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First, Josh Schaffer and Scott Wise also correctly answered Tuesday's trivia question!

Name the four-year Rice football letterman who won a World Series ring as a manager.  Email your answer here.

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Last week, Indiana’s Curt Cignetti, who was quarterbacks coach at Rice in 1986-88, became one of the top ten highest paid head coaches in college football with an average annual salary of $11.6 million.  Read more.  (Thanks, Mike Ross!)

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Name the former quarterbacks coach at Rice who is now among the top ten highest paid head coaches in college football.  Email your answer here.

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Sisters Aaliyah and Arissa Smith are currently on the Rice Volleyball roster. (Thanks, Chris Kohnhorst and Mike Ross!)

Rice Trivia:
Name the two sisters currently on the Rice Volleyball roster.  One point for each. Email your answer(s) here.

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Darius Maskoliunas, the uncle of Rice women’s tennis team freshman Uma Bakaityte, medaled in the 2000 Syndey Summer Olympic Games. (Thanks, Chris Kohnhorst and Mike Ross!)

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Name the freshmen member of the Rice women’s tennis team whose uncle medaled in the 2000 Syndey Summer Olympic Games.  Email your answer here.

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Dr Holly Leitzes Johnson, the mother of current Rice golfer William Johnson, played ice hockey at Harvard 1992-96 and was co-captain of the 1995 team. (Thanks, Mike Ross!)

Rice Trivia:
Name the current member of the Rice golf team who mother played ice hockey at Harvard.  Email your answer here.

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First, thanks to Mike Ross for the guest trivia question!

Rufus King, the grandfather of Rice redshirt sophomore football player Cooper King, is a member of the Rice Athletics Hall of Fame.  (Thanks Chris Kohnhorst!)

Guest Trivia Question:
Name the Rice redshirt sophomore football player whose grandfather is a member of the Rice Athletics Hall of Fame.  Email your answer here.

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Jason Witten, the father of Rice freshman football player CJ Witten, is the Dallas Cowboys’ all-time leader in catches (1,215), receiving yards (12,977) and games played (255).