Jeopardy discrimination?

This past two weeks has been the College Tournament on Jeopardy. I have watched Jeopardy for many years on and off and have always dreamed of being on the show being a trivia freak like I am.

But in recent years when I've tuned in for the College Tournaments, I've discovered that the contestants are generally from Ivy League universities and top ranked schools. You might say that they're on because they're more intelligent and I'm sure in pure smarts academically they are in most cases. However, on the shows I have seen featuring college students, the questions generally aren't very difficult at all and should be easy enough for a student with a fundamental knowledge of news, politics, literature, history, and so forth to win a prize of several thousand given that the buzzer works in his favor. So it could be an issue of top-ranked students being more knowledgeable and maybe even lucking out and getting subjects that they know well. But I tend to think that is not the case because you definitely don't need to be a Harvard student to answer some of these questions.

With that being said, here are some universities that these students in this season are attending:

Harvard, Princeton, Rice University, Notre Dame, University of Virginia, Vassar, Tufts, Michigan State University, University of Missouri, Johns Hopkins, OSU, and 4 others.

I am attending a junior college right now that is an open admissions school meaning it is non-competitive and applicants will be accepted, size allowing. However this does not make me less intelligent than the Harvard contestants, it makes me lazier and less caring or impoverished as to not be able to afford 30 grand tuition even with sizable financial aid offerings and scholarships. Perhaps in pure sciences, language, etc., I may be a poor student. More intelligent than the average nobody, but not doctor/attorney/dentist material.
But in trivia I am a master. In fact as a child of no more than 14, had I been on Jeopardy this one day, I would have beat the attorney and doctor who appeared on the show. In malpractice cases, divorce settlements, personal injury they would destroy and I would be laughed at as an attorney. But on Jeopardy, I will give Ken Jennings a run for his money.

Now, I am taking the online test next week and I have to get a passing grade on 50 questions. Maybe I'll do well, or maybe I'll do poorly. If they ask Shakespeare like they do every other show for the last ten years it will be a fair guess to say I won't do well since I hate fiction and especially Shakespeare. However the Olivia Hussey tit slip I enjoyed in the 1960's production of Romeo and Juliet. Sadly though our English teacher fast-forwarded that part.

Do you think this is a discriminatory practice used by Jeopardy staff to promote the Ivy Leagues and reputable big name schools and shut out the community colleges and lesser-known schools like University of Hawaii and St. Louis University?

Could I in fact be a spectacular applicant, do exceptionally well on the test and when they see my school actually laugh and trash my application? Could they really be that materialistic and think that only Ivy League students are good material to be on Jeopardy?