Lincoln native and Jeopardy! winner Tristan Williams, center, is honored on the field in the third quarter on Saturday, Sep. 19, 2026, at Memorial Stadium.
Tristan Williams, a "Jeopardy!" superchampion from originally Lincoln, stands outside the Devaney Sports Center on Friday. Williams got a chance to attend a Husker volleyball match and was set to be honored at Memorial Stadium during Nebraska's football game against North Dakota.
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"Jeopardy!" host Ken Jennings, left, stands with Lincoln native Tristan Williams on the set of the show. Williams, a Lincoln native who now lives in New York, won 10 games on the show.
Tristan Williams, a "Jeopardy!" superchampion from originally Lincoln, stands outside the Devaney Sports Center on Friday. Williams got a chance to attend a Husker volleyball match and was set to be honored at Memorial Stadium during Nebraska's football game against North Dakota.
"Jeopardy!" host Ken Jennings, left, stands with Lincoln native Tristan Williams on the set of the show. Williams, a Lincoln native who now lives in New York, won 10 games on the show.
Lincoln native and Jeopardy! winner Tristan Williams, center, is honored on the field in the third quarter on Saturday, Sep. 19, 2026, at Memorial Stadium.
