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  • @the-gipper said:

    Here is today's Trivia Question:      Name a Pro Football Hall of Famer that attended these "Small colleges".    Colleges by groupings.  Note....the HOFers may be players, coaches or other contributors:

    John Carroll:. The late great Don Shula

    MAC  schools (current):  

    Akron. Jason Taylor

    Eastern Michigan. Tricky, an old coach George Allen ?

    Kent State.  Jack Lambert

    Miami Oh. Paul Brown

    Toledo . ?

    The bonus: Easy the old football factories ND, USC, MICH and The Ohio State University

    Bonus Question:   Name the 4 schools that have had  10 PFHOFers play there.  (Hint....they are NOT small colleges)

    @mjp28 said:

    Easy the old football factories ND, USC, MICH and The Ohio State University

    Check on these

    John Carroll:. The late great Don Shula

    MAC  schools (current):  

    Akron. Jason Taylor

    Eastern Michigan. Tricky, an old coach George Allen ?

    Kent State.  Jack Lambert

    Miami Oh. Paul Brown

    And check on all these.   

    Didn't want to give the Ivy League a go?

  • @mjp28 said:

    Easy the old football factories ND, USC, MICH and The Ohio State University

    Check on these

    John Carroll:. The late great Don Shula

    MAC  schools (current):  

    Akron. Jason Taylor

    Eastern Michigan. Tricky, an old coach George Allen ?

    Kent State.  Jack Lambert

    Miami Oh. Paul Brown

    And check on all these.   

    Didn't want to give the Ivy League a go?

    @the-gipper said:

    Didn't want to give the Ivy League a go?

    I can think of some good Ivy League players but HOF, hmmmm probably older by definition I'll give it some thought.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Didn't want to give the Ivy League a go?

    I can think of some good Ivy League players but HOF, hmmmm probably older by definition I'll give it some thought.

    @mjp28 said:

    I can think of some good Ivy League players but HOF, hmmmm probably older by definition I'll give it some thought.

    Yes, for most of the Ivy Leaguers you do have to go back a long way for the names. Except for maybe one....and I will give you  a hint: think of a coach. 

  • @mjp28 said:

    I can think of some good Ivy League players but HOF, hmmmm probably older by definition I'll give it some thought.

    Yes, for most of the Ivy Leaguers you do have to go back a long way for the names. Except for maybe one....and I will give you  a hint: think of a coach. 

    @the-gipper said:

    Yes, for most of the Ivy Leaguers you do have to go back a long way for the names. Except for maybe one....and I will give you  a hint: think of a coach. 

    Old Ivy League coach maybe Marv Levy ?

  • @the-gipper said:

    Yes, for most of the Ivy Leaguers you do have to go back a long way for the names. Except for maybe one....and I will give you  a hint: think of a coach. 

    Old Ivy League coach maybe Marv Levy ?

    @mjp28 said:

    Old Ivy League coach maybe Marv Levy ?

    Yes...but which school?

  • Here is today's Trivia Question:      Name a Pro Football Hall of Famer that attended these "Small colleges".    Colleges by groupings.  Note....the HOFers may be players, coaches or other contributors:

    Ivy League Schools:

    Brown

    Columbia

    Dartmouth

    Harvard

    Penn

    Small Ohio Colleges:

    Dayton:

    John Carroll:

    Wittenberg:

    MAC  schools (current):  

    Akron

    Eastern Michigan

    Kent State

    Miami Oh.

    Toledo 

    Bonus Question:   Name the 4 schools that have had  10 PFHOFers play there.  (Hint....they are NOT small colleges)

    @the-gipper said:

    MAC  schools (current):  

    Toledo 

    man are you turning over some old dinosaur rocks ?...as a grad of T-town. I went back to a photo of a picture plaque before you would enter the TU weight room. 

    Safety- Emlen Tunnell*---of the football NY Giants---- 

    Tunnell broke his neck playing ball at TU..barely got accepted to fight in a world war...than Ronnie Lott banged bitches playing Safety..freaky stat numbers in picks & tackles... 

    Baa deebb!   that's all folks! 

