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The University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, 2010
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The following is a list of prominent alumni of the University of Miami, which is located in Coral Gables, Florida, in the United States.

Academics

Eric J. Barron
Alumni Notability Reference
Eric J. Barron president, Pennsylvania State University [1]
Robert A. Bryan interim president of the University of Florida, University of Central Florida, and University of South Florida and English literature scholar [2]

Arts and entertainment

Film and theatre

Dwayne Johnson
Ray Liotta
Sylvester Stallone
Alumni Notability Reference
Steven Bauer Golden Globe-nominated actor who played "Manny Ribera" in Scarface and ¿Qué Pasa, USA? [3]
Bob Clark director of A Christmas Story and Porky's [citation needed]
Lewis Cleale Drama Desk-nominated actor and singer in Sunset Boulevard and Spamalot [4]
Jeff Coopwood Emmy-nominated actor who played the "Voice of the Borg" in Star Trek: First Contact and appeared on Seinfeld, Beverly Hills, 90210 and Timbuktu! [5]
Fahadh Faasil actor in Malayalam cinema [6]
Charles Grodin actor and former television talk show host (attended but did not graduate) [7]
Joshua Henry Tony-nominated actor for Scottsboro Boys, also seen in In The Heights and American Idiot [8]
Jay W. Jensen actor, philanthropist and high school drama teacher to Andy García and Mickey Rourke [9]
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson actor and professional wrestler [10]
Max Landis writer of Chronicle (attended but did not graduate) [11]
Ray Liotta Emmy-nominated actor who played "Henry Hill" in Goodfellas and Shoeless Joe Jackson in Field of Dreams [12]
Frank Perry director of Mommie Dearest [13]
Jo Ann Pflug actress who played Lt. Maria "Dish" Schneider in MASH, Samantha "Big Jack" Jack in The Fall Guy and Lt. Katherine O'Hara in Operation Petticoat [14]
Brandon Richardson actor and television personality [15]
Ernie Sabella Emmy-nominated actor in Chicago, Hill Street Blues, Curtains and The Lion King [16]
Sylvester Stallone actor who played "Rocky Balboa" in Rocky (awarded a BFA in 1999 based on his film experience after attending but not graduating) [17]
Steve-O comedic actor and star of Jackass (attended but did not graduate) [18]

Art and literature

Alumni Notability Reference
Spencer Antle fashion designer [19]
Algis Budrys science fiction writer [20]
Xavier Cortada artist [21]
Patrick Farrell photojournalist and winner of the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Photography [22]
Alex Flinn author and writer [23]
Donald Justice poet and winner of the 1980 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry [24]
Fiona Kelleghan science fiction critic [25]
Mark Medoff author, playwright and Tony Award winner [26]
Sunny Mehta professional poker player and author [27]
Arnold Newman photographer (attended but did not graduate) [28]
Joel Resnicoff artist and fashion illustrator (attended but did not graduate) [29]
Adam Sandow magazine publisher [30]

