[msqueri]

That got me to wondering what the categories are that these great Tournament of Champions contestants would get right no matter how hard they were.

Certainly for Amy/Matt/Mattea it would be hard to find many categories where they would get more wrong than right.

Indeed. But I'm talking about questions you could make REALLY hard and they'd still get right. Like, for me you could ask questions about the high schools of Stanford football players from 15-20 years ago who never started even though their teams were so bad as to never go to a bowl and I'd still get that right. I imagine there's something for Amy/Matt/Mattea for which there is basically no bottom to their knowledge.

[msqueri]

That got me to wondering what the categories are that these great Tournament of Champions contestants would get right no matter how hard they were.

Certainly for Amy/Matt/Mattea it would be hard to find many categories where they would get more wrong than right.

Indeed. But I'm talking about questions you could make REALLY hard and they'd still get right. Like, for me you could ask questions about the high schools of Stanford football players from 15-20 years ago who never started even though their teams were so bad as to never go to a bowl and I'd still get that right. I imagine there's something for Amy/Matt/Mattea for which there is basically no bottom to their knowledge.