(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Player in tears
Player is said to be "unconscious"
"That's the sort of thing that drives a coach crazy"
Player shown slapping a bracket sticker after a win
Reference to "chalk"
Fan/cheerleader in tears
Player does the bow and arrow celebration after a big shot
"Coach, what did you tell your guys at halftime?"
"Get those puppies organized!"
Player thanking God in a post-game interview
"They don't need a three here"
Buzzer-beater make, win or to overtime (must be as time expires)
"There's a lid on the basket"
"A little lingerie on the deck!"
Reference to "One Shining Moment"
Cheerleader helps to get a ball stuck on top of the backboard
"ONIONS!"
Black and white historical photo shown on screen
Gene Steratore asked about an obvious call (any time Gene cuts in)
Player is called a "sixth man of the year"
"They can't buy a bucket right now."
"The blow-by!"
Team is referred to as a "bracket buster"
Team's tournament drought or ancient history brought up
"Chuck..."
Coach says "We just need to execute better" in an in-game interview
Announcer describes a shot from "way downtown" or "the logo"
Someone references "The Big Dance"
Close-up of crazy bench mob celebration
"Send it in, Jerome!"
Fatigue is said to be "setting in a little bit"
"They are red hot from three!"
Player is said to be shooting from "the charity stripe" or "the stripe"
Reference to a "dark horse"
5-12 upset happens
Team "punches their ticket"
Surrender cobra
"Good if it goes...!"
Shot of a family member of coach or player looking on anxiously in the crowd
"That won't show up on the stat sheet!"
Reference to a beloved Cinderella run (George Mason, St. Peter's, etc.)
"With a kiss!"
"Do they foul up three here?"
"Survive and advance"
Seth Davis references "Sharpie" (only on TV, not Twitter)
