Q 01/05
A) Atlanta
B) Athens
C) Macon
D) Savannah
Answer · why
Athens. Sanford Stadium was built in 1929 into a natural valley on the University of Georgia campus, so its stands rest on the hillsides instead of ri...
Q 02/05
A) Botany
B) Physics
C) Chemistry
D) Forestry
Answer · why
Chemistry. Charles Herty brought the game back from his studies at Johns Hopkins, and his cup-and-gutter way of tapping pines later kept the South's t...
Q 03/05
A) The pines
B) The rivers
C) The columns
D) The hedges
Answer · why
The hedges. Privet has bordered the Sanford Stadium field since it opened in 1929, and by the early 1930s sportswriters were writing that Georgia woul...
Q 04/05
A) A fungus killed them
B) To host Olympic soccer matches
C) To widen the field for the SEC
D) Fans kept stealing cuttings
Answer · why
To host Olympic soccer matches. A soccer pitch is wider than a football field, so the privet came out; cuttings raised at nurseries were planted once ...
Q 05/05
A) Georgia Tech
B) Alabama
C) Yale
D) Notre Dame
Answer · why
Yale. The heavily favoured visitors from the East lost 15-0 in front of a sell-out crowd of more than 30,000, reportedly the biggest the South had yet...
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