Nicknames
Mascot Origins
Legendary Stadiums
Famous Coaches
MISC.
100

This shortstop was nicknamed "The Captain" for his leadership of his baseball team. 

Who is Derek Jeter

100

This baseball team is named after its two neighboring cities St. Paul and Minneapolis. 

Who are the Minnesota Twins

100

Known by its initials MSG, is a multi-purpose indoor arena in New York City playing host to the New York Knicks,  New York Rangers, and St John's men's basketball

Madison Square Garden

100

This NBA Legend won NBA championships with both the Bulls and the Lakers

Phil Jackson

100

The horrible disease ALS was contracted by this baseball legend and now serves as a nickname after this player

Lou Gehrig

200

This NBA legend was nicknamed "The Hick from French Lick"

Who is Larry Bird

200

This team was named in 1970 after the numerous beer breweries in this Wisconsin city.

Milwaukee Brewers

200

Completed in early 1928, this arena is sometimes referred to as "Indiana's Basketball Cathedral." and played host to the State Basketball championships until 1971

Hinkle Fieldhouse

200

The winner of the Superbowl is awarded a trophy named after this coach. 

Vince Lombardi

200

All NFL franchises move around and change their names throughout the seasons, but there is one that has retained its name and location, earning it the name of the oldest existing NFL franchise.

Green Bay Packers

300

This slugger was nicknamed "The Big Hurt"

Who is Frank Thomas

300

This NBA team originally based in Minneapolis, Minn., with its name being based on the state motto "The Land of 10,000" of these.

LA Lakers

300

The Duke Blue Devils play their home games at this stadium where the student section can get "Crazy"

Cameron Indoor

300

This NFL coach is number one all time with 333 wins and also number one is playoff wins with 31

Bill Belichick

300

This sport is nicknamed the "Sport for Kings"

Horse Racing

400

This New York Jet was nicknamed "Broadway Joe" for his big personality.

Who is Joe Namath

400

The first professional team in America started as the Red Stockings, then changing to the Red Legs during the Cold War scare, then finally changed to this name and has kept it ever since. 

Cincinnati Reds

400
Located off the Harlem River and known for its weird field in Manhattan, this former MLB stadium was the home for the New York Giants from 1891 until they moved to San Francisco.




What is the Polo Grounds

400

This MLB Skipper took every team he managed to the postseason at least once – the Giants, Cubs, Reds, Nationals and finally winning it all with the Astros. 

Dusty Baker

400

President Gerald Ford played college football for this team, winning a national championship in 1932 & 1933

University of Michigan

500

This late 90's and early 2000's Point Guard was tabbed as "The Answer" to help solve the NBA's popularity woes. 

Allen Iverson

500

The team moved from Brooklyn, of course, and in the 1910s, the team was named after the borough’s pedestrians who "avoided" the streetcars in the city.

LA Dodgers

500

Seven Super Bowls, four BCS Championships, five Final Fours, host site of the annual Sugar Bowl, and Muhammad Ali's final boxing victory are just a few of the high-profile events hosted by this Louisiana landmark

Mercedes-Benz Superdome

500

This basketball coach is the only coach to ever win a NCAA and NBA Championship season (Kansas Jayhawks & Detroit Pistons)

Larry Brown

500

She famously defeated tennis player Bobby Riggs in the famous “Battle of the Sexes”?

Billy Jean King