Trivia Questions and Answers
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Was Tarkenton a Georgia cracker?
Was Tarkenton a Georgia cracker?
Yes, Check...or, at least, a Georgia Bulldog.
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Waterfield UCLA
Check here as well.
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Here is today's trivia question:
The following list consists of all the Quarterbacks that are in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. It is in 2 sections, Modern (post WWII) and "early" Pre-WWII
Name which College each of them attended:
Answers:
Troy Aikman......UCLA..and yes, he attende OK as well
George Blanda....Kentucky
Terry Bradshaw.....Louisiana Tech
Len Dawson.....Purdue
John Elway.....Stanford
Brett Favre.....Southern Miss
Dan Fouts.....Oregon
Otto Graham....Northwestern
Bob Griese.....Purdue
Sonny Jurgenson.....Duke
Jim Kelly......Miami, Fla.
Bobby Layne.....Texas
Dan Marino.....Pitt
Joe Montana.....Notre Dame
Warren Moon.....Washington
Joe Namath.....Alabama
Ken Stabler.....Alabama
Bart Starr.....Alabama
Roger Staubach.....Navy
Fran Tarkenton.....Georgia
Y.A. Tittle.....LSU
Johnny Unitas.....Louisville
Norm Van Brocklin.....Oregon
Kurt Warner.....Northern Iowa
Bob Waterfield.....UCLA
Steve Young.....Brigham Young
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Sammy Baugh.....TCU
Earl Dutch Clark.....Colorado College
Jimmy Conzelman.....Washington Univ. of St. Louis
Paddy Driscoll .....Northwestern
Benny Friedman.....Michigan
Arnie Herber.....Wisconsin
Sid Luckman.....Columbia
Ace Parker.....Duke
Fritz Pollard.....Brown
Free to merge, thanks.
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Here is your Trivia Question of the Day.
I had previously asked you to name those members of the 100 Rushing TD club.
Today ...there are 10 members of the 100 Receiving TD club.
Name them.
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Tim Brown
Marvin Harrison
Jerry Rice
Tim Brown
Marvin Harrison
Jerry Rice
Those 3 are correct, check.
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Damn I for got Y.A. went to LSU and I did not know Sonny J went to Duke.
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Bambi? aka Lance Alworth?
EDIT: And HOF to be Larry Fitzgerald has to be there. Best WR I ever saw in person in college and that includes Tim Brown when at ND.
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Bambi? aka Lance Alworth?
EDIT: And HOF to be Larry Fitzgerald has to be there. Best WR I ever saw in person in college and that includes Tim Brown when at ND.
Bambi? aka Lance Alworth?
EDIT: And HOF to be Larry Fitzgerald has to be there. Best WR I ever saw in person in college and that includes Tim Brown when at ND.
Yes on Fitzgerald no on Alworth Yes on Brown
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Corona Virus got you all down with no sports happening.
I am going to leave this one open for now......but I will start a new one, since it is a "New" day!
There are still 6 members of the 100 TD Club not named so far.
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Here is today's trivia Question:
In NFL history, there have been a dozen (12) Quarterbacks who have a career winning pct. of winning 2/3rds of their games. .666 pct. or better.
Name these 12 QBs. (Note: in one case anyway, it includes the record as an AFL starting QB).
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I guess I need to give the answers here.
Here is your Trivia Question of the Day.
I had previously asked you to name those members of the 100 Rushing TD club.
Today ...there are 10 members of the 100 Receiving TD club.
Jerry Rice 197
RAndy Moss 156
Terrell Owens 153
Cris Carter 130
Marvin Harrison 128
Larry Fitzgerald 120
Antonio Gates 116
Tony Gonzales 111
Tim Browns 100
Steve Largent 100
and Don Hutson had 99
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Name them.
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Brady, Brees, Bradshaw?
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Otto Graham, Bart Starr, Joe Montana, Steve Young, Peyton Manning, Roger Staubach
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Otto Graham, Bart Starr, Joe Montana, Steve Young, Peyton Manning, Roger Staubach
Otto Graham, Bart Starr, Joe Montana, Steve Young, Peyton Manning, Roger Staubach
Check on Graham, Montana, Peyton, and Staubach. No on Starr and Young. Starr .623; Young...close .657
Six left.
Hints: 2 are active. 2 go back to the 60s. the other two primarily from the 80s.
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Dan Marino
Bob Greise
Johnny Unitas
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Dan Marino
Bob Greise
Johnny Unitas
No, No, and No...but good guesses. Marino .613, Griese .622 Unitas .648
Further hint: One played for the Good Guys, one plays for the Bad Guys. One was funky. One was as bland as a sheet of paper. Another could have been related in a way to Ted Kaczinski. Another plays beyond his stature.
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Dan Marino
Bob Greise
Johnny Unitas
No, No, and No...but good guesses. Marino .613, Griese .622 Unitas .648
Further hint: One played for the Good Guys, one plays for the Bad Guys. One was funky. One was as bland as a sheet of paper. Another could have been related in a way to Ted Kaczinski. Another plays beyond his stature.
No, No, and No...but good guesses. Marino .613, Griese .622 Unitas .648
Further hint: One played for the Good Guys, one plays for the Bad Guys. One was funky. One was as bland as a sheet of paper. Another could have been related in a way to Ted Kaczinski. Another plays beyond his stature.
Jim McMahon
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