They Did It Again! Trivia Quiz

Answer: Duke Blue Devils

Remembered by many sports analysts as simply "The Shot", Laettner fired off a jump shot at the buzzer, propelling the Blue Devils to a 104-103 win over the Wildcats. Duke went on to defeat Indiana before pulling off an impressive twenty point victory over the Michigan Wolverines in the title game.

"Coach K" followed up his second national title by serving as assistant coach for the gold medal winning USA Olympic team the same year. Laettner was joined by, among others, Charles Barkley, Michael Jordan, and Patrick Ewing in Barcelona that summer.

Answer: Pittsburgh Steelers

The Steelers also won Super Bowl games in 2006 and 2009. Well known alumni include "Mean" Joe Greene and quarterback Terry Bradshaw, who began a successful career in broadcasting after his retirement in 1983.

Answer: NASCAR

Other drivers who've won multiple championships in consecutive years include Buck Baker, Joe Weatherly, Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, and Darrell Waltrip. Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt Sr. accomplished the feat twice and three times, respectively.

Cale Yarborough was the first driver to earn the title for three straight seasons (1976, 1977, 1978), and held this record until Jimmie Johnson won his third in 2008.

Answer: Martina Navratilova

During a career that can only be described as phenomenal, the Czechoslavakian-American tennis great earned multiple championships in every major tournament, including nine Wimbledon singles titles. Since her retirement in 2006, she has been active in charity work and serves as advocate for animal rights, underprivileged children, and numerous other causes.

Answer: Curtis Strange

The Norfolk, Virginia native began playing golf at the age of seven. In 1989, he became only the second player to win consecutive US Open championships. (The first was Ben Hogan in 1950 and 1951.)

Curtis Strange worked as a TV analyst for several years after leaving the full-time golf circuit. He and his wife Sarah moved to Morehead City, NC in 2004, where they are active in local fundraising and charity work.

Answer: New York Yankees

This was the sixth time in franchise history the Yankees had won at least two back to back championships. The team's win in 2009 marked the fortieth World Series appearance and twenty-seventh championship.

Notable Yankees players include Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, and Babe Ruth.

Answer: Football/Soccer

FIFA (the governing body for worldwide competition) championship tournaments are held every four years for both men's and women's titles. Germany was the first team in the women's division to win consecutive World Cup titles. In 2013, the team also won a record eighth UEFA European championship.

Answer: Edmonton Oilers

The Stanley Cup is the oldest trophy in US professional sports. In 1939, the tournament final went to a "best of seven" format between Conference champions, and is normally held in late spring.

Other National Hockey League franchises that have won consecutive titles include the Montreal Canadiens, Detroit Red Wings, Toronto Maple Leafs, Philadelphia Flyers, New York Islanders, and the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Answer: Tennessee Lady Volunteers

The Lady Volunteers won their fourth championship in 1996 and followed up with repeat trophies for the next two seasons. The accomplishment was repeated during the 2007 and 2008 tournaments.

The Huskies of University of Connecticut (UCONN) became the second team to score multiple back to back titles after their 2010 win over Stanford.

Answer: Michael Phelps

The Maryland native and swimming sensation won two silver and four gold medals at the 2012 games, bringing his career total to eighteen gold, two silver, and two bronze. He held dozens of world records in a number of events, both in individual and team competition.

After the 2008 Olympics, he founded the Michael Phelps Foundation, an organization whose mission is to promote healthy lifestyles by educating children about the benefits of exercise and goal setting.