Music

Gloria Estefan
Ben Folds
Jerry Herman
Bruce Hornsby
Enrique Iglesias
Alumni Notability Reference
Michelle Amato vocalist [31]
Jeffri W. Bantz classical conductor, pianist and organist [32]
Elizabeth Caballero operatic soprano [33]
Sylvia Constantinidis classical pianist, composer, conductor, music educator [34]
Ann Curless singer and songwriter for Exposé [35]
John Easterlin opera singer [citation needed]
Mark Egan jazz bassist and member of the Pat Metheny Group [36]
Gloria Estefan singer, songwriter and 5-time Grammy Award winner [37]
Ben Folds pianist and former member of Ben Folds Five (attended but did not graduate) [38]
Kenneth Fuchs composer; 2000 Distinguished Alumnus [39]
Natalie Gelman singer, songwriter [40]
Carlo Grante concert pianist and scholar [41]
Euge Groove smooth jazz musician [citation needed]
Jerry Herman composer and lyricist of Hello Dolly! and La Cage aux Folles; two-time Tony Award winner [42]
Bruce Hornsby jazz musician and Grammy Award winner; 1989 Distinguished Alumnus [43]
Enrique Iglesias singer, songwriter and Grammy Award winner [citation needed]
Jonathan Kreisberg jazz guitarist and composer [44]
Larry Lake composer, trumpeter, radio broadcaster, and record producer [45]
Amy Lee saxophonist and former member for Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer Band [46]
Will Lee bassist and band member on Late Show with David Letterman [47]
Carmen Lundy jazz musician; 2003 Distinguished Alumnus [48]
Marvis Martin Metropolitan Opera operatic soprano [49]
Joel McNeely composer; 2005 Distinguished Alumnus [50]
Pat Metheny jazz guitarist and founder of the Pat Metheny Group (attended but did not graduate) [51]
Steve Morse rock guitarist for Dixie Dregs, Deep Purple and Kansas [52]
Erin O'Donnell contemporary Christian musician [53]
Jaco Pastorius jazz bassist and two-time Grammy Award nominee (attended but did not graduate) [citation needed]
Robert Phillips classical guitarist [citation needed]
Lucas Prata house music singer, songwriter [citation needed]
André Raphel classical conductor [54]
Cécile McLorin Salvant jazz vocalist [55]
Maria Schneider jazz musician and composer [56]
Elizabeth Schubert classical clarinetist, symphony orchestra musician and educator [57]
Patti Scialfa singer and guitarist for the E Street Band and wife of Bruce Springsteen (attended but did not graduate) [58]
Jon Secada singer, songwriter and two-time Grammy Award winner; 1999 Distinguished Alumnus [59]
Grace Slick singer and songwriter for The Great Society, Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship and Starship [60]
Ed Toth drummer for the Doobie Brothers [61]
James Touchi-Peters classical conductor, composer and jazz singer [citation needed]
Lari White country music singer and songwriter [62]

Television

Dawnn Lewis
David Nutter
Gene Roddenberry
Cristina Saralegui
Alumni Notability Reference
Jill Arrington former college football sideline reporter for ESPN [citation needed]
Majel Barrett actress who played "Nurse Christine Chapel", "Number One", the computer's voice on Star Trek, and "Lwaxana Troi" on Star Trek: The Next Generation [63]
Jamie Colby anchor and correspondent for Fox News Live [64]
Michael Dunn actor who played "Dr. Miguelito Loveless" on The Wild Wild West [65]
Gail Edwards actress who had recurring roles on It's a Living, Full House, and Blossom [66]
Alex Ferrer syndicated television judge [67]
Roy Firestone sports journalist for HDNet and 7-time Emmy Award winner [68]
Jeff Garlin comedic actor who plays "Jeff Greene" on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm (attended but did not graduate) [69]
Galen Gering actor who plays "Luis Lopez-Fitzgerald" on NBC's Passions [70]
Pedro Gomez ESPN baseball reporter [71]
Herb Greenberg former business journalist and commentator for CNBC [72]
Jason Haikara marketing executive at Fox Broadcasting Company [73]
David Isaacs former producer for Paramount Pictures and writer of Cheers and Frasier [74]
Jason Kennedy anchor and correspondent for E! News [75]
Suzy Kolber professional football sideline reporter for ABC Sports and ESPN [76]
Nancy Kulp actress who played "Miss Jane Hathaway" on The Beverly Hillbillies [77]
Dan Le Batard sports journalist for The Miami Herald and ESPN [78]
Dawnn Lewis actress who played "Jaleesa Vinson-Taylor" on A Different World [79]
Lilia Luciano Spanish-language television host, TeleFutura [80]
Joseph Mascolo actor who plays "Stefano DiMera" on NBC's Days of Our Lives [81]
Marilyn Milian judge on The People's Court [82]
Finesse Mitchell comedian and former repertory performer on Saturday Night Live [83]
Ana Navarro CNN political contributor and campaign consultant [84]
Jackie Nespral news anchor for NBC affiliate WTVJ in Miami [85]
David Nutter director and producer of Band of Brothers; Emmy Award winner [86]
Jorge Ramos news anchor for Noticiero Univision and 8-time Emmy Award winner [87]
Ralph Renick former news anchor for NBC affiliate WTVJ in Miami [88]
Gene Roddenberry producer, writer and creator of Star Trek (attended but did not graduate) [89]
Eliott Rodriguez news anchor for CBS affiliate WFOR in Miami and two-time Emmy Award winner [90]
Ellie Rodriguez reporter and correspondent for WSVN's Deco Drive [91]
Saundra Santiago actress who played "Det. Gina Navarro Calabrese" on Miami Vice [92]
Tessie Santiago actress who played "Tessa Alvarado" on Queen of Swords [93]
Cristina Saralegui Spanish-language television personality [94]
Patti Stanger reality television personality [95]
David Young syndicated television judge [96]

