Happy Hump Day Trivia Warriors! Your Dozen Daily Trivia Answers Explained will shine the spotlight on the kernels of your worthless knowledge!

How did you do, Frank? Missed three. Perfects for year? Two.

Here we gooooo!

NFL: Michael Pittman totaled over 5,500 rushing & receiving yards for this NFC team from 2002-2007.

Answer: Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Explained: Underappreciated for sure. He got a ring though.

NBA: Undrafted out of Wake Forest, this Point Guard played from 13 different teams from 2010-2024.

Answer: Ish Smith

Explained: Those are travel agency commercial numbers there.

MLB: Barry Bonds father Bobby Bonds had 39 Home Runs, 43 Stolen Bases, and led the National League with 131 Runs while playing for this team in 1973.

Answer: San Francisco Giants

Explained: Both Bonds left a legacy with that club.

Geography: Graceland: The former home of Elvis Presley is located in this U.S. state.

Answer: Tennessee

Explained: Should have been a free square even to the most casual music lover.

Celebrity Mashup Answer: Sadie Sink and Miles Teller

Explained: My post hint of the day. Both of these guys are going to be working for a very long time.

Beverages: This brand of lemonade comes in clear bottles with a silver cap, and its logo consists of a winking lemon.

Answer: Hubert’s

Explained: Never heard of this brand of lemonade. Maybe regional?

Television: Originally on from 2009-2010, Adam Scott played a failed actor who returns to a catering job in this Starz comedy that also starred Lizzy Caplan, Martin Starr, and Ken Marino.

Answer: “Are we having fun yet!?” Such a fun show. Very underrated.

Movies: Bradley Cooper played a temperamental high-level chef in this 2015 dramedy.

Answer: Burnt

Explained: Cooper also played a chef in “Kitchen Confidential” about 20 years ago. That was an interesting show.

Music: Anthony Kiedis, John Frusciante, Chad Smith, and Flea founded this Hall of Fame rock band in 1982.

Answer: Red Hot chili Peppers

Explained: If you don’t know any of these names, I don’t know what to tell you. They’ve been at it for over four decades.

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