NBC's Jeopardy! success relies not just on knowledge, but on recalling how and where you learned it, as revealed by champion ...

The St. Norbert College philosophy professor became a nine-time champ in 2023 and returned last year to take runner-up in the ...

Days before he helped his team to a national championship, Chip Kelly ... The best roster in college football cost a reported $20 million to assemble. The coaching staff, which was the most ...

All business should continue in the usual course.” Events are moving much faster than a round of Final Jeopardy! In the time since Sony said this morning that it is now in full control of Wheel ...

A missing letter in a Final Jeopardy! answer spelled doom for one “Jeopardy!” contestant. Mehal Shah, a contestant on the Jan. 30 episode of the show’s Tournament of Champions, was not given ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes are national champions. A season that appeared lost after a shocking 13-10 loss to Michigan on Nov. 30 ended in jubilation on Monday when the Buckeyes defeated Notre Dame ...

Drew Goins continues to entertain us on Jeopardy! After the contestant got so excited to nail a Taylor Swift clue after missing one after his first time he was on, this time he whiffed on a ...

Drew Goins, a Hawaii journalist competing in the “Jeopardy!” 2025 Champions Wildcard tournament, missed a question about Céline Dion after giving the artist a shout-out earlier in the show.

Nearly 58M people tuned in to CBS to watch the Kansas City Chiefs best the Buffalo Bills, setting a record as the most-watched AFC Championship matchup on record. That’s up 2M from last year’s ...

Hummel attended St. Olaf College for undergrad and the University ... A few years ago, Hummel decided to try the online "Jeopardy!" test, the "entry point" for people who want to compete on ...

One “Jeopardy!” contestant had a bit of a blunder when it came to a Céline Dion hit. Drew Goins, a Hawaii-based journalist who was competing in the “Jeopardy!” 2025 Champions Wildcard ...

The College Football Playoff committee announced that the 2027 College Football National Championship Game will be played in Las Vegas, Nevada, the former home of the Pac-12 Championship game of old.