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08/15/2011 at 3:29 am #972005
AkChief49
Member08/15/2011 at 3:56 am #972010AkChief49
Member::Connie Jo;233032 wrote:Trivia question #23 (last one during daylight hours today):This legendary recording artist became a Chiefs season ticket holder and loyal Chiefs fan due to becoming a fan of Derrick Thomas during his NCAA years, and wanting to follow DT’s NFL career as well. Please give the artists name, AND notation of how this artist first met & became a fan of Derrick Thomas during his college football days.
“One favorite memory for me was taking my grandson Brennen to his first Chiefs game at Arrowhead! I’d taken him to several Draft Days, but not a game. It was late October 22, 2006 against the Chargers. Brennen was 8 yrs. old then.
Neil Smith was inducted into the Chiefs Hall of Fame during a half time ceremony. Hank Williams Jr. was there too, since he and Neil became good friends through their mutual good friend, Derrick Thomas (RIP). Hank & DT became good friends when DT was still in college playing for Alabama. Hank became a Chiefs fan when we drafted DT, he even had season tickets, though not sure he still does today. Hank opened the game singing “Are You Ready For Some Football!”
-Connie Joyou gave yourself away on this one!ha!:bananen_smilies046:
08/16/2011 at 4:17 pm #972078ctchiefsfan
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Member::ctchiefsfan;233126 wrote:Didn’t this happen on MNF on October 17 1994 not 1993?Yes it did!!
Monday Night Football – MNF’s Greatest Games: Kansas City-Denver 1994
08/17/2011 at 10:06 pm #972105Connie Jo
Member08/17/2011 at 10:11 pm #972106Connie Jo
Member::AkChief49;233051 wrote:“One favorite memory for me was taking my grandson Brennen to his first Chiefs game at Arrowhead! I’d taken him to several Draft Days, but not a game. It was late October 22, 2006 against the Chargers. Brennen was 8 yrs. old then.Neil Smith was inducted into the Chiefs Hall of Fame during a half time ceremony. Hank Williams Jr. was there too, since he and Neil became good friends through their mutual good friend, Derrick Thomas (RIP). Hank & DT became good friends when DT was still in college playing for Alabama. Hank became a Chiefs fan when we drafted DT, he even had season tickets, though not sure he still does today. Hank opened the game singing “Are You Ready For Some Football!”
-Connie Joyou gave yourself away on this one!ha!:bananen_smilies046:
Yeah, I remembered mentioning here, wasn’t sure any one else would remember me mentioning it, though, hahaha. Still, you had to search for how DT & Hank met originally. Hank was performing in Alabama, DT attended the concert, Hank knew he was there, had already become DT’s fan watching him play college ball, so brought him up on stage. DT actually sang on stage with Hank too! lol
08/17/2011 at 10:13 pm #972108Connie Jo
Member08/17/2011 at 10:28 pm #972109Connie Jo
Member::ctchiefsfan;233126 wrote:Didn’t this happen on MNF on October 17 1994 not 1993?I do believe it was 1994, however, checking various sources I find some stating the play occurred in 1993, others 1994, some say there were 5 secs left on the clock, others say 7 or 8, lol.
Regardless of which year it was, the year was stated in the trivia question. The question only asked for the players name Joe threw the pass to & for how many yards. It was answered correctly as such.
08/17/2011 at 10:40 pm #972111Connie Jo
Member::Trivia question #24:
An American Flag sticker is seen on the back of all Chiefs players helmets. Who were the Chiefs opponents in the first game they played with the American Flag sticker on their helmets, AND which Chief player is most known for carrying an American Flag onto the field prior to that game beginning.
08/17/2011 at 11:09 pm #972113ctchiefsfan
Member::Connie Jo;233166 wrote:I do believe it was 1994, however, checking various sources I find some stating the play occurred in 1993, others 1994, some say there were 5 secs left on the clock, others say 7 or 8, lol.Regardless of which year it was, the year was stated in the trivia question. The question only asked for the players name Joe threw the pass to & for how many yards. It was answered correctly as such.
Wasn’t questioning the award of the “point”, just trying to clear the matter up in my head.
Thanks for this thread. It’s fun!
08/18/2011 at 12:24 am #972114Connie Jo
Member08/18/2011 at 3:24 am #97211508/18/2011 at 3:51 am #972118ctchiefsfan
Member::Zebras can throw a storm full of flags. All that matters is the final call.
Lets not forget that the Chiefs were the losers of the VERY FIRST totally blown call by instant replay.
Call from the booth was “pass incomplete”. DUMB F’ING Zebras heard “Pass is complete”! Proves Zebras are deaf as well as blind and stupid!!!
Unless I am mistaken that BLOWN CALL came against a bunch of :raisux: And it cost :chiefs: the win!
DUMB SHIP Zebras SUCK!!!!! But :raisux: MORE!!!!!
08/18/2011 at 5:50 am #972121AkChief49
Member::Connie Jo;233168 wrote:Trivia question #24:An American Flag sticker is seen on the back of all Chiefs players helmets. Who were the Chiefs opponents in the first game they played with the American Flag sticker on their helmets, AND which Chief player is most known for carrying an American Flag onto the field prior to that game beginning.
Giants vs. Chiefs 9-23-2001? – Marcus Spears?
08/18/2011 at 6:55 pm #972147Connie Jo
Member::ctchiefsfan;233176 wrote:Zebras can throw a storm full of flags. All that matters is the final call.Lets not forget that the Chiefs were the losers of the VERY FIRST totally blown call by instant replay.
Call from the booth was “pass incomplete”. DUMB F’ING Zebras heard “Pass is complete”! Proves Zebras are deaf as well as blind and stupid!!!
Unless I am mistaken that BLOWN CALL came against a bunch of :raisux: And it cost :chiefs: the win!
DUMB SHIP Zebras SUCK!!!!! But :raisux: MORE!!!!!
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