks second behind Walter Payton (8) for non-quarterbacks since the AFL–NFL merger in 1970.
Shaun Alexander is right. And 'LT" is Lawrence Taylor....wikipedia has it wrong....
Shaun Alexander is right. And 'LT" is Lawrence Taylor....wikipedia has it wrong....
Let's see LT himself, wiki or you, hmmmm who's incorrect?
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Here is Today's Trivia Question:
The Browns last won a Championship in 1964. There have been 9 "Major League" teams who have gone longer than the Browns have since winning a title...or in a few cases, since coming into existence.
A few hints/caveats regarding this question: A. Keep in mind that the franchise has had to be in existence since before 1964, so teams created after that date do not count. B. They are all NFL/NBA/MLB teams. No NHL teams, so don't worry about those. C. The fact is, most of the franchises that are part of the answer to this question have moved around since winning their last title, or since being formed, so keep that in mind also.
Name these 9 teams.
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Shaun Alexander is right. And 'LT" is Lawrence Taylor....wikipedia has it wrong....
Let's see LT himself, wiki or you, hmmmm who's incorrect?
Let's see LT himself, wiki or you, hmmmm who's incorrect?
If you say LT no one thinks of Tomlinson, they think of Taylor.
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If you say LT no one thinks of Tomlinson, they think of Taylor.
I immediately thought of LT, so does LT's mother's among many others.
You sound like a lawyer trying to support a losing side.
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If you say LT no one thinks of Tomlinson, they think of Taylor.
I immediately thought of LT, so does LT's mother's among many others.
You sound like a lawyer trying to support a losing side.
I immediately thought of LT, so does LT's mother's among many others.
You sound like a lawyer trying to support a losing side.
You sound like the side that is losing. If you want some support, buy a bra. Yes, I immediately thought of Lawrence Taylor, and do did Taylor's mother
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DET Lions comes to mind first followed by our beloved Indians then maybe the NY Knickerbockers and I'm sure a few more obscure teams....... Championship wise.
DET Lions comes to mind first followed by our beloved Indians then maybe the NY Knickerbockers and I'm sure a few more obscure teams....... Championship wise.
Lions, Indians check. Knicks, no. (they won titles in 1970 and '73).
And why would you think that ANY NFL/NBA/MLB team is "obscure"? We are not talking about college ball here. No team comes out of "obscurity" to win a pro championship. There aren't any Butlers or VCUs, or George Mason's in the pro ranks.
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DET Lions comes to mind first followed by our beloved Indians then maybe the NY Knickerbockers and I'm sure a few more obscure teams....... Championship wise.
Lions, Indians check. Knicks, no. (they won titles in 1970 and '73).
And why would you think that ANY NFL/NBA/MLB team is "obscure"? We are not talking about college ball here. No team comes out of "obscurity" to win a pro championship. There aren't any Butlers or VCUs, or George Mason's in the pro ranks.
Lions, Indians check. Knicks, no. (they won titles in 1970 and '73).
And why would you think that ANY NFL/NBA/MLB team is "obscure"? We are not talking about college ball here. No team comes out of "obscurity" to win a pro championship. There aren't any Butlers or VCUs, or George Mason's in the pro ranks.
Just from a 10, 20 or whatever Championship reunion celebration point of view.
I'm thinking the list includes both MLB and NBA teams along with the more popular NFL variety.......ummm, I'm thinking of a few.
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You sound like the side that is losing. If you want some support, buy a bra. Yes, I immediately thought of Lawrence Taylor, and do did Taylor's mother
Isn't that the job of the lawyer to represent the client regardless of the strength of the case ?
And the one LT is from the Parcells era, I remember a lot of stories about LT some from LT himself. The other LT is 20 years later a 21st century professional football player.
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