Spurs Trivia

[Blake]

0-3 correct: you found this place by accident while searching for tattoo ideas for your calves

4-7 correct: you are/were a huge fan of Eva Longoria

8-12 correct: you're most likely an NBA fan that hates the Spurs and/or Bruce Bowen in particular

13-16 correct: you're a solid fairweather fan, you just never knew that Dominique played here

17-19 correct: you are the source of Spur info at the office whether your co-workers want it or not

20 correct: You may or may not have numerous retraining orders against you


4 sets of 5 questions coming up

[Spursfan092120]

Bring it..lol

[Blake]

Question 1 Easy: Who was the first Spur to ever record a quadruple double?

1. Tim Duncan
2. David Robinson
3. Alvin Robertson
4. James Silas


Question 2 Easy: ________ ________ was a nickname given to a group of six big men who played for the San Antonio Spurs in the early 1980s: Dave Corzine, Reggie Johnson, Paul Griffin, Mark Olberding, Kevin Restani and George T. Johnson.

1. Baseline Bums
2. Bruise Brothers
3. Dawg Pound
4. Badnews Bears

Question 3 Moderate: Who led the Spurs in scoring average during the 1988-1989 season:

1. Willie Anderson
2. Frank Brickowski
3. Alvin Robertson
4. Cadillac Anderson

Question 4 Tough: Who holds the Spurs record for most assists in one game?

1. Avery Johnson
2. John Lucas
3. Johnny Moore
4. Rod Strickland

Question 5 Hardcore: (Throwback) In 1970-71, the Dallas Chaparrals decided to make it regional and be the "Texas Chaparrals". They ended up playing games in Ft. Worth and what other Texas city?

1. Lubbock
2. Abilene
3. Waco
4. Amarillo

[cherylsteele]

Question 1 Easy: Who was the first Spur to ever record a quadruple double?

1. Tim Duncan
2. David Robinson
3. Alvin Robertson
4. James Silas


Question 2 Easy: ________ ________ was a nickname given to a group of six big men who played for the San Antonio Spurs in the early 1980s: Dave Corzine, Reggie Johnson, Paul Griffin, Mark Olberding, Kevin Restani and George T. Johnson.

1. Baseline Bums
2. Bruise Brothers
3. Dawg Pound
4. Badnews Bears

Question 3 Moderate: Who led the Spurs in scoring average during the 1988-1989 season:

1. Willie Anderson
2. Frank Brickowski
3. Alvin Robertson
4. Cadillac Anderson

Question 4 Tough: Who holds the Spurs record for most assists in one game?

1. Avery Johnson
2. John Lucas
3. Johnny Moore
4. Rod Strickland

Question 5 Hardcore: (Throwback) In 1970-71, the Dallas Chaparrals decided to make it regional and be the "Texas Chaparrals". They ended up playing games in Ft. Worth and what other Texas city?

1. Lubbock
2. Abilene
3. Waco
4. Amarillo

Question 1:
Alvin Roberston

Question 2:
Bruise Brothers

Question 3:
Willie Anderson

Question 4:
John Lucas

Question 5:
Lubbock, Tx

[Latarian Milton]

even if u don't know bout the questions above u still have an 1-4 odd of hitting the correct answer and hence it's expected most posters here partakin in it will get 5/20 on average, i mean 5/20 will be the expected mark for most posters here then most of us will be described as eva longoria fans

[Blake]

even if u don't know bout the questions above u still have an 1-4 odd of hitting the correct answer and hence it's expected most posters here partakin in it will get 5/20 on average, i mean 5/20 will be the expected mark for most posters here then most of us will be described as eva longoria fans

no prizes in a room full of googlers, tbh.

you will simply go to sleep tonight knowing that you are a fan of the longoria

[Robz4000]

I missed the first three but got the last two right lol. Tbh I missed the second because I immediately thought of baseline bum when I saw the name listed and thought "nah, I must be wrong if there's a guy with a username who's a regular that matches an answer". Guess I'm just fairweather...

[Trainwreck2100]

3/5 and i wasn't even alive for that

[Blake]

I missed the first three but got the last two right lol. Tbh I missed the second because I immediately thought of baseline bum when I saw the name listed and thought "nah, I must be wrong if there's a guy with a username who's a regular that matches an answer". Guess I'm just fairweather...

