Early Days
The two basketball leagues that formed to create a unified NBA.
What is the, "National Basketball League (NBL)" and the, "National Basketball Association (NBA)?"
The G.O.A.T. from the WNBA.
Who is, "Diana Taurasi?"
There have been _ perfect brackets in March Madness History.
There have been "0" perfect brackets in March Madness History.
When a basketball is player fouled while shooting, it results in at least one ____ throw.
When a basketball is player fouled while shooting, it results in at least one "free" throw.
This man played for the Chicago Bulls and is often referred to as the G.O.A.T.
Who is, "Michael Jordan?"
The first baskets that were used were two _____ baskets that were hung from the balcony of the gym.
What is, "Peach" baskets?
The only three WNBA franchises to win 4 championships.
Who is the, "Minnesota Lynx, Seattle Storm, & Houston Comets?"
Christian Laettner is the most prolific scorer in March Madness history with 407 points (17.7 per game) in 23 games, the most tournament games by any player. Which team did he play for?
What is, "Duke?"
Basketball slang for shooting a ball off the rim (hint: It has 5 letters.)
What is a, "Brick?"
The only MN Timberwolf to win the MVP award.
Who is, "Kevin Garnett?"
Invented the game of Basketball.
Who is, "James Naismith?"
The first female referee to officiate an NBA playoff game.
Who is, "Violet Palmer?"
The First March Madness featured _ teams in 1939. (Hint: It's a number)
The First March Madness featured "8" teams in 1939.
Mr. Kulseth's favorite NBA player of all time. I have a flag hanging in my classroom of him.
Who is, "Kevin Garnett?"
The Lakers legend who died in a helicopter crash in 2020.
Who is, "Kobe Bryant?"
The first type of ball used to play basketball.
What is a Soccer Ball?
The unique name for women's basketball.
What is, "Basquette?"
This player starred for the Bruins from 1967-1969. He averaged 25 points over 12 tournament games and guided UCLA to 3 consecutive titles. He was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player 3x.
Who is, "Kareem Abdul-Jabbar?"
This NBA franchise won NBA titles in 1947, 1956 (Philadelphia), 1975, 2015, 2017, 2018, & 2022.
Who is the, "Golden State Warriors?"
The Iowa Hawkeye who holds the all-time NCAA Division I men's and women's scoring record.
Who is, "Caitlin Clark?"
The other proposed name for basketball.
What is the, "Naismith Game?"
The college where the first women's basketball game was played.
What is, "Smith College?"
This team has won 11 Women's D1 NCAA titles which is the most in NCAA history.
Who is, "UConn?"
This NBA player had an impressive career for the Lakers. After retirement, he found a role in Hollywood with features in films like "Grown Ups 2" and "Blended." He is known for his giant size (7ft. 1in. & 325 pounds) and fun/loving personality.
Who is, "Shaquille O'neal?"
The player with the most 3-pointers in NBA history.
Who is, "Stephen Curry?"