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Busby Babes
Busby Babes: Matt Busby's young, homegrown Manchester United side, First Division champions 1955/56 and 1956/57 at average age 22, decimated by the 6 February 1958 Munich air disaster that killed eight players including Roger Byrne and Duncan Edwards.
Busch Memorial Stadium
Busch Memorial Stadium (Busch Stadium II), downtown St. Louis multi-purpose stadium, home of the Cardinals and NFL Cardinals 1966–2005; hosted 1966 All-Star Game, six World Series; demolished late 2005.
Busch Stadium
Busch Stadium (Busch Stadium III) is the St. Louis Cardinals' 46,000-seat retro-style downtown MLB ballpark, opened April 10, 2006, privately financed at $411 million, site of the 2009 All-Star Game and the 2006 World Series title in its inaugural season.
Busenaz Surmeneli
Busenaz Sürmeneli (born 1998, Bursa) is a Turkish amateur boxer, Tokyo 2020 Olympic welterweight champion and Türkiye's first Olympic boxing gold medalist, also a three-time world champion (2019, 2022, 2025).
Bushcraft
Bushcraft: wilderness living practice using fire, shelter, water, foraging and edged-tool skills with minimal kit. Also called woodcraft, erätaidot. Key figures Kochanski, Mears, Kephart, Nessmuk; distinct from survivalism and prepping.
Bushwacker (bull)
Bushwacker (2006-2024) was a PBR bucking bull, three-time World Champion Bull (2011, 2013, 2014), 64-2 on the premier series with a record 42 consecutive buckoffs, owned by Julio Moreno.
Buster Douglas
Buster Douglas (James Douglas), American heavyweight boxer from Columbus, Ohio; on February 11, 1990, as a 42-1 underdog, he knocked out undefeated champion Mike Tyson in 10 rounds at the Tokyo Dome, the biggest upset in boxing history.
Buster Posey
Buster Posey (Gerald Dempsey Posey III, born 1987) is a former Giants catcher, three-time World Series champion, 2012 NL MVP, and since September 2024 the Giants' president of baseball operations.
Buster Welch
Buster Welch (1928–2022), Texas cutting horse trainer and rancher, won the first NCHA Futurity in 1962 and four more, trained world champion Marion's Girl, worked for King Ranch, and appeared in Yellowstone season 4.
Busua Beach
Busua Beach is a curved bay of golden sand in Busua, a fishing village in Ghana's Western Region, widely regarded as Ghana's leading surf beach.
Butch Davis
Butch Davis, American football coach; head coach of the NFL Cleveland Browns 2001-2004 (24-35, one 2002 playoff berth) and Miami Hurricanes 1995-2000 (51-20, 2000 Sugar Bowl win), later UNC head coach.
Butch Harmon
Butch Harmon (Claude Harmon, Jr., born 1943, Detroit) is an American golf instructor, former PGA Tour player and B.C. Open winner, Golf Digest's top-ranked teacher, coach to Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson, and Sky Sports analyst.
Butch Johnson
Butch Johnson was the used name of Richard Andrew Johnson, an American recurve archer who competed at five consecutive Olympics from 1992 to 2008, winning team gold in 1996 and bronze in 2000.
Butch Jones
Butch Jones (Lyle Allen Jones, born 1968) is an American college football coach, head coach at Arkansas State since 2021, formerly head coach at Central Michigan, Cincinnati, and Tennessee (fired 2017), with four conference titles.
Butch Reed
Butch Reed (Bruce Franklin Reed, 1954-2021), American pro wrestler, "Hacksaw" in Mid-South, "The Natural" in WWF, and Doom tag champion with Ron Simmons in WCW; never actually played in the NFL.
Butch Reynolds
Butch Reynolds (Harry Lee Reynolds Jr., born 1964, Akron, Ohio), American 400m runner; set 43.29 world record in Zurich 1988, 1988 Olympic 400m silver and relay gold, IAAF suspension case, USATF Hall of Fame 2016.
Butler Bulldogs men's basketball
Butler Bulldogs men's basketball: Butler University's Big East program at Hinkle Fieldhouse, Indianapolis. Back-to-back NCAA runner-up in 2010 (Duke) and 2011 (UConn) under Brad Stevens; joined the Big East in 2013.
Butterfly loop
Butterfly loop, or alpine butterfly knot, lineman's loop: a midline loop knot tied in a rope's bight without using the ends. It loads in any direction, isolates damaged rope, and anchors the middle climber on glacier teams; named in a 1928 Alpine Journal article.
Butterfly stroke
Butterfly stroke, or Butterfly swimming, is a competitive swimming stroke that debuted in the 1956 Melbourne Games. It was recognized as a separate stroke by FINA in 1952.
Butterfree (バタフリー)
Butterfree (バタフリー), the Butterfly Pokémon, National Dex #0012, is a Bug/Flying final evolution of Caterpie and Metapod with base stat total 395, Compound Eyes or Tinted Lens, a Gigantamax form with G-Max Befuddle in Sword/Shield, and Ash's released Butterfree in anime episode 21.
Buttons And Lights
Buttons And Lights: a general game playing planning puzzle (GDL, kif, Ludii DLP.Games.1488) with three buttons and three lights; buttons toggle or swap lights, goal all on within 6 steps, solutions abacba and abcaba.
Buvaysar Saytiyev
Buvaysar Khamidovich Saytiyev (Бувайсар Хамидович Сайтиев), 1975-2025, Russian freestyle wrestler of Chechen origin; three-time Olympic 74 kg champion (1996, 2004, 2008), six-time world champion, only wrestler with three golds in one Olympic class.
Buying selling
Buying selling is the Syrian two-player card game equivalent to Money, played with 54 cards including two Jokers worth 5 numeral cards; Kings buy 20, Queens 15, Jacks 10, and floor purchases take cards from the top of the play pile.
Buzkashi (بزکشی)
Buzkashi (بزکشی, goat pulling), also kok boru, kokpar, kupkari, is a Central Asian horseback sport where riders compete for a goat or calf carcass; Afghanistan's national game, banned under the 1990s Taliban, revived since 2021.
Buzz Sawyer
Buzz Sawyer (Bruce Woyan, 1959-1992), "Mad Dog," American pro wrestler; Georgia heel whose 1983 Last Battle of Atlanta cage match with Tommy Rich inspired Hell in a Cell; died at 32.
Buzz Schneider
Buzz Schneider, full name William Conrad Schneider, is an American former left wing who won 1980 "Miracle on Ice" Olympic gold and played the 1976 Olympics.
Buzz Williams
Buzz Williams (Brent Langdon Williams), American college basketball coach, Maryland head coach since April 2025; formerly Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, Marquette, New Orleans; career record 385-249, 11 NCAA tournaments, two-time SEC Coach of the Year.
Buzzle
Buzzle is a 2-4 player deduction word game by Bill Eberle, Jack Kittredge, and Peter Olotka (Franjos), where letters are built from four runelike elements; originally RUNES (1981), on the 1995 Spiel des Jahres recommended list.
BWF Para-Badminton World Championships
BWF Para-Badminton World Championships: biennial world championship for para badminton, first held 1998 in the Netherlands; six sport classes WH1-WH2, SL3-SL4, SU5, SH6; 2019 Basel, 2024 Pattaya, 2026 Bahrain, 2028 São Paulo.
BWF Super Series
BWF Super Series: the Badminton World Federation's elite 2007-2017 tournament circuit with Superseries Premier and regular tiers, Dubai season finals, replaced in 2018 by the HSBC BWF World Tour.