Athletics

Golf

Former and current players

Alumni Notability Reference
Woody Austin professional golfer and member of the PGA Tour Champions [97]
Al Besselink former professional golfer, had 5 PGA Tour wins and 12 other professional wins [98]
Nathaniel Crosby former professional golfer, won 1981 U.S. Amateur Championship and 1982 Porter Cup, and was on the winning 1982 Eisenhower Trophy and 1983 Walker Cup teams [99]
Scott Gump professional golfer and member of the PGA Tour, won the 2004 Albertsons Boise Open [100]
Tracy Kerdyk former professional golfer, won the 1995 JAL Big Apple Classic on the LPGA Tour [101]
Frank Stranahan former professional golfer, had 6 PGA Tour wins and several other amateur and professional wins [102]

Major League Baseball

Current players

Ryan Braun
Alumni Notability Reference
Yonder Alonso first baseman for the Cleveland Indians [103]
Ryan Braun right fielder for the Milwaukee Brewers (attended but did not graduate) [104]
Yasmani Grandal catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers [105]
Chris Herrmann catcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks [106]
Jon Jay center fielder for the Kansas City Royals [107]
Peter O'Brien left fielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers
Joey Terdoslavich free agent first baseman and left fielder
Danny Valencia third baseman for the Baltimore Orioles [108]

Former players

Pat Burrell
Danny Graves
Aubrey Huff
Orlando Palmeiro
Alex Rodriguez
Alumni Notability Reference
Mike Armstrong former pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, Kansas City Royals, New York Yankees and San Diego Padres [109]
Dave Berg former infielder for the Florida Marlins and Toronto Blue Jays [110]
Pat Burrell former left fielder for the Philadelphia Phillies, San Francisco Giants and Tampa Bay Rays [111]
Jorge Fábregas former catcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Atlanta Braves, California Angels, Chicago White Sox, Florida Marlins, Kansas City Royals, Milwaukee Brewers and New York Mets [112]
Alex Fernandez former pitcher for the Chicago White Sox and Florida Marlins (attended but did not graduate) [113]
Gus Gandarillas former pitcher for the Minnesota Twins [114]
Orlando González former first baseman for the Cleveland Indians, Oakland Athletics and Philadelphia Phillies [115]
Joe Grahe former pitcher for the California Angels, Colorado Rockies and Philadelphia Phillies [116]
Danny Graves former pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, Cincinnati Reds and New York Mets [117]
Neal Heaton former pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, Kansas City Royals, Milwaukee Brewers, Minnesota Twins, Montreal Expos, New York Yankees and Pittsburgh Pirates [118]
Aubrey Huff former first baseman for the Baltimore Orioles, Detroit Tigers, Houston Astros, San Francisco Giants and Tampa Bay Devil Rays [119]
Ryan Jackson former shortstop for the Los Angeles Angels and Washington Nationals [120]
Charlton Jimerson former center fielder for the Houston Astros and Seattle Mariners [121]
Charles Johnson former catcher for the Baltimore Orioles, Colorado Rockies, Chicago White Sox, Florida Marlins, Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Devil Rays (attended but did not graduate) [122]
Wayne Krenchicki former third baseman for the Baltimore Orioles, Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers and Montreal Expos [123]
Jason Michaels left fielder for the Cleveland Indians, Houston Astros, Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates [124]
Oscar Munoz former pitcher for the Minnesota Twins [125]
Mike Pagliarulo former infielder for the Baltimore Orioles, Minnesota Twins, New York Yankees San Diego Padres and Texas Rangers [126]
Orlando Palmeiro former outfielder for the Anaheim Angels, Houston Astros and St. Louis Cardinals (attended but did not graduate) [127]
Chris Perez former relief pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, Los Angeles Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals, [128]
Alex Rodriguez former third baseman (attended but did not graduate) for the New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners and Texas Rangers [129]
Gaby Sánchez former first baseman for the Miami Marlins and Pittsburgh Pirates [130]
F. P. Santangelo former outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Montreal Expos, Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants [131]
Nelson Santovenia former catcher for the Chicago White Sox, Kansas City Royals and Montreal Expos [132]
Wade Taylor former pitcher for the New York Yankees [133]
Blake Tekotte former right fielder for the Chicago White Sox and San Diego Padres [134]
Greg Vaughn former outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds, Colorado Rockies, Milwaukee Brewers, San Diego Padres and Tampa Bay Devil Rays (attended but did not graduate) [135]
Jemile Weeks former second baseman for the Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, Oakland Athletics and San Diego Padres [136]

