Staying within the Pac 10 theme of things, Dave and Geoff set about exposing as many non-NCAA minded folks in the crowd.

1^st Down, Bruce M. failed to know the correct number of schools in the original PCC (Pacific Coast Conference) in December of 1915. The correct answer was 4 for $25.00

2^nd Down, Moving Jim K. forward in history to 1959 , when the PCC became the AAWU (Athletic Association of Western Universities) hosting either the Big 5, Big 6, Big 8 or Big 10. 5 was $25.00

3^rd Down, Ed B., progressing quickly, answered, correctly, the number of PAC 10 NCAA championships. 378 for $0

4^th Down, Dan B. tossed an answer, regarding which PAC 10 schools hold the most NCAA Championship titles for an interception. $25.00

1^st Down, Mary got picked to announce what year women’s sports were officially recognized by the PAC 10. Incomplete…..’86-’87 for $25.

2^nd Down, Ralph O. failed in his attempt to correctly name the last 2 team to enter the PAC 10…. Arizona and Arizona State. A loss of $25.00

3^rd Down, Bob Daio was all over the field trying to identify Cougars and Wildcats. A scramble was made for no gain. $25.00

4^th Down, Ernie A., out on the sand somewhere racing a motorcycle, threw it away not giving a rats derrière who about the Sun Devils…. $25

Bill G. RECOVERS IT!!!!! He knows where those Sun Devils hide… Arizona State…. 0 gain = $0

1^st Down, Andy B. shut down the offense knowing exactly which PAC 10 team is known as the Bears. No gain. $0

2^nd Down, Yvonne F., with the answer telegraphing itself, had difficulty connecting the Cardinals with Stanford…. $25.

THEN OUTTA NOWHERE THE BUZZER RANG…. GAME OVER. You win some, you lose some.

Andy B