Saturday, May 23, 2026 · College Football

Drop The Pin · CFB · Rivalry Trophy Homes

5 questions · 1000 points possible. Below are the prompts, hints, and target locations from this pack.

Five rivalry trophies and the home stadiums they return to when their owners win. The Old Oaken Bucket. The Little Brown Jug. The Iron Bowl. The Apple Cup. Floyd of Rosedale.

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01
When Purdue beats Indiana, the Old Oaken Bucket comes home to this stadium.
● Joe Tiller Drive — West Lafayette, Indiana, United States
Did you know?
The Old Oaken Bucket has changed hands between Purdue and Indiana since 1925 — it was discovered on a southern Indiana farm and chosen specifically because it predated both schools' football programs.
Target
40.4346°, -86.9183°
Cap
2,485 mi
Weight
100 pts
Hints (2)
- Narrow to the state (−25%)
  Reveals which U.S. state the answer is in.
- Narrow to the conference (−15%)
  Reveals the team's conference.
02
When Minnesota beats Michigan, the Little Brown Jug returns to this stadium.
● Southeast University Avenue — Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Did you know?
The Little Brown Jug has gone between Michigan and Minnesota since 1903 — it was left behind by Michigan after a Minnesota road trip, and a Minnesota janitor refused to give it back unless the Wolverines came back to win it.
Target
44.9764°, -93.2247°
Cap
2,485 mi
Weight
150 pts
Hints (2)
- Narrow to the state (−25%)
  Reveals which U.S. state the answer is in.
- Narrow to the conference (−15%)
  Reveals the team's conference.
03
When Auburn beats Alabama in the Iron Bowl, the celebration takes place at this stadium.
● South Donahue Drive — Auburn, Alabama, United States
Did you know?
The Iron Bowl is one of the most charged rivalries in American sports — for decades it wasn't even played because Auburn and Alabama refused to take the field together; that boycott ended in 1948.
Target
32.6024°, -85.4900°
Cap
2,485 mi
Weight
200 pts
Hints (2)
- Narrow to the state (−25%)
  Reveals which U.S. state the answer is in.
- Narrow to the conference (−15%)
  Reveals the team's conference.
04
When Washington wins the Apple Cup, the trophy is hoisted at this stadium.
● Northeast Snohomish Lane South — Seattle, Washington, United States
Did you know?
The Apple Cup between Washington and Washington State has been contested since 1900 — the trophy has cycled through several designs, with the current apple-themed cup dating to 1962.
Target
47.6503°, -122.3014°
Cap
2,485 mi
Weight
250 pts
Hints (2)
- Narrow to the state (−25%)
  Reveals which U.S. state the answer is in.
- Narrow to the conference (−15%)
  Reveals the team's conference.
05
When Iowa beats Minnesota, Floyd of Rosedale - the bronze pig - takes up residence at this stadium.
● Hawkins Drive — Iowa City, Iowa, United States
Did you know?
Floyd of Rosedale is a bronze pig given each year to the winner of Iowa-Minnesota — the wager dates to 1935, when the Minnesota governor bet a live hog from his Rosedale Farm and the Iowa governor accepted.
The wager was actually a peace offering after racially-charged tensions surrounding a 1934 Iowa-Minnesota game. The original Floyd was a live pig from Rosedale Farms; the bronze version replaced him after the original died of cholera in 1936.
Target
41.6584°, -91.5510°
Cap
2,485 mi
Weight
300 pts
Hints (2)
- Narrow to the state (−25%)
  Reveals which U.S. state the answer is in.
- Narrow to the conference (−15%)
  Reveals the team's conference.

Drop The Pin · CFB · Rivalry Trophy Homes

When Purdue beats Indiana, the Old Oaken Bucket comes home to this stadium.

When Minnesota beats Michigan, the Little Brown Jug returns to this stadium.

When Auburn beats Alabama in the Iron Bowl, the celebration takes place at this stadium.

When Washington wins the Apple Cup, the trophy is hoisted at this stadium.

When Iowa beats Minnesota, Floyd of Rosedale - the bronze pig - takes up residence at this stadium.