schools represented in the super bowl

Submitted by drewsharp64 on
michigan has 6 players...granted only three starters...but does any school have more? im too lazy to look

chitownblue (not verified)

January 27th, 2009 at 5:29 PM ^

You're joking with this, right? "I have this research project that I'm too lazy to do - someone else do it for me." You must really be Drew Sharp, aren't you?

4godkingandwol…

January 27th, 2009 at 6:30 PM ^

...if this is really D Sharp. I have done the research... We are second only to Grand Valley State, which has 8 players and 4 starters. Let's see if that ends up in one of his articles tomorrow. I wouldn't put it past Sharp's intellectual torpidity to push this research onto Mgoblog and then use it without verifying it's validity.

drewsharp64

January 27th, 2009 at 6:41 PM ^

i have a law memo due on thursday and i was curious. there are alot of questions asked on this thing. i guess next time i just wont put the lazy part of it in

tdeshetler

January 27th, 2009 at 7:18 PM ^

I haven't broken it down by conference yet, though here you go. 2 minute time waste. Interesting fact. The number of players that didn't play football at a university out way the number of players representing tOSUcks. Castille, Tim Alabama Bryant, Fernando Alabama Madison, Anthony Alabama Townsend, Deshea Alabama Fontenot, Wilrey Arizona Peters, Scott Arizona State Smith, Terrelle Arizona State Smith, Marvel Arizona State Dansby, Karlos Auburn Hood, Roderick Auburn Simmons, Kendall Auburn Sepulveda, Daniel Baylor Ross, Pat Boston College St. Pierre, Brian Boston College Francisco, Aaron Brigham Young Hoke, Chris Brigham Young Keisel, Brett Brigham Young Morey, Sean Brown Arrington, J.J. California Vallejo, Elliot California Davis Frazier, Andre Cincinnati Wells, Reggie Clarion Eason, Nick Clemson Berger, Mitch Colorado Haggans, Clark Colorado State Graham, Ben Deakin (Australia) Patrick, Ben Delaware Bailey, Patrick Duke Rucker, Micah Eastern Illinois Batch, Charlie Eastern Michigan Starks, Max Florida Baker, Dallas Florida Boldin, Anquan Florida State Dockett, Darnell Florida State McFadden, Bryant Florida State Roye, Orpheus Florida State Timmons, Lawrence Florida State Robinson, Bryan Fresno State Spach, Stephen Fresno State Pope, Leonard Georgia Harrison, Arnold Georgia Ward, Hines Georgia Foster, Jayson Georgia Southern Fox, Keyaron Georgia Tech Jones, Onrea Hampton LaBoy, Travis Hawaii Colon, Willie Hofstra Togafau, Pago Idaho State Hodel, Nathan Illinois Rackers, Neil Illinois Davis, Carey Illinois Mendenhall, Rashard Illinois Capizzi, Jason Indiana (PA) Iwebema, Kenny Iowa Humpal, Mike Iowa Hartwig, Justin Kansas Beisel, Monty Kansas State Harrison, James Kent State Adams, Michael La.-Lafayette Taylor, Ike La.-Lafayette Gay, William Louisville Doucet, Early LSU Highsmith, Ali LSU Clark, Ryan LSU Vincent, Justin LSU Leftwich, Byron Marshall Legursky, Doug Marshall Campbell, Calais Miami (Fla.) James, Edgerrin Miami (Fla.) Rolle, Antrel Miami (Fla.) Davenport, Najeh Miami (Fla.) Roethlisberger, Ben Miami (Ohio) Nance, Martin Miami (Ohio) Branch, Alan Michigan Breaston, Steve Michigan Hobson, Victor Michigan Tuman, Jerame Michigan Watson, Gabe Michigan Foote, Larry Michigan Woodley, LaMarr Michigan Carter, Tyrone Minnesota Russell, Gary Minnesota Spaeth, Matt Minnesota Long, Lance Mississippi State Sherrod, Dezmond Mississippi State Keys, Isaac Morehouse Brown, Ralph Nebraska Williams, Clarence No College Castaneda, Eduardo No College Parker, Willie North Carolina Reed, Jeff North Carolina Warren, Greg North Carolina Wilson, Adrian North Carolina State Smith, Aaron Northern Colorado Keith, Brandon Northern Iowa Warner, Kurt Northern Iowa Essex, Trai Northwestern Clement, Kyle Northwood FL Berry, Bertrand Notre Dame Gandy, Mike Notre Dame Holmes, Santonio Ohio State Smith, Antonio Oklahoma State Woods, Donovan Oklahoma State Lucas, Enoka Oregon Dixon, Dennis Oregon Brown, Levi Penn State McHugh, Sean Penn State Paxson, Scott Penn State Fitzgerald, Larry Pittsburgh Hayes, Gerald Pittsburgh Dekker, Jon Princeton Okeafor, Chike Purdue Hightower, Tim Richmond Stapleton, Darnell Rutgers Leinart, Matt Southern California Lutui, Deuce Southern California Polamalu, Troy Southern California Parquet, Jeremy Southern Miss. Allen, Marvin St. Joseph College Ferri, Diamond Syracuse Shor, Alex Syracuse Smith, Anthony Syracuse Retkofsky, Jared TCU Rodgers-Cromartie, Dominique Tennessee State Sendlein, Lyle Texas Hampton, Casey Texas Hills, Tony Texas Hills, Tony Texas Sweed, Limas Texas Washington, Nate Tiffin University Urban, Jerheme Trinity (Tex.) Moore, Mewelde Tulane Ware, Matt UCLA Keyes, Dennis UCLA Davis, Bruce UCLA Kirschke, Travis UCLA Kemoeatu, Chris Utah Brown, Elton Virginia Farrior, James Virginia Miller, Heath Virginia Green, Eric Virginia Tech Lewis, Roy Washington Dykes, Keilen West Virginia Mundy, Ryan West Virginia

Bengalfang

January 27th, 2009 at 9:20 PM ^

In a banquet I went to a few days ago, Lloyd Carr said there are a total of 9 people who have either played or coached at Michigan that will be represented in the Super Bowl. So apparently there are 2 Coaches out there too.