Mixed martial arts

Kimbo Slice
Alumni Notability Reference
Ken Pavia former sports agent, founder of MMAagents Sports Agency, and the former CEO of India's first MMA Promotion Super Fight League [137]
Kimbo Slice MMA fighter who gained stardom through street fights posted on the internet (attended but did not graduate) [138]

National Basketball Association

James Jones
John Salmons
Alumni Notability Reference
Rick Barry former power forward for the Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets and member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame [139]
Dwayne Collins former power forward for the Phoenix Suns [140]
Tito Horford former center for the Milwaukee Bucks and Washington Bullets [141]
Tim James former forward for the Charlotte Hornets, Miami Heat and Philadelphia 76ers [142]
DeQuan Jones former small forward for the Orlando Magic
James Jones former small forward/shooting guard for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Indiana Pacers, Miami Heat, Phoenix Suns and Portland Trailblazers [143]
Shane Larkin point guard for the Boston Celtics, Brooklyn Nets, Dallas Mavericks and New York Knicks (attended but did not graduate) [144]
Davon Reed shooting guard for the Phoenix Suns
John Salmons former small forward for the Chicago Bulls, Milwaukee Bucks, New Orleans Pelicans, Philadelphia 76ers, Sacramento Kings and Toronto Raptors [145]

Women's National Basketball Association

Alumni Notability Reference
Octavia Blue former forward for the Los Angeles Sparks and Houston Comets [146]
Tamara James former small forward for the Washington Mystics [147]
Shenise Johnson guard for the Indiana Fever, gold medalist on the 2009 USA Women's U19 team [148]
Riquna Williams guard for the Los Angeles Sparks, 2013 WNBA Sixth Woman of the Year Award [149]

