Memory Lane
These are the three sports Chris played competitively growing up.
What are baseball, hockey and golf?
This is the romantic way in which Chris and Dana met.
What is sliding into her DMs?
Chris's favorite food for breakfast, lunch and pre-dinner.
What are cookies?
In another life, Chris would have gone pro in this sport.
What is pickleball?
His college major.
What is economics?
The legendary hairstyle Chris sported in 2016 after losing a bet.
What are frosted tips?
The iconic chain restaurant where Chris and Dana spend the majority of their date nights.
What is Chili's?
He prefers women with this color hair.
What is brunette?
She is the former US Secretary of State who Chris worked for while at Stanford.
Who is Condoleezza Rice?
His father's unexpected encore career.
What is a beekeeper?
The make of Chris's sick first whip.
What is Mercedes Benz?
Founded in 2017, this is the animalistic nickname that Chris prefers to call Dana.
What is "The Great Dane"?
This '80s classic is Chris's favorite movie - in fact, he's seen all three of them multiple times.
What is Back to the Future?
This tantalizing pitch is how Chris made a name for himself on the mound.
What is the changeup?
Name one of Chris's signature words or phrases.
Up to Chris's judgment
The travel ball team on which Chris played, whose name was adopted from the local state college.
What is the Dirtbags?
Chris & Dana will honeymoon to this city, a nod to Chris's homeland.
What is Cancun.
This Tennessee-based money mogul is the reason why Chris has "financial peace."
Who is Dave Ramsey?
The year in which Nasty started crushing rocks at Kimball.
What is 2017?
Based on tradition, this is where Chris's middle name "Gage" came from.
What is his mom's maiden name?
The US city where Chris and his family visited twice a year growing up.
What is Albuquerque?
This is the year in which Chris first sucked Dana's face.
What is 2016?
Chris's favorite tennis player of all time.
Who is Rafael Nadal?
Name one of the two activities Chris does right-handed.
What is ping-pong or cut with scissors?