NCAA Football

Answer: 21

Bluffton, Defiance, Mount St. Joesephs, Denison, Hiram, Kenyon, Ohio Wesleyan, Oberlin, Wooster, Wittenberg, Baldwin-Wallace, Capital, Heidelberg, Jonh Carrol, Marietta, Mount Union, Muskingum, Otterbein, Ohio Northern, Wilmington and Case Western Reserve.

Answer: Mississippi Valley State

Rice played for Mississippi Valley State and in one game caught 24 passes. He would have had 4 more but they were called back for penalties.

Answer: 25

Much better than sudden death.

Answer: Tom Yewcik

Tom Yewcik was the backup quarterback for the University of Pittsburgh football team in 1976, and he handed the ball off to Tony Dorsett for several games that season. Dorsett went on to win the Heisman Trophy that year, becoming Pitt's only Heisman winner to date. Interestingly, Yewcik only attempted one pass during the entire 1976 season, which was incomplete. Despite his limited playing time, Yewcik played an important role in helping Dorsett and the Panthers achieve their successful season.

Answer: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

While the annual streak of games between the two schools dates to 1970, the first meeting between the Virginia Cavalier and the Virginia Tech Hokies dates to 1895. The game is part of the larger Commonwealth Challenge (2005-2007) and Commonwealth Clash (beginning 2014) between the two school in all sports. The Commonwealth Cup trophy for the winner of the game dates to 1996. The largest margin of victory for Virginia Tech over Virginia is 48-0 in 1983 and the largest margin of victory for Virginia over Virginia Tech is 44-0 in 1896.

Answer: Michael Oher

Ole Miss offensive tackle Michael Oher was named Freshman All-Conference and Freshman All-American in 2005. Oher was named All-Conference during the 2006, 2007 and 2008 seasons. Oher was named All-American during the 2008 season. Oher's college recruitment was the subject of the 2006 book "The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game" by Michael Lewis. The novel was the subject of the 2009 film "The Blind Side" starring Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw, Quinton Aaron, Kathy Bates, Lily Collins and Jae Head.

Answer: 9

His final game with the Wolfpack was at the Mienike Car Care Bowl which the team one 14-0 over USF.

Answer: Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome

The Gophers played in the Metrodome, the same home stadium of the National Football League's Minnesota Vikings. Before the Metrodome, the team played at Memorial Stadium, an outdoor stadium on the campus of the University of Minnesota from 1924 to 1981.

Answer: Arizona State Sun Devils

Rutgers was defeated 45-40 in the 2005 Insight Bowl by Arizona State, the same team that Rutgers played in its only prior bowl appearance in 1978.

Answer: 5th

San Diego traded the first round pick to Atlanta drop to number 5. Atlanta took Michael Vick in the 1st round. LT impressed coaches in the combine with a 4.38 40yard, and impressive pass catching skills.

Answer: The golden era

It is one of the most talked about times amongst fans of the earlier years. Not just because we were so bad, but because coach Bear Wolf was so beloved in spite of the record. There was even an organized protest (before that kind of thing became acceptable) in an attempt to keep him from being fired.

Answer: Nike

Kentucky Athletics had a contract with Nike. All Kentucky teams wear the brand Nike on their uniforms.

Answer: UCLA

With a National Championship berth on the line, UCLA upset USC 13-9 and caused them to instead go to the Rose Bowl, where USC would beat Michigan 32-18.

Answer: #4

UK finished the 1977 season 10-1 and ranked #6, but was ineligible for a bowl game because of recruiting violations. Ironically, the team ranked #5 in the final poll was Penn State, who had defeated #15 Arizona State in the Fiesta Bowl to jump from #10. In 1978, Penn State would avenge the loss from the previous year by beating the Wildcats 30-0 in Commonwealth Statium on their way to the playing for the National Championship.

Answer: 2001

Lost their first Division I game to Nebraska 42-14.

Answer: 10th

The Utah Utes went up to the tenth place after beating the Arizona Wildcats in a 16-13 win, after a fourth down catch by Kevin Dyson. The Utes finished that season at 10-2.

Answer: Indiana

Indiana had a football program that has only had enough consensus All-Americans to field a basketball starting five in their over 100 years.

Answer: 0

Despite the many excellent football players to come out of MSU, none had won the coveted Heisman Memorial Trophy Award.

Answer: Pacific

1996 Western Atheletic Conference.
PACIFIC DIVISION: BYU, Fresno State, Hawaii, New Mexico, San Diego State, San Jose State, UTEP, and Utah.
MOUNTAIN DIVISION: Air Force, Colorado State, Rice, SMU, TCU, Tulsa, UNLV, and Wyoming.

Answer: The MAC (Mid-American)

They joined the MAC in 1997 and established rivalries with Toledo and Ball State.

Answer: 6

The multiple All-Americans included: Paul Bunker (1901-02), Henry Torney (1904-05), Elmer Oliphant (1916-17), Red Cagle (1927-28-29) and Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis (1944-45-46). Bill Carpenter was the final Army player to earn All-American status during the 20th century, doing so in the 1959 season.

Answer: Kays Stadium

When Indian Stadium opened in 1974, it could only seat 16,343 fans. In the early 1980s the stadium was renovated to hold 30,708 people.

Answer: Tedy Bruschi

Bruschi won three Super Bowls (2005, 2004 & 2002) in a four-year span in New England. During his time at Arizona, Bruschi was named an All-American as a defensive lineman, he went on to become an All-Pro middle linebacker in the NFL.