Shutouts
The number NBA teams that have comeback from a 3-0 series deficit
0
The "Beast Quake" was an iconic 67-yard touchdown run by Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch on January 8, 2011. Who was the opposing team.
New Orleans Saints
The “Centennial Olympic Games” were held in this city,
Atlanta
92
On February 24, 2017, while playing for the Bucks against the Jazz, this player started and logged 28 minutes of action but finished with zeros across every major statistical category. It became a viral meme often described as "just out there running around doing cardio"
Tony Snell
Spain recently won the World Cup with this many clean sheets and only 1 goal conceded
7
In 2017, this legendary Duval QB led the Jaguars to the AFC Championship game, where blew a 20-10 4th quarter lead and lost 24-20 against the Patriots
Blake Bortles
The famous United States basketball “Dream Team” competed at the 1992 Olympics in this city.
Barcelona
Ridiculous windmills and blocks made every Spartanburg Day game feel like an event when this future NBA player was there.
Zion Williamson
This former 1x NBA All-Star turned role player would be considered surface-level ball knowledge. He scored a career-high 52 points for the Minnesota Timberwolves in a 110-101 win against the Indiana Pacers on January 13, 2015.
Mo Williams
222-0
In a 2013 wild card matchup against the Colts, Kansas City led 38–10 in the third quarter after an Alex Smith touchdown pass. What was the final score?
45-44 Colts
This city became the first to host both the Summer and Winter Olympics.
Beijing
In a podcast, Bruce Brown stated that he wanted to go to UNC but his spot was given to this guard with a mental dunking highlight real from when he was just 14 years old.
Seventh Woods
This player made NBA history by winning three consecutive championships in his first three seasons in the league (2017–2019) while switching teams.
Patrick Mccaw
A famous scoreline and rallying cry in the soccer rivalry between the United States and Mexico men's national teams became to be known as ____
DOS A CERO
Tom Brady holds the record for most playoff wins in NFL history as a QB with 35. This QB is in second with 17 wins.
Patrick Mahomes
The Olympic torch relay was introduced for the first time at the 1936 Games hosted by this city.
Berlin
This rucker park legend became the face of the AND1 brand and the first streetball player to make it to the NBA
Rafer Alston (Skip-to-my-lou)
The Diddy Dunk: For his first-round stunt in the 2012 Dunk Contest, this former NBA player turned Olympic Volleyball star paid tribute to the movie White Men Can't Jump by wearing a backwards baseball cap and jumping completely over music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs, who tossed him an over-the-shoulder pass
Chase Budinger
The largest modern NFL shutout was recorded by the New England Patriots in 2009 as they beat this team 59-0
Tennessee Titans
Aaron Rodgers threw a stunning 41-yard Hail Mary touchdown pass to this Green Bay WR with no time left on the clock to tie the Green Bay Packers' 2015 NFC Divisional playoff game against the Arizona Cardinals.
Jeff Janis
Los Angeles will host the Summer Olympics for the third time in 2028, having previously hosted in 1984 and this year.
1932
The “Crime Stopper” mixtapes made this 5'6" guard an internet legend.
Aquille Carr
On October 17, 2012, this Jazz forward pulled off one of the greatest all-around hustle sequences in NBA history by dominating Clippers center Ronny Turiaf at both ends of the floor by first blocking his jump shot, then going down the floor and throwing down a vicious, sky-walking, one-handed tomahawk jam directly over Turiaf's head.
Reggie Evans