Where are they now?
Minneapolis Lakers
Los Angeles Lakers
"Charlie Hustle"
Pete Rose
Mark Twain once described this sport as "a good walk, spoiled"
Golf
LSU
Pitch
Shortstop
Home Run
Baseball
Seattle Pilots
Milwaukee Brewers
"Iron Man"
Cal Ripken Jr.
This author's other titles include "The Big Short" and "The Blind Side" but his best known book is about baseball
Michael Lewis
The SEC Tigers football team plays their home games at Jordan-Hare Stadium
Auburn
Pitch
Goalie
Striker
Soccer
Syracuse Nationals
76ers
"Mad Dog" or "The Professor"
Greg Maddux
The follow up to this diary of a Seattle Pilots pitcher was titled "I'm glad you didn't take it personally"
Ball Four
This football team's Tigers touch Howards Rock before running downhill into Death Valley for "the most exciting 25 seconds in college football"
University of Clemson
Driver
Putter
Golf
Hartford Whalers
Carolina Hurricanes
"The Dominican Dandy" or "Manito"
Juan Marichal
The title of this Nick Hornby book was adapted for 2 different films. The 2005 adaptation culminated in the Red Sox first title in over 86 years.
Fever Pitch
DAILY DOUBLE
Famous alumni of these Jersey Tigers include Hobey Baker and Jason Garrett (honorable mention to Ross Ohlendorf)
Princeton
Fletch
Quiver
Bulls-eye
Archery
Decatur Staleys
Chicago Bears
"Three Finger" or "Miner"
Mordecai Brown
Sylvester Coddmeyer is the protagonist of this childrens novel who receives supernatural hitting powers after instruction from George Baruth. (Also the origin story for Trevor Story)
The Kid Who Only Hit Homers
Tom the Tiger is the live mascot for this university men's basketball team that has reached 2 National championship games and never won (only 1 if we count vacated wins)
University of Memphis
Dohyo
Yokozuna
Fundoshi
Sumo Wrestling