[Mick]

Given the sturm und drang over NIL and the transfer portal, I thought I would submit a multi-part NCAA trivia question. The NCAA was formed in 1910 -- the predecessor organization was the IAAUS (Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States) formed in 1906. Here's the fun trivia questions: 

1. There were 39 original colleges signing on. Just two were Ivies. Which two?
2. How many California universities were original signees?
3. Which was the only military academy to sign among the first 39?
4. Ten years after the founding was the first intercollegiate championship. In what sport?
5. Why was the NCAA founded?
6. When did the NCAA adopt the "sanity code" around recruiting, athletic scholarships, expense reimbursements, etc.?
7. When did the NCAA hire its first executive director?
8. The NCAA has three guiding principles. Which of these four (listed alphabetically) are not specifically listed among them: academic success, competitive excellence, fairness, student-athlete.
9. Which of these sports are longstanding college sports with national governing structures but are not NCAA varsity sports: Boxing, Rugby, Sailing, Sprint Footall, Ultimate Frisbee?
10. Which of these are club sport leagues, in leagues with full conferences, but with no national oversight: Cricket,Dodgeball, Roller/Inline Hockey, Table Tennis?

[Mick]

Given the sturm und drang over NIL and the transfer portal, I thought I would submit a multi-part NCAA trivia question. The NCAA was formed in 1910 -- the predecessor organization was the IAAUS (Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States) formed in 1906. Here's the fun trivia questions: 

1. There were 39 original colleges signing on. Just two were Ivies. Which two?
2. How many California universities were original signees?
3. Which was the only military academy to sign among the first 39?
4. Ten years after the founding was the first intercollegiate championship. In what sport?
5. Why was the NCAA founded?
6. When did the NCAA adopt the "sanity code" around recruiting, athletic scholarships, expense reimbursements, etc.?
7. When did the NCAA hire its first executive director?
8. The NCAA has three guiding principles. Which of these four (listed alphabetically) are not specifically listed among them: academic success, competitive excellence, fairness, student-athlete.
9. Which of these sports are longstanding college sports with national governing structures but are not NCAA varsity sports: Boxing, Rugby, Sailing, Sprint Footall, Ultimate Frisbee?
10. Which of these are club sport leagues, in leagues with full conferences, but with no national oversight: Cricket,Dodgeball, Roller/Inline Hockey, Table Tennis?