Unknown college basketball teams and NBA trivia?

Question

Does anybody know any unknown ncaa basketball teams (! division 1 !) that are unknown and not many people know there team nickname? also does anyone know any hard nba trivia?

Thanks...

Answer 1

vmi keydets

Answer 2

NBA Trivia's

Who had the best record for an expansion franchise?

In there first season; The Chicago Bulls finished 33-48, They made the playoffs:

Lost NBA Western Division Semifinals (3-0) versus St. Louis Hawks

Who is the the first player to hit 50% of his field goal tries and 90% of his free throws in the same NBA season?

Larry Bird was the first player to accomplish this shooting feat. In three of Bird’s first seven seasons in the NBA he shot over 50% from the field. However, it wasn’t until his eight season that Bird was able to hit 90% of his free throws. In the 1986-87 season, Bird hit 414 of his 455 free throw attempts (91%) and 786 of his 1497 field goal shots (52.5%). The next season Bird was an even more proficient marksman. He improved his free throw mark to 91.6% and his field goal percentage to 52.7%.

Who signed the richest contract in NBA history?

Shaquille O'Neal signed the richest contract in NBA history on July 18, 1996 for $120 million for 7 years with the Los Angeles Lakers.

One NBA team managed to score at least 100 points in every single game for a season. Which team achieve this feat?

Ah, the high flying, fast running 1981-82 Denver Nuggets. That team broke so many scoring records, it is difficult to select the most amazing ones. In my view, their 126.5 points per game was the team's most eye-popping achievement.

Who was the first N.B.A. player to score fifty or more points in a N.B.A. game?

Joe Fulks scored 63 points February 10th 1949 Warriors vs Olympians

What was the first team ever to have 10-game winning and losing streaks in the same season?

It was November 1996. The Suns' season had just begun (their first since trading Charles Barkley to Houston) and they were winless in their first 13 games. It looked like the season was already over. However, by the end of that same season, the Suns had crept into the seventh seed in the West after putting together a 10-game win streak near season's end. Credit Jason Kidd for turning their season around (he came to the team in December '96, was injured in his first game as a Sun, and came back in February '97 to turn a horrible team into a playoff team in just three months).