National Football League

Current players

Frank Gore
Jimmy Graham
Devin Hester
Santana Moss
Greg Olsen
Alumni Notability Reference
Thurston Armbrister linebacker for the New York Giants
Ray-Ray Armstrong linebacker for the New York Giants [150]
Allen Bailey defensive end for the Kansas City Chiefs [151]
Travis Benjamin wide receiver and return specialist for the Los Angeles Chargers [152]
Matt Bosher punter for the Atlanta Falcons [153]
Artie Burns cornerback for the Pittsburgh Steelers [154]
Deon Bush safety for the Chicago Bears
LaRon Byrd wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers [155]
Calais Campbell defensive end for the Jacksonville Jaguars [156]
Jamal Carter safety for the Denver Broncos
Anthony Chickillo defensive end for the Pittsburgh Steelers [157]
Asante Cleveland tight end for the Los Angeles Chargers
Adrian Colbert cornerback for the San Francisco 49ers
Stacy Coley wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings
Phillip Dorsett wide receiver for the New England Patriots [157]
Corn Elder cornerback for the Carolina Panthers
Jon Feliciano offensive guard for the Oakland Raiders [157]
Ereck Flowers offensive tackle for the New York Giants [157]
Orlando Franklin offensive tackle for the Washington Redskins [158]
Jermaine Grace linebacker for the Indianapolis Colts
Jimmy Graham tight end for the Green Bay Packers [159]
Ladarius Gunter cornerback for the Carolina Panthers
Brandon Harris free agent defensive back [160]
Jake Heaps quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks
Seantrel Henderson offensive tackle for the Houston Texans [161]
Tracy Howard cornerback for the Miami Dolphins
Allen Hurns wide receiver for the Jacksonville Jaguars
Danny Isidora offensive guard for the Minnesota Vikings
Mike James running back for the Detroit Lions [162]
Rayshawn Jenkins safety for the Los Angeles Chargers
Duke Johnson running back for the Cleveland Browns [157]
Brad Kaaya quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts
Ufomba Kamalu defensive end for the Houston Texans
Malcolm Lewis wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins
Brandon Linder offensive guard for the Jacksonville Jaguars [163]
Brandon McGee free agent cornerback [164]
Brandon Meriweather free agent safety [165]
Lamar Miller running back for the Houston Texans [166]
Stephen Morris quarterback for the Washington Redskins
Al-Quadin Muhammad defensive end for the New Orleans Saints
David Njoku tight end for the Cleveland Browns
Pat O'Donnell punter for the Chicago Bears [167]
Greg Olsen tight end for the Carolina Panthers [168]
Denzel Perryman linebacker for the Los Angeles Chargers [157]
Olsen Pierre defensive tackle for the Arizona Cardinals
Kacy Rodgers II defensive back for the New York Jets
Rashawn Scott wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins
Sam Shields cornerback for the Los Angeles Rams [169]
Sean Spence linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers [170]
Tommy Streeter free agent wide receiver [171]
Erik Swoope tight end for the Indianapolis Colts
Olivier Vernon defensive end for the New York Giants [172]
Justin Vogel punter for the Green Bay Packers
Clive Walford tight end for the Oakland Raiders [157]
Brandon Washington free agent offensive guard [173]
Olsen Pierre defensive tackle for the Arizona Cardinals
Marquez Williams fullback for the Cleveland Browns
Eric Winston free agent offensive tackle [174]

