There’s only one college with six alumni playing in the Super Bowl.
And it’s Oklahoma.
For the second year in a row, the Sooners lead all college football programs in Super Bowl participants. It took victories by San Francisco and Kansas City in Sunday’s conference championship games, but the Sooners are sending six players to Las Vegas for Super Bowl 58 in two weeks.
Most players in Super Bowl 58 (active rosters):
6- Oklahoma
5- UGA
4- Florida, Michigan
3- Middle Tennessee, Penn St, Rutgers, TCU
2- Arkansas, Clemson, GT, KSU, LSU, Miami, MS St, Mizzou, ND, Ohio St, Oregon, Purdue, SCAR, Stanford, Tennessee, Washington, WMU1- 43 schools
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The Chiefs beat the Ravens 17-10 in Baltimore in Sunday’s early game, and the 49ers beat the Detroit Lions 34-31 in Santa Clara on Sunday night.
From Kansas City, center Creed Humphrey, tight end Blake Bell, long snapper JamesWinchester and offensive lineman Wanya Morris are Super Bowl bound. For Winchester and Bell have already won two Super Bowls (2020 and 2023) while Humphrey has won one (2023). Morris is a rookie.
In San Francisco, Trent Williams is a 13-year NFL veteran and an 11-time Pro Bowl left tackle, but this will be his first Super Bowl. Brayden Willis is a Niners rookie tight end.
Last year’s Super Bowl featured eight former Sooners, with Humphrey, Winchester, Bell and left tackle Orlando Brown representing the Chiefs and quarterback JalenHurts and right tackle Lane Johnson representing the Philadelphia Eagles, while former Sooners Trey Sermon and Grant Calcaterra were on the roster as well.
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