Buford High School
NIL
NCAA
College Football
Teen Nutrition
100

What are Buford High Schools School Colors?

Green & Gold

100

What does NIL stand for?

Name, Image, Likeness

100

What does NCAA stand for?

National Collegiate Athletic Association

100

Which university is known as the Bulldogs and competes in the SEC?

UGA

100

What macronutrient helps repair and build muscle?

Protein

200

What is the mascot of Buford High School?

Wolves

200

Can college athletes LEGALLY earn money from NIL opportunities?

Yes

200

How many NCAA divisions are there?

3 divisions

200

Which university is known as the Crimson Tide?

University of Alabama

200

What is the body's preferred source of energy during high-intensity exercise?

Carbohydrates

300

True or False? Buford is home to one of the strongest football programs in the nation.

Buford

300

Name one way an athlete can make money through NIL?

Judges answer.

300

Which NCAA division generally offers the most athletic scholarships?

Division I

300

Which conference include Georgia, Florida, and LSU>

SEC (Southeastern Conference)

300

What candy is equivalent to drinking gatorade during halftime?

Skittles

400

What state is Buford High School located?

Georgia

400

Does NIL mean a school pays athletes directly to play?

No.

400

True or False: Division III schools cannot offer athletic scholarships

True

400

Name one service academy that plays Division I football

Army, Navy, Air Force

400

True or False. Skipping meals helps teenage athletes perform better.

False.

500

Name one quality often associated with successful Buford football players?

Discipline, leadership, effort

500

What is one thing every athlete should think about before signing an NIL deal?

Judges answer.

500

Besides athletic talent, what is another major factor colleges consider in recruiting?

Grades.

500

Name one factor that should influence a student athletes college choice?

Academics, campus culture, coaching staff, location, degree options, financial aid, etc.

500

Which vitamin is produced naturally when skin is exposed to sunlight?

Vitamin D