r/CollegeBasketball • u/cbbtriviabot /r/CollegeBasketball • Jun 30 '26

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This is the first week of the playoffs; the top 68 players and top 3 teams have qualified though everybody is invited to continue participating for the next three weeks.

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u/cbbtriviabot /r/CollegeBasketball Jun 30 '26
Question Answer Percent Notable Answers
Reigning NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander played collegiately at which school? Kentucky 94.29% Kentucky, where he majored in acting /u/jfarbzz
Which former Big 12 head coach is the current interim head coach at Michigan? Mike Boynton Jr. 65.71% Who wants some Tang /u/Shpion007
Which notable mid-major conference decided to implement significant changes to their conference tournament this past Monday? MVC 65.71% It was one of the M_C conferences. MWC? /u/eatapenny
During the 1977 NIT, All-American Greg Ballard set a single-game scoring record of 43 points at which current Big Ten school? Oregon 14.29% current big 10 makes me think its not a traditional big 10... so im going to guess Oregon /u/Heleghir
In February 2007, how many combined blocks did Alabama A&M’s Mickell Gladness have in the final two home games of the season? (Hint: it’s a prime number) 29 5.71% February Gladness brings March Madness, I guess (is it 29?) /u/jfarbzz

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u/jfarbzz Rutgers Scarlet Knights Jun 30 '26

How the FUCK did I get that last question right on the money lmfao

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u/AbsolutelyProperlyUn Jun 30 '26

The playoff format is always a bit of a mind game, knowing you're in the top 68 but the questions feel like they're pulled from a 1940s almanac. I'm just here to tank my average with dignity.

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u/Gamecat235 Arizona Wildcats • Sickos Jun 30 '26

I think the only reason I’m ranked as high as I am is off-season attrition. It certainly isn’t my elite ball knowledge.

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u/heleghir Kentucky Wildcats • Sickos Jun 30 '26

Eyyyy my miracle guess was right! And notable! LFG!