Meet three 'Jeopardy' contestants you probably won't see at the Super Bowl

Meet Ryan, Sara and Justin. The three were Thursday's contestants on "Jeopardy" and let's just say they probably aren't among those anxiously counting down to Super Bowl LII.

February 2, 2018 at 2:22AM
(Brian Stensaas/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

When sports fans see a sports category on a game show, it's their time to shine.

But for those who might be better at, say, more general trivia it's not such a walk in the park.

Meet Ryan, Sara and Justin. The three were Thursday's contestants on Jeopardy! and let's just say they probably aren't among those anxiously counting down the seconds to Sunday's big game at U.S. Bank Stadium.

What is: Please enjoy their failures (and stick around for the Vikings reference in the $1,000 clue)

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about the writer

Brian Stensaas

Multiplatform Editing Team Leader

Brian Stensaas has been with the Minnesota Star Tribune since 2004. He is a Multiplatform Editing Team Leader, with reporting experience covering high school sports, the NHL, NBA and professional golf.

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