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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The_lurkeR" data-source="post: 1885169" data-attributes="member: 11092">I don't understand why anyone would think this? He played his usual aggressive style the whole game, and was visually frustrated by that last question, he even peeks over at Nancy as the time ran down.He did not lose because of the final jeopardy question, he's gotten those wrong plenty of times. He lost because he blew his bread & butter, the two Daily Doubles, which were hard questions and not in his strong categories. Also one of the last categories was a sports category, which everyone knows he is clueless in, so he was never able to pull away like he usually does.Kens' strength had been to time the buzzer right, control the board and get the Daily Doubles to put the game away. If you read interviews with numerous contestants that he defeated, they all know 90% of the answers as well. Kens' trick was that he mastered was to nail the timing of the buzzer even if he didn't know the answer right away, because he knew he'd get the 10 seconds or whatever after that to figure it out. You could catch him doing this many times each night.</blockquote>