Colleges & Universities Represented in Super Bowl XLV

The following is a comprehensive listing of the ninety colleges and universities represented by members of the Green Bay Packers and the Pittsburgh Steelers, the two teams playing in the February 6, 2011 Super Bowl XLV.

This list, in alphabetical order, includes active players, practice squad, and those on injured reserve.

Alcorn State University

Arizona State University

Arkansas State University

Auburn University

Baylor University (2 players)

Bethune-Cookman University

Boise State University (2 players)

Boston College (2 players)

Bowie State University

Bowling Green State University (2 players)

Brigham Young University (3 players)

California State University Fresno

Central Michigan University (4 players)

Clemson University (2 players)

East Carolina University (2 players)

Eastern Illinois University

Eastern Michigan University (2 players)

Florida State University (2 players)

Georgia Institute of Technology (2 players)

Grand Valley State University

Hofstra University

Idaho State University

Indiana University

James Madison University

Kansas State University

Kent State University

Louisiana State University (3 players)

Louisiana Tech University

Marshall University (2 players)

Miami University of Ohio (2 players)

Michigan State University

Middle Tennessee State University

Minnesota State University Mankato

Mississippi State University

Nicholls State University

Northwestern University

Ohio State University (4 players)

Oregon State University (2 players)

Penn State University (2 players)

Purdue University (2 players)

San Diego State University

San Jose State University

Shippensburg University

Southern Methodist University

Syracuse University

Tennessee State University

Texas Christian University

Texas Tech University

Troy University

Tulane University

University of Alabama (2 players)

University of Arkansas

University of Buffalo

University of California Berkeley (2 players)

University of California Los Angeles (2 players)

University of Central Florida (3 players)

University of Cincinnati (2 players)

University of Colorado (2 players)

University of Florida

University of Georgia (3 players)

University of Illinois

University of Iowa

University of Kentucky

University of Louisiana at Lafayette

University of Louisiana at Monroe

University of Louisville (2 players)

University of Miami

University of Michigan (3 players)

University of Minnesota

University of Mississippi

University of Missouri

University of Montana

University of Nebraska

University of Nevada Las Vegas

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (2 players)

University of Northern Colorado

University of Notre Dame (2 players)

University of Oregon (2 players)

University of Southern California (2 players)

University of Tennessee (5 players)

University of Texas (5 players)

University of Texas El Paso

University of Utah (2 players)

University of Virginia (2 players)

University of Wisconsin

University of Wyoming

Utah State University

Virginia Polytechnic and State University (2 players)

West Virginia University

Western Michigan University