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| Biblical figure (Joshua, son of ___) | |
| Grammy winning singer/songwriter/piano player who your mom probably loves | |
| Negro League catcher, elected to Baseball Hall of Fame in 1972, known as 'the black Babe Ruth.' | |
| Actor ('Pearl Harbor,' 'Lucky Number Slevin') | |
| All-Star Texas Rangers outfielder, hit 35 home runs in 2008 HR derby | |
| Actor ('No Country for Old Men,' 'W'), son of James | |
| 'Queens of the Stone Age' lead singer/founder | |
| Union Civil War General, defended Little Round Top during Battle of Gettysburg | |
| Actor (Sawyer on 'Lost') | |
| Current Denver Broncos head coach, not a fan of Jay Cutler | |
| Atlanta Hawks forward, 2005 slam dunk champion | |
| Country singer ('Long Black Train,' 'Your Man') | |
| Boston Red Sox starting pitcher | |
| Actor (Pacey on 'Dawson's Creek,' 'Fringe') | |
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| Tampa Bay Buccaneers current 1st and 2nd string Quarterbacks | |
| Tom Hanks's character in 'Big' (1988) | |
| Current Memphis Tigers NCAA basketball coach, replaced John Calipari | |
| Actor ('Drake and Josh') | |
| Dallas Mavericks forward, not a fan of the National Anthem | |
| American Idol Season 2 Finalist | |
| Deputy Chief of Staff on 'The West Wing', played by Bradley Whitford | |
| 18th century English painter, knighted by George III | |
| Actor ('Glory Road,' 'Stealth') | |
| Actor ('The West Wing,' 'Sports Night,' anything Aaron Sorkin has ever made) | |
| Carolina Panthers backup QB, brother of Luke | |
| Washington Nationals right fielder, hit two grand slams in one game 06/27/09 | |
| Former Atlanta Hawks forward, now in Greece | |
| An expression to indicate one was not serious | |
| Founder of Christianity | |
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