Former players

Ottis Anderson
Michael Irvin
Jim Kelly
Bernie Kosar
Ray Lewis
Clinton Portis
Ed Reed
Warren Sapp
Sean Taylor
Vinny Testaverde
Alumni Notability Reference
Ottis "O.J." Anderson former running back for the New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals and MVP of Super Bowl XXV [175]
Jessie Armstead former linebacker for the Carolina Panthers, New York Giants and Washington Redskins [176]
Pete Banaszak former running back for the Oakland Raiders [177]
Micheal Barrow former linebacker for the Carolina Panthers, Dallas Cowboys, Houston Oilers, New York Giants and Washington Redskins [178]
Jon Beason former linebacker for the New York Giants [179]
Brock Berlin former quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions, Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Rams [180]
Bennie Blades former cornerback for the Detroit Lions and Seattle Seahawks and member of the College Football Hall of Fame [181]
Brian Blades former wide receiver for the Seattle Seahawks [182]
Mel Bratton former running back for the Denver Broncos [183]
Jerome Brown former defensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles [184]
Rashad Butler former offensive tackle, Carolina Panthers, Cleveland Browns, Houston Texans and Pittsburgh Steelers [185]
Vernon Carey former offensive tackle for the Miami Dolphins [186]
Tony Cline former defensive end for the Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers [187]
Dan Conners former middle linebacker for the Oakland Raiders [188]
Horace Copeland former wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, Oakland Raiders and Tampa Bay Buccaneers [189]
Shane Curry former defensive lineman for the Indianapolis Colts [190]
Najeh Davenport former running back for the Green Bay Packers, Indianapolis Colts and Pittsburgh Steelers [191]
Ken Dorsey former quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers and Cleveland Browns [192]
Gary Dunn former defensive tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers [193]
Eddie Edwards former defensive end for the Cincinnati Bengals [194]
Kevin Everett former tight end for the Buffalo Bills [195]
Kevin Fagan former defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers [196]
Jeff Feagles former punter for the Arizona Cardinals, New England Patriots, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks [197]
Chase Ford former tight end for the Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland Browns, Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles
Chuck Foreman former running back for the Minnesota Vikings and New England Patriots [198]
Marcus Forston former defensive tackle for the New England Patriots and St. Louis Rams [199]
Jason Fox former offensive tackle for the Detroit Lions and Miami Dolphins [200]
Bubba Franks former tight end for the Green Bay Packers and New York Jets [201]
Frank Gore former running back for the Indianapolis Colts and the San Francisco 49ers [202]
Richard Gordon former tight end for the Baltimore Ravens, Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers and Tennessee Titans [203]
Mike Haggerty former offensive tackle for the Detroit Lions, New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers [204]
Leonard Hankerson former wide receiver for the Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots and Washington Redskins [205]
Ted Hendricks former linebacker for the Baltimore Colts, Green Bay Packers and Oakland Raiders and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame [206]
Devin Hester former wide receiver and return specialist for the Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears and Seattle Seahawks [207]
Alonzo Highsmith former running back for the Dallas Cowboys, Houston Oilers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers [208]
Michael Irvin former wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame [209]
Edgerrin James former running back for the Arizona Cardinals, Indianapolis Colts and Seattle Seahawks [210]
Andre Johnson former wide receiver for the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans [211]
Jim Kelly former quarterback for the Buffalo Bills and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame [212]
Cortez Kennedy former defensive tackle for the Seattle Seahawks and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame [213]
Bernie Kosar former quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins [214]
Ray Lewis former linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens and MVP of Super Bowl XXXV [215]
Russell Maryland former defensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers and Oakland Raiders [216]
Colin McCarthy former linebacker for the Tennessee Titans [217]
Jerome McDougle former defensive end for the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles [218]
Willis McGahee former running back for the Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens and Denver Broncos [219]
Bryant McKinnie former offensive tackle for the Baltimore Ravens, Miami Dolphins and Minnesota Vikings [220]
George Mira former quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers [221]
Dan Morgan former linebacker for the Carolina Panthers [222]
Santana Moss former wide receiver for the New York Jets and Washington Redskins [223]
Chris Myers former offensive guard and center for the Denver Broncos and Houston Texans [224]
Ed Newman former offensive guard for the Miami Dolphins [225]
Adewale Ojomo forker defensive end for the Buffalo Bills, Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee Titans [226]
Buck Ortega former tight end for the Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, New Orleans Saints and Washington Redskins [227]
Jim Otto former center for the Oakland Raiders and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame [228]
Burgess Owens former safety for the New York Jets and Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders [229]
Brett Perriman former wide receiver for the Detroit Lions, Kansas City Chiefs, Miami Dolphins and New Orleans Saints [230]
Clinton Portis former running back for the Denver Broncos and Washington Redskins [231]
Ed Reed former free safety for the Baltimore Ravens, Houston Texans and New York Jets [232]
Antrel Rolle former free safety for the Arizona Cardinals, Chicago Bears and New York Giants [233]
Warren Sapp former defensive tackle for the Oakland Raiders and Tampa Bay Buccaneers and member of Pro Football Hall of Fame (attended but did not graduate) [234]
Leon Searcy former offensive tackle for the Baltimore Ravens, Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers [235]
Darryl Sharpton former linebacker for the Arizona Cardinals, Chicago Bears, Houston Texans and Washington Redskins [236]
Darrin Smith former linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints, Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks [237]
Dan Sileo former defensive tackle for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers [238]
Willie Smith former tight end for the Cleveland Browns and Miami Dolphins [239]
Danny Stubbs former defensive end for the Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins, Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers [240]
Sean Taylor former free safety for the Washington Redskins (attended but did not graduate) [241]
Santonio Thomas former defensive end for the Cleveland Browns and New England Patriots [242]
Vinny Testaverde former quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, Carolina Panthers, Cleveland Browns, Dallas Cowboys, New England Patriots, New York Jets and Tampa Bay Buccaneers and 1986 Heisman Trophy winner (attended but did not graduate) [243]
Lamar Thomas former wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins and Tampa Bay Buccaneers [244]
Gino Torretta former quarterback for the Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings, San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks and 1992 Heisman Trophy winner [245]
Jonathan Vilma former linebacker for the New Orleans Saints and New York Jets [246]
Jim Vollenweider former halfback for the San Francisco 49ers [247]
Reggie Wayne former wide receiver, Indianapolis Colts and New England Patriots [248]
Nate Webster former linebacker for the Cincinnati Bengals, Denver Broncos and Tampa Bay Buccaneers [249]
Vince Wilfork former nose tackle for the Houston Texans and New England Patriots [250]
Darryl Williams former safety for the Cincinnati Bengals and Seattle Seahawks [251]
D. J. Williams former linebacker for the Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos [252]
Kevin Williams former wide receiver and return specialist for the Arizona Cardinals, Buffalo Bills, Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers [253]
Kellen Winslow II former tight end for the Cleveland Browns, New England Patriots, New York Jets, Seattle Seahawks and Tampa Bay Buccaneers [254]

