Alabama sets the NFL record for most Pro Bowl selections in a single season

Crimson Tide breaks this Pro Bowl record during 2022 season!

Nick Saban and Alabama’s dominance transcends the collegiate ranks. Former Alabama Crimson Tide players in the NFL have broken the record for the most Pro Bowl selections in a single season with 12 in 2022.

The Crimson Tide stood out this year with the record number of players in the Pro Bowl as well as four players appearing in the Super Bowl for the Philadelphia Eagles. Saban means what he says when he talks about prepping his players for success at the next level.

Players from both sides of the ball have stood out in the NFL this season. Running backs, cornerbacks, and both offensive and defensive linemen made the annual NFL showcase.

The Pro Bowl will take place this Sunday at 2:00 p.m. CST on ESPN from Las Vegas, Nevada.

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16 famous people you didn’t know attended Notre Dame

Tag a Notre Dame grad and ask them why they’re not included

The University of Notre Dame is known worldwide not just because of having a famed football program but because its academics are viewed amongst the best in the world.  As a result, there have unsurprisingly been countless former students that have gone on to impressive careers in various fields.

It’s not simply just lawyers, business people and athletes that Notre Dame has produced, however.  Actor, astronaut, and United States Secretary of State are just a few of the titles some of Notre Dame’s most famous graduates have held.

Below are 16 people that you may or may not have been aware of that attended the University of Notre Dame.

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The University of Alabama’s most notable alumni

Did you know these celebrities graduated from the University of Alabama?

The University of Alabama’s slogan ‘Where Legends Are Made’ most certainly includes athletes. Some of the biggest names in professional sports, most notably football, once attended The Capstone.

While those affiliated with the Crimson Tide love their sports, there are plenty of celebrities and notable people who graduated from Alabama and went on to make history or become household names over the years. in fields outside of athletics.

Having been an institution of higher learning since 1831, many famous individuals have received degrees from Alabama.

From sportscasters, to politicians, to authors and musicians, Alabama has produced their fair share of legends.

In no particular order, here is a look at some of the most influential and recognizable celebrity alumni of the University of Alabama:

Georgia Alumni: UGA’s most famous graduates, attendees and fans

Who are some of the most recognizable UGA alumni, attendees and fans?

Established in 1785, the University of Georgia is the first state-chartered public university in the United States.

With a living alumni base of more than 340,000 former students, UGA has a distinguished alumni community of scientists, entrepreneurs, Academy Award winners, U.S. senators, Pulitzer Prize recipients and governors.

There’s the famous alumni and attendees you’ll recognize from the football field, tennis and basketball courts and the golf course. And there’s celebrities who did not attend UGA, but you may be surprised to see them donning Bulldog apparel on a fall Saturday.

Here’s a look at some of UGA’s most famous alumni, attendees and fans.

Aggies legends to suit up for flag football game

Aggies legends to suit up for flag football game

With spring practices coming to a close, the Aggies football program is preparing for the annual Maroon and White game, on Saturday.  When the current roster completes the first half of their work, the alumni will take the field for the annual Letterman’s Association Aggie Legends Flag Football Game.

Nearly 40 Alumni of the Aggie football program will don the flag belts for old times sake. Two teams, named for important Aggies, Legendary running back John David Crow, and long time athletics department staffer Billy Pickard. Former wide receiver Mike Evans (Crow), and former 12th Man Cullen Gillaspia (Pickard) will serve as the team’s head coaches, while 2012 heisman trophy winner Johnny Manziel will serve as the all-time quarterback.

The honorary coach for the game will be Tank Marshall.

You can find the full rosters on GigEm247, but some highlights taking part in the festivities are:

Notable University of Tennessee alumni

Notable alumni throughout history of the University of Tennessee.

The University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Tennessee was founded in 1794.

Throughout its history, notable individuals have earned degrees at the University of Tennessee.

UT Values

  • Traditions: We believe in Tennessee. We cherish the university’s rich and vibrant history and enhance its reputation.
  • Collaboration: We build relationships and strong partnerships to advance the university.
  • Integrity: We maintain the highest level of accountability through honest and transparent interactions.
  • Inclusion: We value diversity and welcome alternative perspectives in all we do.
  • Innovation: We continuously improve, create, and boldly strive for excellence in our work.

Vols Wire looks at notable alumni and attendees throughout the history of the University of Tennessee. Information pertaining to alumni and attendees are from Volopedia, University of Tennessee Digital Encyclopedia, and UTK Alumni.

15 famous people you didn’t know attended the University of Florida

You might be surprised by how many famous and accomplished people are Florida Gators.

The University of Florida has a rich history of producing top talent in a variety of industries, from science to theater, as well as in business and government. The state’s flagship school has been a bastion of higher education in the south for well over a century, graduating the best and brightest that the Sunshine State has to offer.

Of course, there are names like [autotag]Tim Tebow[/autotag], [autotag]Steve Spurrier[/autotag] and other athletes who are the most renowned among the greatest Gators, but there have plenty who have achieved greatness off the field as well. Not to mention a few who did compete on the gridiron for the Orange and Blue who later found further success in media and entertainment.

We composed an alphabetical list of the 15 most famous attendees and graduates of the University of Florida that you probably did not realize graced the hallowed halls in Gainesville. Take a look below at who we selected for this elite group of Gators.

Texas ex Colt McCoy leads the Cardinals to a 23-13 win over the Seahawks

Colt McCoy shines yet again.

Texas legend and Arizona Cardinals quarterback Colt McCoy is now 2-1 on the season in place of injured starter Kyler Murray. McCoy led the Cardinals to a 23-13 victory over division rival Seattle in Week 11.

McCoy’s play in place of Murray has kept the Cardinals atop the highly competitive NFC West race.

Arizona head coach Kliff Kingsbury felt bringing in one of the better backups in the league would pay dividends and he was correct.

The Cardinals opened the game with a 16-play, 72 yard touchdown drive in their first possession. McCoy capped the drive off with a slick shovel pass to tight end Zach Ertz.

Late in the fourth quarter, McCoy picked up a key third down with his legs. That play kept Seattle from getting the ball back and helped the Cardinals ice the game.

The victory marked the second year in a row that McCoy won a game in Seattle. McCoy started in the Giants’ 17-12 win over the Seahawks last season.

McCoy finished 35-44 for 328 yards and two touchdowns.

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Former WR, RB among new Texas Athletics Hall of Honor inductees

The next Texas Hall Of Honor class will feature 13 former student-athletes and one former coach.

The University of Texas announced their latest Hall of Honor inductees on Wednesday morning. Continue reading “Former WR, RB among new Texas Athletics Hall of Honor inductees”