Thursday trivia: The offense runs a trick play… What’s the call?

Our Thursday trivia question this week is one from the NFL rulebook.

We’ll give you the scenario, you tell us what the correct referee’s call would be. Let’s take a look:

The offense’s line of scrimmage is its own 35-yard line. The quarterback takes the snap and drops back to the 31, where he passes to a receiver standing on the 33.

The receiver then passes the ball forward to another receiver, who makes the catch at the 48.

What’s the call?

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While you think it over, here’s SportsCenter’s Top 10 trick plays. Play No. 6 is very close to the play we’re describing.

Thursday Trivia (Super Bowl Edition): What inspired Lamar Hunt to come up with the name “Super Bowl”?

Yes, the Super Bowl is coming up. The Saints and Colts will face off at 5:25 p.m. CST this Sunday.

We’ve got all Super Bowl trivia questions lined up for this week, and our first one is about the history of the game.

Kansas City Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt is credited with coining the term “Super Bowl.” He said he thought of it after watching his son play with a certain toy.

That brings us to our question for the week:

What is the name of the toy?

If you know the answer, post it here, give us a Tweet or find us on Facebook.

While you think it over, here’s a highlight video from last year’s Super Bowl:

(Gotta love Harrison’s interception return)

Related: Get your Super Bowl apparel at our NFL Fan Shop.

Thursday trivia: Where was the first Pro Bowl held?

For the first time in 30 years, the Pro Bowl will not be played in Aloha Stadium.

The Pro Bowl will be played in Miami’s Sun Life Stadium this year, one week before the Super Bowl. It’s a change of tradition as the NFL tries to build interest in its annual all-star game.

The first Pro Bowl was played in January of 1939, featuring the NFL champion New York Giants facing off against an all-star team of pros. The Giants won 13-10.

That brings us to our question of the week:

Where was the first Pro Bowl held?

If you know the answer, post it here, give us a Tweet or find us on Facebook.

Related: The Football America homepage is back up and running.

Thursday trivia: Who is the only player to win the Heisman twice?

For the first time in several years, five finalists have been announced for the Heisman Trophy, given to college football’s most outstanding player.

The trophy will be awarded at 7 p.m. this Saturday at the Nokia Theater in Times Square. It will be broadcast on ESPN.

Running backs Toby Gerhart and Mark Ingram are both solidly in the running, with Ingram believed to be a favorite. Coming off a dominant performance in the Big 12 title game, Nebraska defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh is also among the hopefuls.

They are joined by two quarterbacks, Texas’ Colt McCoy and Florida’s Tim Tebow.

Tebow has the chance to set a Heisman record this year. After winning the award in 2007, he has the chance to become just the second player ever to win two Heisman trophies.

And that brings us to our trivia question:

Who is the only player to win two Heisman trophies?

Think you know the answer? Post it here, give us a tweet or find us on Facebook!

Related: Now that you know who the best players are in college football, take a look at the best mustaches in college football.