The Big Texas Longhorns Football Quiz - 2
Amazing trivia quiz on Texas Longhorns Football
- 1.How many touchdown passes did a Texas quarterback throw in a 2001 bowl game for a school record?
- A.
3 Touchdowns
- B.
9 Touchdowns
- C.
6 Touchdowns
- D.
4 Touchdowns
- 2.Texas set a school record for pass receptions in a bowl game in 2001 with how many?
- A.
4 Receptions
- B.
8 Receptions
- C.
11 Receptions
- D.
16 Receptions
- 3.In what year did a Texas player first have two touchdown receptions in a bowl game?
- A.
1963
- B.
1973
- C.
1933
- D.
1943
- 4.In a 1946 bowl game, one Texas player scored points in all of these ways except which one?
- A.
Extra Point
- B.
Rushing Touchdown
- C.
Receiving Touchdown
- D.
Punt Return Touchdown
- 5.A Texas player set a team record for points in a bowl game with how many in 1946?
- A.
23 Points
- B.
28 Points
- C.
12 Points
- D.
36 Points
- 6.How many field goals did a Texas kicker make in a 1984 bowl game, for a school bowl record?
- A.
5 Field Goals
- B.
2 Field Goals
- C.
3 Field Goals
- D.
8 Field Goals
- 7.A record set in a 1975 bowl game, what was the longest field goal in Texas bowl history?
- A.
64 Yards
- B.
46 Yards
- C.
55 Yards
- D.
39 Yards
- 8.In a 1943 bowl game, how far did a Texas player return a punt for a team bowl record and a touchdown?
- A.
92 Yards
- B.
48 Yards
- C.
32 Yards
- D.
61 Yards
- 9.What was the record for longest punt by a Texas player in a bowl game, set in 1969?
- A.
63 Yards
- B.
48 Yards
- C.
74 Yards
- D.
39 Yards
- 10.What was the first year in which Texas had two 100-yard rushers in a bowl game?
- A.
1998
- B.
1943
- C.
1965
- D.
1973
- 11.In a 2001 bowl game, how many 100-yard receivers did Texas have?
- A.
Six
- B.
Nine
- C.
Two
- D.
Four
- 12.In a 2000 bowl game, a Texas player returned a kickoff how many yards for a team bowl record?
- A.
81 Yards
- B.
62 Yards
- C.
100 Yards
- D.
93 Yards
- 13.What was the longest touchdown run in Texas bowl history, set in 1965?
- A.
63 Yards
- B.
95 Yards
- C.
23 Yards
- D.
79 Yards
- 14.Set in 1969, how many yards was the longest touchdown pass in Texas bowl history?
- A.
38 Yards
- B.
79 Yards
- C.
92 Yards
- D.
64 Yards
- 15.How many wins did the Texas Longhorns football team have in the 1990's?
- A.
41 Wins
- B.
83 Wins
- C.
74 Wins
- D.
99 Wins
- 16.How many times in the 20th century did Texas defeat Alabama in football?
- A.
3
- B.
7
- C.
11
- D.
22
- 17.How many times did Texas defeat Arkansas before losing their first game to the Razorbacks?
- A.
19 Times
- B.
4 Times
- C.
10 Times
- D.
14 Times
- 18.Texas' 2004 win over Arkansas was the team's first in how many years?
- A.
19 Years
- B.
14 Years
- C.
6 Years
- D.
27 Years
- 19.In 2005's first Texas and Michigan matchup in a bowl game, by what score did the Longhorns win?
- A.
52-49
- B.
14-10
- C.
38-37
- D.
21-20
- 20.How many Texas players earned first-team all-conference honors in 2006?
- A.
Nine
- B.
Eight
- C.
Six
- D.
Two
- 21.What was the first Texas Longhorn jersey number to be retired?
- A.
8
- B.
20
- C.
13
- D.
34
- 22.What was the only football team to defeat Texas in the 2004 season?
- A.
Southern Cal
- B.
Michigan
- C.
Oklahoma
- D.
Arkansas
- 23.The only loss for the Texas Longhorns football team in the 1981 season was to what team?
- A.
Miami
- B.
Arkansas
- C.
Alabama
- D.
Oklahoma
- 24.How many points did Texas score in their 2005 conference championship game?
- A.
70 Points
- B.
58 Points
- C.
81 Points
- D.
49 Points
- 25.Texas scored from how far out with 19 seconds left to win the 2005 national championship game?
- A.
43 Yards
- B.
2 Yards
- C.
19 Yards
- D.
8 Yards
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