@mld-woody said:

I know the answer is not Michigan

The Bullshit of it is that my alma mater, Akron, should have had a Super Bowl MVP.

Dwight Smith of Akron played defensive back for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl XXXVII

Bucs vs. Raiders.

He intercepted TWO passes and returned both for TDs. One for 50 yards, the other for 44 yards in the Bucs 48-21 victory.

Yet, the game's MVP award went to Dexter Jackson of FSU. He too caught two interceptions, but he returned one for like 9 yards and the other for a few more yards to midfield. He didn't score on either, yet he gets the MVP and Dwight Smith doesn't.

I could only ask WTF was up with that?

Derric Brooks had an Int. for a TD as well, but only 1. Smith had two. Jackson none.

I could understand it if they had given the MVP to say Keenan McCardell who had two TD catches. At least they would have chosen an offensive player. Or QB Brad Johnson.

But, no, defense won that game for the Bucs, and Smith with 2 Int. TDs?

Akron should have had a SB MVP.

@slowburn said:

yet more minutia from Gip's fountain of useless information!!!

That is why they call it trivia, though, I agree, this was a bit much to chew.

@the-gipper said:

Really? No one had a clue or even had any guts to attempt?

It takes to long to go through 40 different schools and mentally match them up with 40 or so Super Bowl MVPs.

Maybe when I retire 30 years from now I will attempt questions like that one.

Zombo

@the-gipper said:

Here is today's trivia question:

This is a list of colleges. Tell which of these schools did NOT have an alum or attendee become a Super Bowl MVP:

Answers are highlighted

Alabama

Brigham Young

California

Florida

Florida St.

Georgia

Grambling

Kansas

Louisiana St.

Louisiana Tech

Louisville

Long Beach St.

Maryland

Miami, Fla.

Miami, Oh.

Michigan

Michigan St.

Mississippi

Mississippi Valley St.

Morehead St.

Navy

Northern Iowa

Notre Dame

Ohio St.

Oklahoma

Penn St.

Purdue

Stanford

Syracuse

Tennessee

Tennessee-Chattanooga

Tennessee St.

Texas A&M

Texas A&M-Commerce

Texas Christian

UCLA

USC

Washington

Washington St.

West Virginia

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