Internet Lingo
“TBH”
What is “to be honest”?
I'm lovin' it, even if the ice cream machine is broken.
What is McDonald's?
The Volunteer State.
What is Nashville?
This agent number became legendary thanks to proximity mines, oddjob debates, and split-screen battles in your parents' basement.
What is 007?
This iconic coach won 5 titles in the '60s and '70s with UCLA.
Who is John Wooden?
“IYKYK”
What is “if you know, you know”?
You can't always have it your way.
What is Burger King (BK)?
The second largest U.S. State by square mileage.
What is Austin?
This Madden cover athlete from 2004 was so unstoppable, people claimed he "broke the game."
Who is Michael Vick?
This Ivy League school became the first 15-seed to reach the Elite Eight in 2023.
What is Princeton?
"FOMO"
What is "fear of missing out?"
You'd eat here if you wanted a square burger.
What is Wendy's? (Sliders don't count you idiot!)
Surprisingly Los Angeles is not a capital city.
What is Sacramento?
This over-the-top football game let you body slam quarterbacks after the whistle and had zero pass interference calls.
What is NFL Blitz?
Timeout or not? This player's mistake cost his team the National Title against UNC.
Who is Chris Webber?
"OOMF"
What is “one of my followers”?
You would find a barista at this fast food restaurant.
What is Starbucks?
Nicknamed the Sunshine State, Florida State University resides in this capital city.
What is Tallahassee?
The 2003 cover of NCAA Football featured this USC Heisman winner.
Who is Carson Palmer?
Kemba earned this heart-related nickname after his buzzer-beater against Pittsburgh in the Big East tournament.
What is Cardiac?
"ICYMI"
This pizza place had the well-known slogan: We'll deliver in 30 minutes or less, or it's free!"
What is Dominoes?
Cities like Buffalo, Rochester, and Ithaca are all west of their state capital.
What is Albany?
This iconic basketball game let you play as MJ, Kobe, or… Biggie and Bill Clinton in street-style 2v2 matchups.
What is NBA Jam?
This tiny "8-legged" 15-seed stunned 2-seed Syracuse in 1991.
Who is Richmond?