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100

In 2026 this Mexican stadium became the first to host matches at three World Cups

Estadio Azteca

100

This airport is known as American Airlines' biggest hub

Dallas Fort-Worth

100

This musical tells the story of America’s first Treasury Secretary

Hamilton

100

Armed with plastic armies, players battle across six continents and 42 territories in an attempt to achieve global domination in this tactical classic

Risk

100

According to local folklore, this bird was chosen as the UM mascot because it is the last creature to seek shelter before a hurricane and the first to reappear after it passes

Ibis

200

This country hosted and won the first World Cup in 1930

Uruguay

200

This airport is the largest in the United States by total land area

Denver

200

In Wicked, Elphaba’s unlikely best friend is this bubbly, popular witch

Glinda

200

In this modern classic players barter sheep, ore, grain, brick, and wood to construct settlements and roads

Catan

200

UM's traditional school colors—orange, green, and white—were chosen to represent this plant

Florida Orange Tree

300

This is the name of a daring chipped penalty

Panenka

300

This airport is known for being haunted

Denver
300

This musical features the songs “Cell Block Tango” and “All that Jazz”

Chicago

300

This 2019 Expert Game of the Year winner tasks players with attracting avian wildlife to habitats using miniature pastel eggs and food tokens

Wingspan

300

During Homecoming, tradition says the Canes will win the game if this specific part of the burning boat collapses before the rest of the vessel is fully consumed

The Mast

400

The first official international match, played in 1872, was a 0–0 draw between these two nations

Scotland and England

400

This major city's airport is actually located in Covington, Kentucky

Cincinnati

400

This musical, based on a 19th century French novel, features the characters Jean Valjean and Inspector Javert

Les Misérables

400

This asymmetric game pits factions like Marquise de Cat, the Eyrie Dynasties, and a lone Vagabond against one another.

Root

400

This UM president introduced the iconic green outdoor rocking chairs known as "gliders" to campus

Donna Shalala

500

This Ballon d’Or winner is famous for being a player/coach at the same time

Ruud Gullit

500

These two airports have a perimeter rule

LaGuardia and Ronald Reagan

500

This Stephen Sondheim musical brings together characters from several Brothers Grimm fairytales

Into the Woods

500

In this cooperative strategy game players take the role of elemental spirits using unique power cards, presence tokens, and natives to drive away colonizing invaders

Spirit Island

500

When the 1926 hurricane destroyed the planned campus site, classes were forced into the unfinished Anastasia Hotel, earning the fledgling university this flimsy, two-word nickname due to its makeshift partition walls

Cardboard College