1-on-1 with DP – 93.7 The Ticket KNTK - Super Bowl Trivia: February 6th, 11:45am

Episode Date: February 6, 2026

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Back to one-on-one with D.P. Sponsored by the Downtown Lincoln Foundation on 93-7 the ticket. Welcome back. Buck, it's, so we have nine squares giveaway? Is that what we're doing? We have nine left, that's correct. Nine squares. Okay, so I'll leave four characters.

And you and Farley can do the drawing of the numbers. Right? You okay with that? Yeah, we can do that. Okay. I believe there's 10 spots left now that double check. I believe we've got somebody that tended to double themselves on here. Oh, don't cheat.

I don't know if they knew. Don't cheat. You can only be in one, you can only get one square, at least on the listener pool. You can meet us there and get another square at the one that we're doing at Buffalo Wings and Rings. We just got note. We will start our radio coverage of the Super Bowl on the brick and mortar, the terrestrial at 3 p.m. There will still be streaming shows going on

throughout the course of the days. And you can just do that as well, but it's fair. Um, Bach, did you know that there was always, um, there wasn't always, they say that a team, it wasn't until 2020 that a team played at home for super. Oh, okay. They say, they say, 2020, uh, the Buccaneers in, in, uh, in,

The Rams in 2021. But Bach, I challenge that by asking who was the real first team to play a home game in the Super Bowl? Who was the first team to actually play in its hometown? They weren't playing in their stadium, but they were playing in their hometown. They were playing their hometown. Who was it?

What team was it? first to answer. And then second trivia question. Bach, you're going to get away two squares here. Who is the first player to block a punt in the NFL Super Bowl? In the Super Bowl, first player to block a punt. Mm.

Mm. Mm. Mm. Alan Branting comes through the 49ers. That Roger Craig, Tom Rathman 49ers team, played won their championship at Stanford Stadium. It's a neighborhood game. I don't tell me nobody's played a home game.

They slept in their own beds. That's a home game. That's a home game. And then the other question was, who was the first point of block of block? Hold on here. I can't. Austin's holding up a sign.

I can't. Carl's on the line. Maybe Carl's calling in the answer. Well, let's see what's there. Let's bring, Bach, bring him in. All right, Carl, you're live on air. The Rams were second in playing in their own stadium. But the Niners, the Niners actually won their title at Stanford Stadium in its own neighborhood in Palo Alto, right there in the bank.

So that would be the first true real home cooking. Carl, how are you doing? day, man. You good? Yeah, I'm good. I was a good guess, I guess. There we go, brother. We appreciate it, man. We appreciate it. Block, what? And, Bach, here's a tell that this person

was my high school coach. Okay. I was going to say, for some reason, this is deep in my mind. I think you had told me about this more. Like, this is rattling something that I was thinking former husky, or what is this? I know something about this. Yeah, he was my high school's running back, too. As a fact, he was the one that got me in the starting lineup.

Because they weren't, I was an underclassman. And basically I was the scout team guy, right? Because we had three seniors playing in front of me. I mean, you know, and three seniors and three juniors. And he just said, listen, coach, this is the guy. Like, what are we doing? What are we doing? And because I was going to quit.

You were going to quit football. I was going to quit. I was going to quit football. Like, what? At least for the year. I don't know because, okay, so weird times, but I was bust. So the people that I would have played high school boy with, I didn't go to high school.

I was bused across county to predominantly white school. And the coaches, so think, remember the Titans, right? we have another caller. We have another caller. Brian. Brian is on the line. Brian, what's happening? How you doing, guys?

We're good. We're good. What's on your mind? I have the answer to who was the first player to block a punt in the Super Bowl because I watched it live. Okay. Go for it. His name is Derek Jensen for the Los Angeles Raiders.

It occurred at Tampa Stadium, January 22nd, 284. Brian, he did in fact block a kick, but he wasn't the first. Uh-oh. He wasn't the first. The first. Got it. Well, DM on the text line, got it.

His name is Reggie Harrison. And against the Dallas Cowboys, he extended, blocked it into the end zone for safety. Reggie Harrison. He was my high school running, running back coach. as a matter of fact, he's in my high school's Hall of Fame. He was a three-sport star athlete, war number 46 for the Steelers, and blocked the punt.

So DM gives some particulars in the text, so Bach can put you in the square. But Derek Jensen blocked. He did, in fact, blocked the punt, returning for a touchdown. But Harrison did it first and the fact that Jensen did it against my redskins. So, that was not going to, That was not going to go.

That was not going to go. I wasn't going to do that. There's no way I was going to have. I was going to pick that. There's several things in play. Here's the other thing. Most people know the story of the missed field goal for Buffalo and Scott Norwood.

Scott Norwood is the reason why I went to college. Because his dad was my high school baseball player. And Scott Norwood brought three different schools to a game to watch me and they all offered me that day. So Scott Norwood known for the missed kick but in my heart

he is a he's the Superman because it wouldn't happen. It just wouldn't happen. One more square. Super Bowl 26. Who forgot their helmet? Who lost their helmet? who lost their helmet

Super Bowl 26 first play of the game they were supposed to go out on the field Sundow and Lincoln you're all over brutal brutal Washington versus Buffalo Thurmond Thomas was not in the

in the game on the first play because he misplaced his helmet and boy let me tell you that was that set the tone for the entire day for Buffalo. Because that's how the day went. That's how the day went.

Okay, but you and character have to give away the rest of the squares. All right. All right. All right. Figure that out. Appreciate it. I will see folks down at the remote three to five old school at the back here with Mikey, Mikey Smith here at the ticket. It's a full day. So we'll be out all day. Tune in. Adam Keraker up next year on 93-7 ticket.