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  1. Name the teams who hold the five longest NCAA Division-1 basketball winning streaks, in order.
    UCLA 88; San Francisco 60; UCLA 47; Texas 44; Seton Hall and LIU 43.

  2. Name the latest NESCAC member.
    Connecticut College.

  3. John McEnroe won the NCAA Men's Singles Championship in a match in which neither player lost his serve. Name McEnroe's opponent.
    John Sadri.

  4. Who is Clarence Beavo Francis?
    The only college basketball player to score 100 points or more in a game.

  5. Name the only three coaches to take two different schools to the Final Four. We want both the coaches and the schools.
    Hugh Durham-- FSU, Georgia; Lee Rose-- Purdue, NC-Charlotte; Gene Bartow-- UCLA, Memphis State.

  6. Who was the only member of the 1982 Williams Football team to be named to the ECAC Division-III All-Star Team?
    Gary Daniel PFAFF.

  7. Who was the only first-round NBA draft pick who never started a college game? And why did he never start a game?
    Swen Nater, who was the backup center for Bill Walton (UCLA).

  8. The coach of the 1976 U.S. Olympic Basketball team placed four of his home school players on the team. Name the coach and his players.
    Dean Smith--- Phil Ford, Tom LaGuarde, Walter Davis, Mitch Kupchak.

  9. We all know the starting five for the last undefeated NCAA Division-1 Men's Basketball championship team. We want to know what NBA teams drafted these five stars.
    Scott May-- Chicago Bulls; Kent Benson-- Milwaukee Bucks; Tom Abernathy-- L.A. Lakers; Quinn Buckner-- Milwaukee Bucks; Bobby Wilkerson-- Denver Nuggets.

  10. Who were Larry Bird's starting teammates for ISU in the 1978-79 season?
    Steve Reid, Carl Nicks, Alex Gilbert, Brad Miley.

  11. Six quarterbacks were chosen in the first round of this year's NFL draft. Name them.
    John Elway-- Baltimore; Jim Kelly-- Buffalo; Todd Blackledge-- K.C.; Tony Eason-- New England; Ken O'Brien-- Jets; Dan Marino-- Miami.

  12. Who were the last five runner-ups for the Heisman Trophy
    1980-- Hugh Green; 1979-- Billy Sims; 1978-- Chuck Fusina.