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Friday's Lacrosse Trivia Question
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 11:44 amby KnoxVegas
What musician and former TV personality is arguably the most famous NC State lacrosse alumni? Hint: He played in the late 1960s- early 1970s.
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 11:46 amby Brent Burns
I dunno.
However, I just wanted to make sure if we should have this "common-sense" rule to come up with the next trivia question once the previous question is correctly answered. That way, we will not have any question overload.
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 11:50 amby KnoxVegas
Agreed. That way there is not overload. Also, I promise to not post more than one at once anymore. Someone once told me about growing things slowly. Baby steps or something, like that.
So I did two questions. The people want lax as well as general sports. We can do both, I think. So today there is a football for the general crowd and a lacrosse for lax crowd. Cool?
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 12:07 pmby culax
john tesh (spelling?)
am i responsible for the next question?
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 12:17 pmby culax
who is credited with coining the phrase "the fastest game on two feet"?
for a hint and/or extra credit:
what is this individual's connection to national intercollegiate champion teams (men's lacrosse) from 1936 to 1972?
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 12:19 pmby KnoxVegas
culax wrote:john tesh (spelling?)
am i responsible for the next question?
CORRECT. Tesh was a middie and also played some attack.
Tesh note: He composed the NBA on NBC theme over the phone. The melody came to him in a dream while he was on vacation in Europe. He woke up and called his answering machine in California and sang the tune into the device. When he got home a short time later, he finished the song.
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 12:26 pmby Brent Burns
KnoxVegas wrote:culax wrote:john tesh (spelling?)
am i responsible for the next question?
CORRECT. Tesh was a middie and also played some attack.
Tesh note: He composed the NBA on NBC theme over the phone. The melody came to him in a dream while he was on vacation in Europe. He woke up and called his answering machine in California and sang the tune into the device. When he got home a short time later, he finished the song.
I understand that John Tesh played lacrosse at Garden City (NY). I am not sure if he has played under Tom Nolan, Sr. when he was responsible for running the Garden City Youth Lacrosse.
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 1:35 pmby Brent Burns
I may be out of turn, but I guess I will take a gamble and bring up another lacrosse trivia.
Who is one of the posters on the USLIA.com who won the Sam Stadler Award?
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 2:49 pmby mbuff
Brent Burns wrote:Who is one of the posters on the USLIA.com who won the Sam Stadler Award?
Texas A&M Coach Tony Scazzero
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 3:03 pmby Brent Burns
mbuff wrote:Brent Burns wrote:Who is one of the posters on the USLIA.com who won the Sam Stadler Award?
Texas A&M Coach Tony Scazzero
Yes and
No. Tony did win the Sam Stadler Award, but he had not posted at all on this MB in the year of 2005. I emphasized the word
poster.
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 3:08 pmby tamu33
Dang it all those award cerimonies are running together in my head.
I will say either John Paul or Sonny.
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 3:11 pmby mbuff
No year was specified and I know that Scazz has posted on USLIA.com so technically I win. But to save y'all from one of my questions, I'll go ahead and defer.
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 3:53 pmby bste_lax
Sonny
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 4:02 pmby KnoxVegas
It is Sonny. I believe I was there or maybe that was just after the tournament at Hellen Fitzgerald's.
Posted:
Fri Dec 16, 2005 4:08 pmby Brent Burns
The answer is Sonny, but I can not remember exactly what year it was. Before the crash of the old USLIA board, there was an archive of the awards.