Sports trivia questions
2484 multiple-choice Sports trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- This great point guard had the nickname Clyde when he played for the New York Knicks.
- This point guard played for Philadelphia in the NBA after his college career at West Texas State. Over his 15 seasons, he averaged close to 7 assists per game, a great accomplishment for such a long career. After he retired as a player, he became Philadelphias head coach. Who is he?
- This point guard grew up in Kansas, where he went to school. Somehow, Red Auerbach got him into the Connecticut National Guard, to keep him from being drafted. Who is he?
- This backcourt wonder and Basketball Hall of Famer was often billed as the worlds greatest dribbler. He was born in Oklahoma and attended Langston University.
- This point guard was a team leader for Seattle and the Celtics. After his college career at Pepperdine, he played in the NBA from 1976-1990. Although always a great leader, he never was a head coach. Who was he?
- After graduating from the University of California at Berkley, this great point guard became the NBA rookie of the year for the 1994/1995 year. He has been in at least 8 All-Star games.
- What year did Major League Baseball start giving out the Rookie of the Year Award?
- Major League Baseball started giving Rookie of the Year Award in each league in what year?
- What year did Thurman Munson win the Rookie of the Year Award?
- Frank Robinson won the Rookie of the Year Award while playing with which team?
- This Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame outfielder, who served twice in the military as a marine corps pilot, was a two-time MVP winner (1946 and 1949) and a two-time Triple Crown winner (1942 and 1947).
- Which of the following players did not have his number retired by the Boston Red Sox?
- A 1930 Model A Ford Sport Coupe drives on the field as the crowd rises to sing their fight song that includes these lyrics: If I had a son, Sir Ill tell you what hes do Hed yell: To hell with Georgia Like his Daddy use to do! In what university stadium would you be sitting?
- College bands brings out the school spirit in the fans and some bands are renowned in their own right. But the most famous band member in college football is not a member of a drumline or a strutting majorette, hes a sousaphone player. What universitys band is on the field when the sousaphone player dots the i?
- Touchdown! A Conestoga wagon pulled by two white ponies named Sooner and Boomer race around Owen Field. Who has scored a touchdown?
- What university are you visiting when, at the end of the game, the fans begin to sing Take Me Home, Country Roads
- Which university mascot made the April 28, 1997 cover of Sports Illustrated?
- One of college footballs greatest traditions is the Rose Bowl played on New Years Day. What university hosted the only Rose Bowl not played in Pasadena?
- Several universities can be heard yelling Hold that tiger. Hold that tiger as their team rushes to the field. But only one university has each player touch Howards Rock and run straight down a steep hill into the stadium know as Death Valley. What university would you be visiting when these Tigers take the field?
- Which Dodger pitcher was named the 1963 World Series most valuable player?
- Who was the manager of the 1981 World Series-winning team?
- Where is race car driver Ryan Newman originally from?
- Which university did NASCAR driver Ryan Newman graduate from?
- In what year did Ryan Newman get his first NASCAR Busch Series victory?
- What award did NASCAR driver Ryan Newman win in 2003?
- How many wins did NASCAR driver Ryan Newman have in 2003?
- At which track did Ryan Newman win his first Cup Series points race?
- How many players are allowed on the ice during an ice hockey game?
- Which professional wrestler had won more titles than any other wrestler until he became King of the Ring in 2006?
- Which of these wrestlers did not win an IWGP championship title in the 20th century?