OT: Sports trivia part 2.
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You probably overlooked or forgot about him for the same reason that I did. When most people think of those 91 & 92 Duke teams they probably think of Laettner, Hurley and G Hill because they were so big for Duke during those 2 seasons
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Sean Renfree is correct. Since hart got one and so did QC the one that can give me either the 4th or 5th leading passer 1st. will ask the next question. OFC
Thanks Sky, good question and that means some really good Duke qbs arent in that elite group: Brown and Boone were both GREAT GUESSES by QC...Also, Sirk, Sladen, Dilweg among others. OFC
Speaking of Duke football, our Blue Devils broke a nine year drought against UNC 34-31 in 2012 in sold out Wallace Wade Stadium. The schools have met 6 times since then. Who owns the most wins, and what is the count of wins for both over those 6 years? OFC
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One of the questions ask recently was about the year of the pitcher in MLB. There were a lot of pitchers that had some amazing stats that year. The W.S that year was between the Tigers and the Cards. Bob Gibson of the Cards and Denny McClain of the Tigers had years that will always be remembered especially if you followed baseball like myself. I remember how both had dominated the regular season. The question is who was the MVP of the 1968 W.S. ? OFC
Was the third baseman Wade Boggs? I know he played a year or two for Tampa Bay.
I'm not sure of the hitter so I'll take a guess....Carl Crawford or Dave Martinez?
I'm not sure of the hitter so I'll take a guess....Carl Crawford or Dave Martinez?
It was Eddie Gaedal that got the 1st hit. The infield was all playing at bunt depth and he hit a worm burner by the 3rd baseman. It rolled a stop just past 3rd base. The leftfielder picked up the ball and just missed getting Eddie by a half step. The pitcher was pissed off of course and picked poor Eddie off at 1st base. The Ray's released Eddie the next day and he still holds the major league on base percentage record at 1.000. OK I gave it a shot. OFC
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So, not trying to take anyone’s spot. This question is just a for fun question bc I learned it today while touring Arlington National Cemetery. If you get this right you only earn arbitrary internet points of knowledge. You don’t get to ask another question.
Who is the only boxer buried at Arlington National Cemetery?
Who is the only boxer buried at Arlington National Cemetery?
dukiejay answered the question while eating a hot dog after playing the front nine. He is now on the back nine and it may take a while before the next question so be patient. OFC
Let’s stick with the Tampa Bay Rays.
Who is the only pitcher in their history to throw a no-hitter?
Who is the only pitcher in their history to throw a no-hitter?
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