You're so 2000 and late
In what year did the icon, Britney Spears, shave her head?
2007
(if she can get through that, we can get through social distancing)
Biscuit
Fill in the Blank:
"We will be perfect in every aspect of the game. You drop a pass, _____________. You miss a blocking assignment, _________. You fumble the football, and I will break my foot off in your John Brown hind parts and then you will ______. Perfection. Let's go to work."
Bonus Points: Who said this?
"Run a mile."
Bonus Points: Coach Boone
What is the world's largest ocean?
Pacific Ocean
When did Beyonce and Jay-Z get married?
2008
Bonus Points for April 4, 2008
Sponge
Cake
Ronnie Bass
Who sang the National Anthem at the 2020 Super Bowl?
Demi Lovato
How many degrees are there in a circle?
360
In what year did the first High School Musical debut?
2006
Pancake or Flapjack
Chewy, sweet granola bar
Fill in the missing line
Coach Boone: "You think football is fun?"
Petey Jones: _______________
"Zero fun sir!"
What team does legend Troy Bolton play for?
East High Wild Cats
(what team? WILD CATS!)
How many countries are member to the United Nations?
193
When was the first Ipod released?
2001
Bonus points for October 23, 2001
Chelsea Buns
Who said:
"You're acting like a bunch of sissies, quit it!"
Sheryl Yoast
When was the last time the Summer Olympics were held in the United States?
Bonus: Where were they held?
1984 - Los Angeles
(Games will be back in LA in 2028)
Name 2 countries that allow taking naps during work?
Italy and Spain
Who performed at the 2001 MTV VMAs?
Hint: two performers
Michael Jackson and N'Sync
Pudding
Substantial desserts that can be sweet or savory
Fill in the blanks:
Coach Boone: "Petey, how many feet are in a mile?"
Petey: "I dunno."
Coach Boone: " ________________! And you will take this ball and run every single one of them! _____________!
1. 5,280
2. You're killing me Petey!
In what year did the University of Michigan beat (the) Ohio State University in football?
2011
What is a writ of certiorari?
A petition to request the Supreme Court of the United States to review your case.