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100

To honor his father's identical call in 1991, during Game 6 of the 2011 World Series between the Cardinals and the Rangers, he said: 

"We will see you... Tomorrow night!" 

Who is Joe Buck?

100

After hitting his 756th home run, this player set the MLB record in that category on August 7th, 2007, while playing for the San Francisco Giants. 

Who is Barry Bonds?

100
A game that would turn into a classic, the Buffalo Bills hosted the Baltimore Ravens to kick off the 2025 NFL season on this primetime network football show. We used it as an example of how to do a "talent open."

What is NBC's Sunday Night Football?

100

This person is responsible for telling listeners or viewers what is happening in the game, such as who has the ball, where the ball is going, and what happens when it gets there. 

Who is the play-by-play announcer?
100

This college (or university) is known for an impressive broadcasting program, perhaps the most well-known in the Northeast. There, students attend the Newhouse School of Public Communications, notable alumni include Bob Costas, Mike Tirico, and our first guest speaker, Pat Malacaro. 

What is Syracuse University?

200
This broadcaster would eventually become a franchise hall of famer for the dozens of memorable moments he helped call... but this St. Catharine's-born man's popularity skyrocketed after his call of an overtime goal in the first round of the playoffs in 1993, "May Day! May Day! May Day!" 

Who is Rick Jeanneret?

200
During the 1980 Olympics in Lake Placid, the United States famously upset the USSR in the medal round in the "Miracle on Ice." While the Americans won gold, this country came home with bronze.

Who is Sweden?

200

Prior to Game 1 between the Boston Bruins and Buffalo Sabres in this year's Stanley Cup Playoffs, ESPN used this song - or rather, a remixed version of it - as the backdrop to their talent open.

What is "Free Bird?" 

200
Your name tags this week are designed to look like one of these - something that would likely grant you access to the activity we did with Jackson Webster of the Las Vegas Desert Dogs. 

What is a press pass?

200

This network owned the exclusive broadcasting rights to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which lasted 39 days, the longest tournament in the event's history. 

What is FOX?

300

This was the year the Buffalo Sabres and the Vancouver Canucks joined the NHL. Also, the last year of the AFL-NFL Championship game, before the merger took place the following offseason. 

What is 1970?

300

This is the type of microphone that has been on top of the St. Joe's camera the entirety of the week. It's designed to capture sound out in front of it, at a distance, but its range is not very wide. 

What is a shotgun microphone?

400

During Game 6 of the 2003 Stanley Cup Final, this broadcaster described Paul Kariya's remarkable goal in the third period by saying "Off the floor! On the board!" A reference to Kariya missing time in the game after being knocked unconscious by a hit from Scott Stevens. 

Who is Gary Thorne?

400

Taking place on the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, this is the most well-attended single-day sporting event in the world - regularly boasting crowds upwards of 350,000 people. 

What is the Indianapolis 500. 

500
"Flyers looking to respond... OH! Campbell... just destroyed Umberger" and "He scores! Simply sensational!" are two of the most famous calls from this notoriously well-dressed broadcaster.

Who is Joe Beninati?

500

The Buffalo Bills open their new home in Orchard Park this year. The previous one, known to most as "The Ralph," opened in 1972. But before that, as part of the AFL, they played here when the franchise began in 1960. We'll accept both the real name, or the nickname. 

What is War Memorial Stadium, also known as "The Rockpile?" 

500

On the first day of camp, we attempted to name every NCAA Divison I Men's Basketball School. The number we got before time ran out was this many... somewhere between 60-70% of the 365 total schools. 

What was 227?