The Baseline Bums were an outstanding group of drunk ass fans back in the Hemisfair days that would give opposing players all sorts of .

Nowadays, they are a simply a group of regulated old asshats that don't even sit along the baseline. There are rules to get into their "club" and none of those rules including being a bum.

[timvp]

4/5 because all those Oklahoman cities are the same to me, tbh.

[Robz4000]

The Baseline Bums were an outstanding group of drunk ass fans back in the Hemisfair days that would give opposing players all sorts of .

Nowadays, they are a simply a group of regulated old asshats that don't even sit along the baseline. There are rules to get into their "club" and none of those rules including being a bum.

Ah, was wonderin who they were. Need to go to more Spurs games tbh. I haven't been to one since the '10 playoffs.

[BanditHiro]

wow seriously who the cared about the spurs before 1993 or so.

i only got the first one right because there was a recent thread about it.

[jjktkk]

wow seriously who the cared about the spurs before 1993 or so.

i only got the first one right because there was a recent thread about it.

Your just full of quality posts

[BanditHiro]

Your just full of quality posts

i'm wasn't anything that was not going through people's head when they were asked these questions and the potential horrific label they were going to be put under because of it.

[Spur|n|Austin]

The Baseline Bums were an outstanding group of drunk ass fans back in the Hemisfair days that would give opposing players all sorts of .

Nowadays, they are a simply a group of regulated old asshats that don't even sit along the baseline. There are rules to get into their "club" and none of those rules including being a bum.

[jjktkk]

i'm wasn't anything that was not going through people's head when they were asked these questions and the potential horrific label they were going to be put under because of it.

, now thats a great answer.

[baseline bum]

, I had Johnny Moore instead of Lucas on 4.

[jjktkk]

, I had Johnny Moore instead of Lucas on 4.

[fusionjazzman72]

Johnny Moore almost had the first quadruple as a Spur in a game against the Seattle Supersonics. In the 80's he came within 1 steal. Does anyone know what game that was?

[fusionjazzman72]

It was against the Warriors not the Sonics

[Obstructed_View]

Way before my time on all points. Still got 4 out of 5 though I have no idea how. I must have known the Lucas one from when he was the coach.

[Blake]

No more letting in on easy or hard....

Question 6: What former New York playground legend known as "Swee Pea" looked as good as advertised when he scored 30 points in his first preseason game with the Spurs?

1. Eric Floyd
2. Dallas Comegys
3. Lloyd Daniels
4. Johnny Dawkins

Question 7: What former Spur had won a Heisman trophy as the best player in college football?

Question 8: What former Spur holds the San Antonio area high school scoring record as well as the University of Texas-San Antonio scoring record?

Question 9: Who holds the Spurs record for most steals in a game?

1. Alvin Robertson
2. Larry Kenon
3. Maurice Cheeks
4. Avery Johnson

Question 10: David and The Iceman both had multiple 50+ point games. The following 4 Spurs all had one 50+ point game a piece in a Spurs uniform. Rank them in order of highest career high game to lowest:

1. Terry mings
2. Tony Parker
3. Larry Kenon
4. Tim Duncan

[Blake]

wow seriously who the cared about the spurs before 1993 or so.

i only got the first one right because there was a recent thread about it.

1993? Strange choice of arbitrary years

[timvp]

Speaking of the answer to #6, he had a triple double in the Silver & Black game (basically an intrasquad scrimmage prior to the preseason) and looked like the best player on the court. He then had that 30 point explosion at MSG. Unfortunately, it was mostly downhill from there.

But it was a cool story while it lasted . . .

[GSH]

Speaking of the answer to #6, he had a triple double in the Silver & Black game (basically an intrasquad scrimmage prior to the preseason) and looked like the best player on the court. He then had that 30 point explosion at MSG. Unfortunately, it was mostly downhill from there.

But it was a cool story while it lasted . . .

He also got signed to a 10-day with the Lakers. He put up 20 in the second half of his first game. Then faded away to nothingness again. Sort of a one-game wonder.