Soccer

Alumni Notability Reference
Beverly Yanez professional soccer player for Seattle Reign FC and INAC Kobe Leonessa [255]

Sports administration

Rob Chudzinski
Mark Richt
Randy Shannon
Alumni Notability Reference
Skip Bertman former athletic director at Louisiana State University and member of the College Baseball Hall of Fame [256]
Rob Chudzinski former head coach for the Cleveland Browns [257]
Bernard Clark assistant football coach at the University of Pittsburgh [258]
Rob Cooper college baseball coach at Penn State [259]
Mario Cristobal former head football coach at Florida International University [260]
Fran Curci former head football coach at the University of Tampa, University of Miami and University of Kentucky [261]
Paul Dee former athletic director at the University of Miami [262]
Jim Dooley former head coach for the Chicago Bears [263]
Pete Garcia athletic director at Florida International University [264]
Steve Hertz head baseball coach for Tel Aviv Lightning [265]
Don James former head football coach at the University of Washington and member of the College Football Hall of Fame [266]
Willie Martinez assistant football coach at the University of Oklahoma [267]
Winston Moss assistant head coach for the Green Bay Packers [268]
Tom Pratt defensive pass rush coach for the Arizona Cardinals [269]
Mark Richt head football coach at the University of Miami [270]
Alfredo Roberts assistant coach for the Indianapolis Colts [271]
Pat Ruel offensive line coach for the Seattle Seahawks [272]
Randy Shannon head coach at the University of Florida [273]

Swimming and diving

Greg Louganis
Alumni Notability Reference
Lawrence Frostad 1992 1500-meter freestyle USA Olympian, five-time national swimming champion [274]
Matt Gribble two-time U.S. Olympian and former world record holder in 100m butterfly [275]
Daphne Jongejans three-time Olympian diver (1984, 1988, 1992) representing the Netherlands [276]
Greg Louganis four-time Olympic gold medalist and winner of the 1984 James E. Sullivan Award (attended but transferred) [277]
Reuben Ross 2008 NCAA 3m springboard diving champion [278]
Jesse Vassallo former world record holder in 200m and 400m individual medley [279]
Brittany Viola 2008 and 2011 NCAA 10m platform diving champion [280]
David Wilkie Olympic gold (1976) and silver (1972 and 1976) medallist, three-time NCAAA national champion and three-time world record holder [281]

Tennis

Current players

Alumni Notability Reference
Michael Russell professional tennis player (attended but did not graduate) [282]
Todd Widom professional tennis player (attended but did not graduate) [283]

Former players

Pancho Segura
Alumni Notability Reference
Audra Cohen professional tennis player and 2007 NCAA Women's Singles Champion [284]
Julia Cohen former professional tennis player and former All-ACC player
Doris Hart former professional tennis player, Wimbledon champion (1951) and two-time US Open Women's champion (1954 and 1955) [285]
Gardnar Mulloy former professional tennis player, four-time U.S. Men's Doubles Champion (1942, 1945, 1946 and 1948), Wimbledon Men's Doubles champion (1957), and three-time NCAA Singles Champion (1943, 1944 and 1945) [286]
Pancho Segura former professional tennis player, three-time NCAA Men's Champion (1943, 1944 and 1945) and 1952 World Number 1 Men's Player [287]

