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Peyton Manning and Tom Brady are the only two QB's to have won Super Bowl's with two different teams. Which two other QB's have started in a Super Bowl for two different teams?
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Craig Morton- Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos
Kurt Warner - St. Loius Rams and Arizona Cardinals
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Which member of the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame and four-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year had a lifetime free throw percentage of less than 50%?
Shaq made 52.7% of his regular season free throws, lifetime and was never named Defensive Player of the Year.
Nope.
Shaq made 52.7% of his regular season free throws, lifetime and was never named Defensive Player of the Year.
Which frequently-traded and often-injured former Toronto Raptor had a free throw percentage of less than 36% over the last eight years of his NBA career?
Camby made less than 40% of his free throw attempts during his last four NBA seasons, but had a decent FTP before that. He was considered to be 'soft' by opposing players when he played for the Raptors; they would punch his latest tattoo during games, and his nickname was 'Cotton'.
Nope.
Camby made less than 40% of his free throw attempts during his last four NBA seasons, but had a decent FTP before that. He was considered to be 'soft' by opposing players when he played for the Raptors; they would punch his latest tattoo during games, and his nickname was 'Cotton'.
Which member of the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame and four-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year had a lifetime free throw percentage of less than 50%?
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Damn I should have gotten that one. Dude was a sieve at the free throw line.
Not including University marching bands, what musical ensemble performed during half time of the Super Bowl in five different years?
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Not including University marching bands, what musical ensemble performed during half time of the Super Bowl in five different years?
Nope.
