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Andrew Tirrell, a professor of political science and international relations at the University of San Diego, in California, is a former quiz bowl player for the University of Florida and Brandeis University. He won $67,399 during six appearances on the quiz show Jeopardy!, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament. Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022, and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard. He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.

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−	Andrew Tirrell, professor of political science and international relations from San Diego, California, won $67,399 during six appearances, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament.<ref>url=https://j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=15006</ref>~~url=~~ Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022,<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/jbuzz/contestants/andy-tirrell-discusses-taking-down-super-champion-cris-pannullo</ref> and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard.<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/track/2024/champions-wildcard-s39</ref> He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.	+	Andrew Tirrell, professor of political science and international relations from San Diego, California, won $67,399 during six appearances, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament.<ref>url=https://j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=15006</ref> Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022,<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/jbuzz/contestants/andy-tirrell-discusses-taking-down-super-champion-cris-pannullo</ref> and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard.<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/track/2024/champions-wildcard-s39</ref> He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.

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−	Andrew Tirrell, professor of political science and international relations from San Diego, California, won $67,399 during six appearances, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament. Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022,<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/jbuzz/contestants/andy-tirrell-discusses-taking-down-super-champion-cris-pannullo</ref> and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard.<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/track/2024/champions-wildcard-s39</ref> He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.	+	Andrew Tirrell, professor of political science and international relations from San Diego, California, won $67,399 during six appearances, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament.<ref>url=https://j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=15006</ref>url= Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022,<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/jbuzz/contestants/andy-tirrell-discusses-taking-down-super-champion-cris-pannullo</ref> and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard.<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/track/2024/champions-wildcard-s39</ref> He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.

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−	Andrew Tirrell, professor of political science and international relations from San Diego, California, won $67,399 during six appearances, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament. Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022,<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/jbuzz/contestants/andy-tirrell-discusses-taking-down-super-champion-cris-pannullo</ref> and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard.<ref>~~{{Cite web \|date=2024-01-17 \|title=Season 39 Champions Wildcard {{!}} Jeopardy.com \|~~url=https://www.jeopardy.com/track/2024/champions-wildcard-s39 ~~\|access-date=2024-12-19 \|website=www.jeopardy.com \|language=en}}~~</ref> He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.	+	Andrew Tirrell, professor of political science and international relations from San Diego, California, won $67,399 during six appearances, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament. Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022,<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/jbuzz/contestants/andy-tirrell-discusses-taking-down-super-champion-cris-pannullo</ref> and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard.<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/track/2024/champions-wildcard-s39</ref> He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.

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−	Andrew Tirrell, professor of political science and international relations from San Diego, California, won $67,399 during six appearances, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament. Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022,<ref>~~{{Cite web \|title=Andy Tirrell Discusses Taking Down Super-Champion Cris Pannullo {{!}} J!Buzz {{!}} Jeopardy.com \|~~url=https://www.jeopardy.com/jbuzz/contestants/andy-tirrell-discusses-taking-down-super-champion-cris-pannullo ~~\|access-date=2024-12-19 \|website=www.jeopardy.com \|language=en}}~~</ref> and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard.<ref>{{Cite web \|date=2024-01-17 \|title=Season 39 Champions Wildcard {{!}} Jeopardy.com \|url=https://www.jeopardy.com/track/2024/champions-wildcard-s39 \|access-date=2024-12-19 \|website=www.jeopardy.com \|language=en}}</ref> He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.	+	Andrew Tirrell, professor of political science and international relations from San Diego, California, won $67,399 during six appearances, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament. Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022,<ref>url=https://www.jeopardy.com/jbuzz/contestants/andy-tirrell-discusses-taking-down-super-champion-cris-pannullo</ref> and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard.<ref>{{Cite web \|date=2024-01-17 \|title=Season 39 Champions Wildcard {{!}} Jeopardy.com \|url=https://www.jeopardy.com/track/2024/champions-wildcard-s39 \|access-date=2024-12-19 \|website=www.jeopardy.com \|language=en}}</ref> He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.

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−	Andrew Tirrell, a professor of political science and international relations ~~at the University of~~ San Diego, in California, ~~is a former quiz bowl player for the University of Florida and Brandeis University. He~~ won $67,399 during six appearances ~~on the quiz show Jeopardy!~~, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament. Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022, and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard. He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.	+	Andrew Tirrell, professor of political science and international relations from San Diego, California, won $67,399 during six appearances, including regular season contests in December of 2022, and appearances in the 2024 Champions Wildcard Tournament. Tirrell defeated 21-game champion Cris Pannullo on December 6, 2022,<ref>{{Cite web \|title=Andy Tirrell Discusses Taking Down Super-Champion Cris Pannullo {{!}} J!Buzz {{!}} Jeopardy.com \|url=https://www.jeopardy.com/jbuzz/contestants/andy-tirrell-discusses-taking-down-super-champion-cris-pannullo \|access-date=2024-12-19 \|website=www.jeopardy.com \|language=en}}</ref> and won $50,000 as runner-up to Juveria Zaheer in the Champions Wildcard.<ref>{{Cite web \|date=2024-01-17 \|title=Season 39 Champions Wildcard {{!}} Jeopardy.com \|url=https://www.jeopardy.com/track/2024/champions-wildcard-s39 \|access-date=2024-12-19 \|website=www.jeopardy.com \|language=en}}</ref> He served as the alternate for the 2024 Tournament of Champions. During his first-day Jeopardy! contestant chat, Tirrell discussed the fisheries research he conducted in Arctic Norway, while his second-day contestant chat revealed his plans to use part of his winnings to start backyard beekeeping with his son, Theo.