What college football coach’s daughter will be on ‘Jeopardy!’ on Friday?
Fans on social media have been known to have fun at the expense of “Jeopardy!” contestants for whom sports knowledge might not have been a strong suit.
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Georgia football legend Herschel Walker: ‘Let these guys play!’
Herschel Walker, Georgia’s all-time rushing leader, thinks the college football season should go on despite the risk. College football Twitter has been buzzing following the news and rumors from the Big Ten
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Jags place 5 on Reserve/COVID-19 list, including Gardner Minshew
The Jaguars announced that five players would be added to their Reserve/COVID-19 list, including starting quarterback Gardner Minshew II. The other four players were running back Ryquell Armstead, tight end Charles Jones, receiver Michael Walker, and safety Andrew Wingard. As mentioned last week, being placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list could mean a player contracted COVID-19 or was simply in contact with a person or people who had the coronavirus. Of course, either scenario requires quarantining and the clearance of doctors, which is exactly why the list was made. Minshew is entering his second year. He took the nation and Jacksonville by storm after replacing Nick Foles in Week 1 of the regular season and ending the season as the starter
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Browns place Jarvis Landry on the active/PUP list
Jarvis Landry will begin the Browns training camp on the active/physically unable to perform list. Cleveland placed Landry on the PUP list on Sunday after the veteran wideout took his physical. Landry is still recovering from offseason surgery on his hip and pelvis. He is on track in his rehabilitation and has had no setbacks, per ESPN’s Jake Trotter. Placing Landry on the PUP list means the team gains a roster spot for another player to practice while Landry continues his rehabilitation. “Juice” will be able to come off the list at any time prior to the start of the season
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That isn’t likely to be the case for one of Friday’s contestants should a football-related category happen to come up in her game.
Katherine Ryan, a non-profit executive and the daughter of North Carolina football coach Mack Brown, will try her hand at the game of answers and questions. She’s sure to have a lot of support from Tar Heels’ followers.
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Even if there isn’t a full sports category, there is usually a question or two related to athletic endeavors within the game material. Sometimes the clues go for something as simple as terminology but they also can include the intersection of sports with popular culture.
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“Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek has died. He was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2019.
Everybody make sure to watch @Jeopardy on Friday when our brilliant daughter @katherineryan will be on the show. How cool is that? So excited for her. pic.twitter.com/5EoFm2DSw8
— Mack Brown (@CoachMackBrown) December