  • @mjp28 said:

    Old Ivy League coach maybe Marv Levy ?

    Yes...but which school?

    @the-gipper said:

    Yes...but which school?

    Possibly Brown the school of ESPN's Chris Berman or second guess Harvard. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    MAC  schools (current):  

    Toledo 

    man are you turning over some old dinosaur rocks ?...as a grad of T-town. I went back to a photo of a picture plaque before you would enter the TU weight room. 

    Safety- Emlen Tunnell*---of the football NY Giants---- 

    Tunnell broke his neck playing ball at TU..barely got accepted to fight in a world war...than Ronnie Lott banged bitches playing Safety..freaky stat numbers in picks & tackles... 

    Baa deebb!   that's all folks! 

    @gumby73 said:

    man are you turning over some old dinosaur rocks ?...as a grad of T-town. I went back to a photo of a picture plaque before you would enter the TU weight room. 

    Safety- Emlen Tunnell*---of the football NY Giants---- 

    Tunnell broke his neck playing ball at TU..barely got accepted to fight in a world war...than Ronnie Lott banged bitches playing Safety..freaky stat numbers in picks & tackles... 

    Baa deebb!   that's all folks! 

    Check on Tunnell

  • @the-gipper said:

    Yes...but which school?

    Possibly Brown the school of ESPN's Chris Berman or second guess Harvard. 

    @mjp28 said:

    Possibly Brown the school of ESPN's Chris Berman or second guess Harvard. 

    Second guessing is sometimes good.  It is Hahvahd.

  • @mjp28 said:

    Possibly Brown the school of ESPN's Chris Berman or second guess Harvard. 

    Second guessing is sometimes good.  It is Hahvahd.

    @the-gipper said:

    Second guessing is sometimes good.  It is Hahvahd.

    Marv was always such an eloquent speaker and a good football coach and person.

  • Here is today's Trivia Question:      Name a Pro Football Hall of Famer that attended these "Small colleges".    Colleges by groupings.  Note....the HOFers may be players, coaches or other contributors:

    Answers:

    Ivy League Schools:

    Brown.....Fritz Pollard

    Columbia....Sid Luckman

    Dartmouth....Ed Healey

    Harvard.....Marv Levy

    Penn...Chuck Bednarik or  Bert Bell

    Small Ohio Colleges:

    Dayton:  Chuck Noll

    John Carroll:  Don Shula

    Wittenberg:   Al Davis

    MAC  schools (current):  

    Akron.....Jason Taylor

    Eastern Michigan.....George Allen

    Kent State.....Jack Lambert

    Miami Oh......Paul Brown or  Weeb Ewbank  (and one day  Ben R.)

    Toledo .....Emlen Tunnell

    Bonus Question:   Name the 4 schools that have had  10 PFHOFers play there.  (Hint....they are NOT small colleges)

    Notre Dame,...13;   USC  13;   Ohio State  10,  Michigan 10

     
  • Its been about a week since my daily trivia question....so this one, while one question has several parts.

    In the 4 major sports:   NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL.     there are  32 franchises who have  NEVER won a championship. 

    Name these 32 teams..............to help you out here are some hints:  MLB there are 6 teams;  NFL there are 6;  NBA there are 10;  NHL there are 10. 

  • Do AFL championships count?

  • Do AFL championships count?

    @dutch-oven said:

    Do AFL championships count?

    Yes, they count as titles. 

    Except...any of those 4 "league" titles won in NFL/AFL in the 4 years 1966-70.   So, before Gunz goes crazy...no the Vikings have NOT won a championship.

    So I give you them...one of the 32. 

    Also, FYI,  any ABA or WHA title also counts as a championship.  Which means that any team that won a title in those leagues does not count,  

  • NFL: Jacksonville, Carolina, Cincinnati, Minnesota, Houston, Atlanta

    MLB: Colorado, Tampa Bay, Seattle, Texas, Milwaukee, San Diego

    NBA: Indiana, Orlando, Charlotte, Atlanta, LA Clippers, Denver, Utah, Memphis, New Orleans, Sacramento, Minnesota

    I know I named 11 NBA teams, but I don't know of any championships from those teams, unless I totally blanked or one of them won an ABA title I'm not aware of. 

