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Kegillion answers for November 6, 2026
Rush #5. Seven prompts. 38 finishers recorded at 2026-11-12T08:25Z. The 100-point answer is fixed. Pledge Master (60) and President (85) are starting tiers and can move.
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| # | Prompt | Hint | Answers by tier | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Name a popular college Halloween costume. Campus Life · 842 accepted answers | Show hintCombine a recognizable costume idea with a specific character or detail. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Sexy Lobster President, 85, starting: 60s Hippie, 90s Grunge, Aerobics Instructor Pledge Master, 60, starting: Addams Family, Alice | Prompt: 2 sources · answer samples: 1 official source |
| 2 | Name a school with a football stadium that holds 100,000+. Sports · 8 accepted answers | Show hintKeep both requirements in view: a school and the capacity threshold. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Texas A&M President, 85, starting: Tennessee Pledge Master, 60, starting: No public sample on this row. | Prompt: 2 sources · answer samples: 1 official source |
| 3 | Name a college conference. Sports · 104 accepted answers | Show hintThink of the organization grouping schools rather than an individual team. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Southern Conference President, 85, starting: American Rivers, ASC, Big Ten Plus Pledge Master, 60, starting: Big 5, Big Ten Conference | Prompt: 2 sources · answer samples: 1 official source |
| 4 | Name a famous college mascot. Sports · 213 accepted answers | Show hintConsider the character's own name as well as the team nickname. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Fighting Okra President, 85, starting: Anteater, Artie the Fighting Artichoke, Big Green Pledge Master, 60, starting: Air Force Falcon, Army Mule | Prompt: 2 sources · answer samples: 1 official source |
| 5 | Name something you do in a boring lecture. Classes · 315 accepted answers | Show hintPicture a small distraction rather than naming the class subject. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Do Taxes President, 85, starting: Apply to Internships, Bet on Games, Bite Your Nails Pledge Master, 60, starting: Act Interested, Act Like You Understand | Prompt: 2 sources · answer samples: 1 official source |
| 6 | Name a John Summit song. Music · 49 accepted answers | Show hintA remix credit may matter, so recall the title as precisely as possible. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Stay High (John Summit Remix) President, 85, starting: Baby Again (John Summit Remix), Blinding Lights (John Summit Remix), Ctrl Escape Pledge Master, 60, starting: Better Than This, Chica 305 | 1 source · official |
| 7 | Name something that can get a frat suspended. Greek Life · 329 accepted answers | Show hintThink of a concrete incident rather than a label for the group. | Show answersOne in a Beauty, 100: Alligator President, 85, starting: Alcohol at Rush, Animal Cruelty, Annex House Pledge Master, 60, starting: Alcohol Poisoning, Ambulance Call | Prompt: 2 sources · answer samples: 1 official source |
1. Name a popular college Halloween costume.
The wording asks for a costume rather than a Halloween decoration. A mental tour of characters, animals, jobs, and visual jokes gives more options than repeating a broad category. Popular is part of the game's framing; the answer list is not a survey of real campus costume trends.
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The public list contains 842 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Sexy Lobster. Starting 85-point examples: 60s Hippie, 90s Grunge, Aerobics Instructor. Starting 60-point examples: Addams Family, Alice.
2. Name a school with a football stadium that holds 100,000+.
A famous football school alone is insufficient reasoning for this category. Recall a school you associate with a very large stadium, then use its recognizable name. The game entry is not a current stadium-capacity citation; capacities can require a separately dated venue source.
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The public list contains 8 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Texas A&M. Starting 85-point examples: Tennessee. Starting 60-point examples: No public sample.
3. Name a college conference.
Do not confuse a conference with a university, a bowl game, or the sport itself. A smaller conference may come to mind if you mentally move beyond the leagues you usually follow. This answer table documents game acceptance and does not attempt to maintain a current membership directory.
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The public list contains 104 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Southern Conference. Starting 85-point examples: American Rivers, ASC, Big Ten Plus. Starting 60-point examples: Big 5, Big Ten Conference.
4. Name a famous college mascot.
Mascot prompts can bring up an animal, a named character, or a school identity. Be as specific as your memory allows instead of typing a university alone. The unusual top pick belongs to the game's prepared set; its selection is not a measured claim about national fame.
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The public list contains 213 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Fighting Okra. Starting 85-point examples: Anteater, Artie the Fighting Artichoke, Big Green. Starting 60-point examples: Air Force Falcon, Army Mule.
5. Name something you do in a boring lecture.
This is an open scenario, not a quiz about study habits. Consider what someone might do with a notebook, laptop, or wandering attention. The comic answer is presented as a game response, without suggesting it is good academic practice or representative of how students behave.
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The public list contains 315 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Do Taxes. Starting 85-point examples: Apply to Internships, Bet on Games, Bite Your Nails. Starting 60-point examples: Act Interested, Act Like You Understand.
6. Name a John Summit song.
Start with a track you can actually name rather than another artist associated with the same music scene. The stored top pick includes a remix label, illustrating why extra wording can distinguish entries. Its presence in the game does not establish a release date or popularity ranking.
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The public list contains 49 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Stay High (John Summit Remix). Starting 85-point examples: Baby Again (John Summit Remix), Blinding Lights (John Summit Remix), Ctrl Escape. Starting 60-point examples: Better Than This, Chica 305.
7. Name something that can get a frat suspended.
The prompt uses an institution's consequence as a comic scenario. A specific action or absurd situation fits that form better than a vague accusation. The unusual accepted responses are game material, not factual allegations about fraternities or a reliable account of any university's suspension policy.
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The public list contains 329 accepted answers. The hand-picked One in a Beauty is Alligator. Starting 85-point examples: Alcohol at Rush, Animal Cruelty, Annex House. Starting 60-point examples: Alcohol Poisoning, Ambulance Call.
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Sources
- Kegillion public game page — checked 2026-11-12
- Kegillion how to play — checked 2026-11-12
- LT Times TikTok, 6 Nov 2026 — checked 2026-11-12
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