June 6, 2024
Guest Trivia Question:
Besides Dallas Baptist, name the other four schools to have reached each of the last ten NCAA DI Baseball Tournaments since 2014. One point for each. Email your answer here.
Guest Trivia Question:
Besides Dallas Baptist, name the other four schools to have reached each of the last ten NCAA DI Baseball Tournaments since 2014. One point for each. Email your answer here.
Guest Trivia Answer:
First, thanks to Mike Ross for the guest trivia question!
Dallas Baptist is the only Texas school to have reached each of the last ten NCAA DI Baseball Tournaments since 2014. (Thanks, Chris Kohnhorst and Bryan Domning!)
Guest Trivia Question:
Name the only Texas school to have reached each of the last ten NCAA DI Baseball Tournaments since 2014. Email your answer here.
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A record-breaking eleven SEC teams and two future SEC teams (Oklahoma and Texas) made the NCAA DI Baseball Tournament starting today. (Thanks, Mike Ross!):
Trivia Question:
How many SEC teams made the NCAA DI Baseball Tournament starting on Friday? Email your answer(s) here.
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The first three College World Series were played in Kalamazoo MI (1947-48) and Wichita KS (1949) before moving to Omaha in 1950. (Thanks, Mike Ross!)
Trivia Question:
Besides Omaha, name the two other cities that have hosted the College World Series. One point for each. Email your answer(s) here.
Guest Trivia Answer:
First, Wes Griggs (3) also correctly answered Tuesday's trivia question!
Thanks to Steven Herce for the guest trivia question!
Guest Trivia Question:
Name the former Rice head baseball coach who hit a pinch grand slam in the major leagues. Email your answer here.
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Three starting pitchers from the 2003 Rice National Championship team went in the top ten of the first round of the 2004 MLB Draft: Philip Humber #3, Jeff Niemann #4 and Wade Townsend #8 (Thanks, Chris Kohnhorst!)
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Three Rice Owls were selected among the first ten overall picks in one MLB Draft. Name them. One point for each. Email your answer(s) here.
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Matt Anderson was selected number one overall in the 1997 MLB Draft by Detroit. (Thanks, Everett Coleman and Chris Kohnhorst!)