It’s Hump Day Trivia Friends! And your Dozen Daily Trivia Answers Explained for this midweek test of your knowledge is a little big on the tougher side, which is probably why you’re here.

How did you, Frank? Missed four. How many perfects for the year? Zero.

Here. We. Go!!!

NFL: Drafted out of Florida, this Texans RB rushed for over 900 yards as a rookie in 2022.

Answer: Dameon Pierce

MLB: Troy Glaus, Chad Tracy, and Tony Clark all hit over 20 Home Runs for this National League team in 2005.

Answer: Arizona Diamondbacks

Explained: Early 2000s NL West teams were stacked.

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Olympics: Patty Mills scored 42 points in the Bronze Medal game to help this country win its first-ever Olympic Medal in Men’s Basketball at the 2020 (2021) Tokyo Olympics.

Answer: Australia

Explained: The thing about the Olympics is that anyone can rise when the moment arrives.

Geography: By population, what is the largest U.S. city beginning with the letter “K” that resides East of the Mississippi?

Answer: Knoxville

Explained: Great question. Great town.

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Celebrity Mashup Answer: Chris Pratt and Courtney Cox

Explained: My post hint of the day. We don’t see Courtney as much as we used to but those eyes are still incredible.

Snacks and Candy: Fig Newtons are produced by what major snack brand?

Answer: Nabisco

Explained: Not cookies. Fruit and Cake.

Television: Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles played monster hunting brothers on this WB/CW series from 2005-2020.

Answer: Supernatural

Explained: Only the Simpsons, Meredith Grey, and the guys down at Paddy’s Pub have recently done it longer.

Movies: The 2010 sequel ‘Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps’ saw which actor in a lead role as Gordon Gekko’s future son-in-law?

Answer: Shia LaBeouf

Explained: Shia was still riding that “Transformer” train. It didn’t run for too much longer.

Music: “Let the rhythm take you over…” is a recurring lyric from this hit 1998 Enrique Iglesias song.

Answer: Bailamos

Explained: Kudos if you remembered this one. “Hero” probably got more buzz almost (yikes) 27 years ago.

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