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GoIU Newsletter Hoosier Trivia - March 2, 2018
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Hoosier Trivia (Answers below)
1. Indiana is one of only seven programs that has won more than two NCAA Men's Basketball Championships. How many of the other teams can you name?
2. Indiana is one of only two schools that has two men's basketball coaches who have won multiple NCAA Championships. What is the other school?
3. Indiana's Tyra Buss was named first-team All-Big Ten last week, becoming the second Hoosier women's basketball player to earn first-team All-Big Ten accolades three or more times (Denise Jackson, 1981, 1983-84). On the men's side, there are only four players who have accomplished that same feat. Who are they?
4. IU's Amanda Cahill, meanwhile, joined Denise Jackson as the only IU Women's Basketball players to total at least 1,700 points and 1,000 rebounds in their careers. Only two Hoosier men's basketball players have reached both of those totals. Who are they?
5. After leading the IU men to the 2017 Big Ten Championship, Indiana Swimming Coach Ray Looze has captured seven Big Ten titles during his career, making him one of three current IU coaches who has won a Big Ten team title as a head coach. Can you name the others?
6. There are seven IU varsity sports that have won 10 or more Big Ten regular season championships. How many can you name?
7. Indiana Football – which kicks off its spring season Saturday – has won at least two road games in each of the past three seasons. When was the last time IU won multiple road games in three consecutive seasons?
8. Following Thursday's game against Rutgers, Indiana has played every team except one at least once in the Big Ten Tournament. Which team has IU never played?
9. Which team has Indiana played most frequently in the Big Ten Tournament?
10. Which team has the most Big Ten Basketball Tournament championships?
Trivia answers below the video.
Answers to Hoosier Trivia
1. UCLA (11), Kentucky (8), North Carolina (6), Indiana (5), Duke (5), UConn (4), Kansas (3). (Note: While Louisville won titles in 1980 and 1986, but had its 2013 title stripped last month).
2. North Carolina. Dean Smith won titles in 1982 and 1993, and Roy Williams won championships in 2005, 2009 and 2017).
3. Don Schlundt (1953-55), Kent Benson (1975-77), Steve Alford (1984, 1986-87) and Calbert Cheaney (1991-93).
4. Alan Henderson (1,979 points, 1,091 rebounds); Kent Benson (1,740 points, 1,031 rebounds).
5. Ron Helmer – 3 (two men's indoor track and field titles – 2012, 2017; one men's cross country title – 2013); Todd Yeagley – 1 (2010 men's soccer title).
6. Men's Swimming and Diving (26), Men's Basketball (22), Men's Indoor Track (18), Men's Cross Country (14), Women's Tennis (13), Men's Soccer (13), Men's Outdoor Track (12).
7. 1992-94. Under Bill Mallory, the Hoosiers went a combined 7-7 on the road during that early 1990s stretch.
8. Nebraska.
9. Illinois. The Hoosiers have played the Illini seven times.
10. Michigan State (5), followed by Ohio State (4).
1. Indiana is one of only seven programs that has won more than two NCAA Men's Basketball Championships. How many of the other teams can you name?
2. Indiana is one of only two schools that has two men's basketball coaches who have won multiple NCAA Championships. What is the other school?
3. Indiana's Tyra Buss was named first-team All-Big Ten last week, becoming the second Hoosier women's basketball player to earn first-team All-Big Ten accolades three or more times (Denise Jackson, 1981, 1983-84). On the men's side, there are only four players who have accomplished that same feat. Who are they?4. IU's Amanda Cahill, meanwhile, joined Denise Jackson as the only IU Women's Basketball players to total at least 1,700 points and 1,000 rebounds in their careers. Only two Hoosier men's basketball players have reached both of those totals. Who are they?
5. After leading the IU men to the 2017 Big Ten Championship, Indiana Swimming Coach Ray Looze has captured seven Big Ten titles during his career, making him one of three current IU coaches who has won a Big Ten team title as a head coach. Can you name the others?
6. There are seven IU varsity sports that have won 10 or more Big Ten regular season championships. How many can you name?
7. Indiana Football – which kicks off its spring season Saturday – has won at least two road games in each of the past three seasons. When was the last time IU won multiple road games in three consecutive seasons?
8. Following Thursday's game against Rutgers, Indiana has played every team except one at least once in the Big Ten Tournament. Which team has IU never played?
9. Which team has Indiana played most frequently in the Big Ten Tournament?
10. Which team has the most Big Ten Basketball Tournament championships?
Trivia answers below the video.
Answers to Hoosier Trivia
1. UCLA (11), Kentucky (8), North Carolina (6), Indiana (5), Duke (5), UConn (4), Kansas (3). (Note: While Louisville won titles in 1980 and 1986, but had its 2013 title stripped last month).
2. North Carolina. Dean Smith won titles in 1982 and 1993, and Roy Williams won championships in 2005, 2009 and 2017).
3. Don Schlundt (1953-55), Kent Benson (1975-77), Steve Alford (1984, 1986-87) and Calbert Cheaney (1991-93).
4. Alan Henderson (1,979 points, 1,091 rebounds); Kent Benson (1,740 points, 1,031 rebounds).
5. Ron Helmer – 3 (two men's indoor track and field titles – 2012, 2017; one men's cross country title – 2013); Todd Yeagley – 1 (2010 men's soccer title).
6. Men's Swimming and Diving (26), Men's Basketball (22), Men's Indoor Track (18), Men's Cross Country (14), Women's Tennis (13), Men's Soccer (13), Men's Outdoor Track (12).
7. 1992-94. Under Bill Mallory, the Hoosiers went a combined 7-7 on the road during that early 1990s stretch.
8. Nebraska.
9. Illinois. The Hoosiers have played the Illini seven times.
10. Michigan State (5), followed by Ohio State (4).
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