NFL LEGENDS
Which Hall of Fame running back was nicknamed “Sweetness”?
Walter Payton
Shaquille O'Neal and Penny Hardaway were teammates on which team?
Orlando Magic
Which player was nicknamed “The Female Michael Jordan” and starred for the Houston Comets?
Sheryl Swoopes
Randy Moss played his final college football seasons at what school?
Marshall
I was known as “Prime Time” and played in both the NFL and MLB.
Deion Sanders
Which quarterback led the Buffalo Bills to four consecutive Super Bowl appearances?
Jim Kelly
Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp formed a famous duo for which franchise?
Seattle SuperSonics
Which franchise did Lisa Leslie spend her entire WNBA career with?
Los Angeles Sparks
Which school did Allen Iverson attend?
Georgetown
I won NBA championships with both the Rockets and Lakers and was nicknamed “Big Shot Bob.”
Robert Horry
Which defensive star recorded an NFL-record 22 sacks as a rookie in 1981?
Al “Bubba” Baker
Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond and Chris Mullin were collectively known by what nickname?
Run TMC
Which New York Liberty guard was famous for her signature behind-the-back pass?
Teresa Weatherspoon
Which university did Steve McNair attend?
Alcorn State
I was known as “The Answer” and won the 2001 NBA MVP.
Allen Iverson
Which Hall of Fame receiver was known as “The Playmaker” during his Dallas Cowboys career?
Michael Irvin
Which point guard started alongside Michael Jordan during all three championships of Chicago's second three-peat?
Ron Harper
Who won WNBA MVP in 2001 while playing for the Los Angeles Sparks?
Lisa Leslie
Which college did Scottie Pippen attend?
Central Arkansas
I played quarterback for the Oilers and Vikings and was nicknamed “Moon.”
Warren Moon
Which running back won the 1973 NFL MVP after rushing for 2,003 yards?
O.J. Simpson
Which forward joined Hakeem Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler on Houston's 1995 championship roster after being acquired during the season?
Charles Jones
Which player was named MVP of the 1999 WNBA Finals?
Cynthia Cooper
Dennis Rodman played college basketball at which NAIA school?
Southeastern Oklahoma State
I became the first woman to score in an NCAA Division I-A football game.
Katie Hnida