A) Coast to Coast and United East B) Colonial States and New England Collegiate C) Maranatha Baptist and Trinity Washington D) American Collegiate and Capital Athletic
A) 2020 B) 2023 C) 2015 D) 1992
A) It disbanded as an all-sports conference B) It merged with the United East Conference C) It added new member schools to its roster D) It renamed itself the Coast to Coast Athletic Conference
A) Soccer and baseball B) Football and track C) Men's and women's basketball D) Men's volleyball and non-NCAA esports
A) Capital Athletic Conference B) American Collegiate Athletic Association C) New England Collegiate Conference D) United East Conference
A) United East B) Capital Athletic C) Coast to Coast D) American Collegiate
A) Colonial States Athletic Conference B) New England Collegiate Conference C) Capital Athletic Conference D) United East Conference
A) United East Conference B) New England Collegiate Conference C) Colonial States Athletic Conference D) Coast to Coast Athletic Conference
A) 1973 B) 2020 C) 2015 D) 1992
A) Less than 10% B) Around 20% C) Around 25% D) More than 50%
A) NAIA B) Division II C) Division I D) Division III
A) Less than 10% B) Around 25% C) Around 20% D) Around 5%
A) 2020 to 2026 B) 1980 to 2000 C) 1992 to 2020 D) 1973 to 2015
A) D-II schools had more members than D-I schools B) D-I schools played in the fall and D-II in the spring C) D-I schools awarded scholarships while D-II did not D) D-II schools operated esports teams
A) After the 2015 season B) After the 2019–20 season C) After the 2022–23 season D) After the 1992 season
A) Six B) Five C) Ten D) Eight
A) The Referee B) The opposing team C) James Naismith D) The Umpire
A) Yes, only in defense B) Yes, if the referee allows it C) Yes, if the ball is in mid-air D) No
A) Make allowance for the momentum B) Take three steps C) Continue running D) Dribble the ball
A) Hands B) Body C) Legs D) Arms
A) A warning is issued B) Three free throws for the opponent C) Disqualification until the next goal is made D) Immediate expulsion from the game
A) Four B) Five C) Two D) Three
A) Ten seconds B) Five seconds C) Thirty seconds D) Three seconds
A) The referee B) The umpire C) The players D) The captain
A) One thirty-minute period B) Two fifteen-minute halves C) Two twenty-minute halves D) Four ten-minute quarters
A) No rest B) Fifteen minutes C) Five minutes D) Ten minutes
A) The scorekeeper B) The referee C) The opposing captain D) The umpire
A) Geneva College B) Vanderbilt University C) Drexel University D) Temple College
A) 1896 B) 1893 C) 1894 D) 1897
A) Nine B) Five C) Eleven D) Seven
A) James Naismith B) Amos Alonzo Stagg C) John Wooden D) Adolph Rupp
A) Wabash College B) Temple College C) Hiram College D) University of Chicago
A) 1922 National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament B) 1939 NCAA Tournament C) 1937 NAIA Tournament D) 1938 NIT
A) Butler B) NYU C) Wabash College D) Utah
A) Temple B) Kansas C) UCLA D) CCNY
A) 1940 B) 1938 C) 1937 D) 1939
A) Kansas B) CCNY C) UCLA D) UConn
A) Player strikes B) COVID-19 pandemic C) Lack of venue availability D) Financial difficulties
A) Stanford B) Kansas C) Baylor D) UConn
A) LSU B) South Carolina C) Stanford D) Arizona
A) UConn B) San Diego State C) Kansas D) Baylor
A) First Round B) First Four C) Sweet Sixteen D) Play-in round
A) Butler B) NYU C) Washburn D) Utah
A) USA Basketball B) NBA C) NCAA D) FIBA
A) Ivy League schools B) Small Bible colleges C) Community colleges D) Large state universities
A) Conference regulations B) Media rights revenue C) High academic standards D) Geographic proximity
A) Ensures equal funding B) Increases television ratings C) Minimizes travel costs D) Improves student grades
A) Student body population B) Climate of the region C) Lucrative media rights deals D) Historical rivalries
A) Chicago State B) Cheyney C) Penn State D) Texas Tech
A) Fordham B) Pittsburgh C) New York City D) Springfield, Massachusetts
A) Winter of 1893 B) Spring of 1937 C) December 21, 1891 D) February 28, 1940
A) To compete with football B) To create a national tournament C) To increase university revenue D) Keep track athletes in shape
A) The great divide B) The athletic crisis C) Conference expansion D) Civil wars
A) 1937 B) 1893 C) 1891 D) 1940
A) January 1, 1937 B) February 28, 1940 C) March 15, 1893 D) December 21, 1891
A) University of Pittsburgh B) Springfield College C) Madison Square Garden D) Fordham University
A) ABC B) W2XBS experimental station C) NBC D) CBS
A) 57-37 B) 52-37 C) 40-28 D) 57-52
A) 12 million B) 5 million C) 52,693 D) 1 million
A) Pittsburgh University Training School B) Madison Square College C) NAIB Institute D) YMCA International Training School
A) Kingman Brewster B) Walter Byers C) Don Haskins D) Henry Chauncey Jr.
A) Jack Langer B) Walter Byers C) Kingman Brewster D) Robert N. Giaimo
A) Ed Nosal B) Don Haskins C) Jack Langer D) Henry Chauncey Jr.
A) Walter Byers B) Robert N. Giaimo C) Leonard Shecter D) Kingman Brewster
A) Publicly resigning from the NCAA B) Wearing blue Yale jerseys on the awards stand C) Refusing to compete in their events D) Writing a formal letter to Congress
A) 2004 B) 2006 C) 2007 D) 2005
A) Larry O'Brien B) Adam Silver C) David Stern D) David Falk
A) 20 years old B) 21 years old C) 19 years old D) 18 years old
A) Greg Oden B) Tyrus Thomas C) Kevin Durant D) LeBron James
A) Loss of scholarship B) One-game suspension C) Lifetime ban D) Three-game suspension
A) 28 B) 31 C) 30 D) 32
A) 364 B) 375 C) 350 D) 330
A) LSU B) Chicago State C) VMI D) Salem
A) 20 B) 23 C) 25 D) 31
A) Kevin Garnett B) LeBron James C) Moses Malone D) Spencer Haywood
A) 2006 B) 1976 C) 1970 D) 1971
A) National Collegiate Invitational B) Final Four Tournament C) The Big Dance D) March Madness
A) Kobe Bryant B) Kevin Garnett C) Spencer Haywood D) Moses Malone
A) The Southwest B) New England C) The Midwest D) The Pacific Northwest
A) Lower ticket prices B) Decreased interest in March Madness C) Increased number of college graduates in the NBA D) Increased importance of good coaches
A) At least two years removed B) Must have attended college for two years C) Must be a high school graduate D) At least one year removed
A) The team gets three free throws. B) The team immediately gets two free throws. C) The penalty begins with a one-and-one free throw situation. D) The team gets one free throw.
A) A possession arrow B) A coin toss C) A referee choice D) A shot clock reset
A) CBS B) NBC C) Victory Sports Network D) ESPN
A) 16 B) 32 C) 8 D) 64
A) Central Missouri B) Indiana State C) Southern Illinois D) Louisville
A) The elimination of women's basketball B) A single-division format C) A switch to only regional championships D) A move back to three divisions
A) 32 teams each B) 16 teams each C) 128 teams each D) 64 teams each
A) Fort Hays State B) Central Missouri C) Southern Illinois D) Louisville
A) 8 B) 16 C) 64 D) 32 |