    I'll let someone else attempt the NHL. ?

  • NFL: Jacksonville, Carolina, Cincinnati, Minnesota, Houston, Atlanta

    MLB: Colorado, Tampa Bay, Seattle, Texas, Milwaukee, San Diego

    NBA: Indiana, Orlando, Charlotte, Atlanta, LA Clippers, Denver, Utah, Memphis, New Orleans, Sacramento, Minnesota

    I know I named 11 NBA teams, but I don't know of any championships from those teams, unless I totally blanked or one of them won an ABA title I'm not aware of. 

    I'll let someone else attempt the NHL. ?

    @dutch-oven said:

    NFL: Jacksonville, Carolina, Cincinnati, Minnesota, Houston, Atlanta

    These are all correct...and you got them all.

    MLB: Colorado, Tampa Bay, Seattle, Texas, Milwaukee, San Diego

    These are all correct, and you got them all.

    NBA: Indiana, Orlando, Charlotte, Atlanta, LA Clippers, Denver, Utah, Memphis, New Orleans, Sacramento, Minnesota

    Ones highlighted are correct.   

    I know I named 11 NBA teams, but I don't know of any championships from those teams, unless I totally blanked or one of them won an ABA title I'm not aware of. 

    Indiana Pacers did win ABA titles.  Hawks and Kings won titles in the 50s in different cities.  (Hawks: St. L.   Kings as Royals in Rochester)

    I have two not named. 

    I'll let someone else attempt the NHL. ?

  • I used to follow the Pittsburgh penguins but don't watch much NHL lately, here goes:

    Florida Panthers, Nashville preditiors, Arizona coyotes (were the cheapest professional franchise to buy years ago), Columbus bjs....... throw in the Buffalo sabres also.

  • I used to follow the Pittsburgh penguins but don't watch much NHL lately, here goes:

    Florida Panthers, Nashville preditiors, Arizona coyotes (were the cheapest professional franchise to buy years ago), Columbus bjs....... throw in the Buffalo sabres also.

    @mjp28 said:

    I used to follow the Pittsburgh penguins but don't watch much NHL lately, here goes:

    Florida Panthers, Nashville preditiors (Predators..FIFY) Arizona coyotes (were the cheapest professional franchise to buy years ago), Columbus bjs

    Highlighted are correct.  The Arizona Coyotes franchise is technically formerly the Winnipeg Jets, which franchise did win WHA titles.  That was one I had to do some research into, because there is a current Winnipeg Jet franchise...not the same as the old franchise...which you did not name....and which I leave open for determination. 

  • @mjp28 said:

    I used to follow the Pittsburgh penguins but don't watch much NHL lately, here goes:

    Florida Panthers, Nashville preditiors (Predators..FIFY) Arizona coyotes (were the cheapest professional franchise to buy years ago), Columbus bjs

    Highlighted are correct.  The Arizona Coyotes franchise is technically formerly the Winnipeg Jets, which franchise did win WHA titles.  That was one I had to do some research into, because there is a current Winnipeg Jet franchise...not the same as the old franchise...which you did not name....and which I leave open for determination. 

    @the-gipper said:

    Highlighted are correct.  The Arizona Coyotes franchise is technically formerly the Winnipeg Jets, which franchise did win WHA titles.  That was one I had to do some research into, because there is a current Winnipeg Jet franchise...not the same as the old franchise...which you did not name....and which I leave open for determination. 

    Ok what about the Buffalo sabres?

  • @the-gipper said:

    Highlighted are correct.  The Arizona Coyotes franchise is technically formerly the Winnipeg Jets, which franchise did win WHA titles.  That was one I had to do some research into, because there is a current Winnipeg Jet franchise...not the same as the old franchise...which you did not name....and which I leave open for determination. 

    Ok what about the Buffalo sabres?

    @mjp28 said:

    Ok what about the Buffalo sabres?

    Check

    5 other NHL teams.      Still 2 NBA teams.   Maybe.   Or, apparently, just one.