Track and field

Alumni Notability Reference
Murielle Ahouré double silver medalist in 100m and 200m at 2013 World Championships in Moscow (attended but did not graduate) [288]
T'erea Brown champion in 400mH at 2010 USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships [289]
Lauryn Williams silver medalist in 100m at 2004 Summer Olympics [290]

Business

Micky Arison (right)
Alumni Notability Reference
Rony Abovitz CEO and founder of augmented reality startup Magic Leap [291]
Will Allen urban farmer and recipient of MacArthur Foundation's "Genius Award" [292]
Ralph Alvarez former president and COO of the McDonald's Corporation [293]
Micky Arison CEO of Carnival Corporation and owner of the Miami Heat (attended but did not graduate) [294]
Bakr bin Laden leader of the bin Laden family and chairman of Saudi Binladin Group [295]
Lyor Cohen CEO of U.S. Recorded Music Divisions at Warner Music Group [296]
John W. Creighton Jr. President and CEO of Weyerhaeuser Company [297]
Pedro Fábregas Vice president of American Airlines, president and CEO of Envoy Air, and former president and CEO of Executive Airlines [298]
James J. Greco CEO and President of Sbarro [299]
Maurice R. "Hank" Greenberg former CEO of American International Group [300]
David Komansky former CEO of Merrill Lynch [301]
Kirk Paul Lafler founder of Software Intelligence Corporation [302]
Rohan Marley owner of Tuff Gong clothing line and son of late reggae musician Bob Marley [303]
Drew Rosenhaus professional sports agent [304]
Omar Soliman entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO of College Hunks Hauling Junk; appeared on Millionaire Matchmaker, Shark Tank and The Pitch [305]
Carlos E. Stolk III businessman, producer, Women's Rights Advocate and entertainer; [306]
Noah Tepperberg co-founder of New York City nightclub and restaurant brands [307]
Martin Zweig investment advisor, author of Winning on Wall Street [308]

Law

Vincent Bugliosi
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Roy Black criminal defense attorney who obtained acquittal of William Kennedy Smith [309]
Joseph A. Boyd Jr. former chief justice of the Florida Supreme Court [310]
Vincent Bugliosi former prosecutor who obtained conviction of Charles Manson, author of Helter Skelter [311]
Adalberto Jordan current appellate judge for the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit [312]
Elizabeth A. Kovachevich current U.S. district court judge for the Middle District of Florida [313]
R. Fred Lewis former chief justice of the Florida Supreme Court [314]
Jose E. Martinez current U.S. district court judge for the Southern District of Florida [315]
Federico A. Moreno current U.S. district court judge for the Southern District of Florida [316]
Lenore Carrero Nesbitt former U.S. district court judge for the Southern District of Florida [317]
Ian Richards former county court judge for the 17th Judicial Circuit Court of Florida [318]
Kenneth Ryskamp current U.S. district court judge for the Southern District of Florida [319]
Michael Satz current state attorney for Broward County, Florida [320]
Ursula Mancusi Ungaro current U.S. district court judge for the Southern District of Florida [321]
Kathleen M. Williams current U.S. district court judge for the Southern District of Florida [322]
Martin Zilber current circuit court judge for the 11th Judicial Circuit Court of Florida [323]

Politics

Pepe Lobo
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Mercedes Aráoz former minister of finance of Peru [324]
Bjarni Benediktsson current Prime Minister of Iceland [325]
Paul L. Cejas former U.S. ambassador to Belgium [326]
Randy Christmas former mayor of Miami [citation needed]
Carlos Curbelo current member of U.S House of Representatives [327]
Alex Díaz de la Portilla former member of the Florida Senate [328]
Dante Fascell former member of the U.S. House of Representatives [329]
Maurice Ferré former mayor of Miami [330]
Sandra Freedman former mayor of Tampa [331]
Joe Garcia former member of U.S. House of Representatives [332]
Robert High former mayor of Miami [citation needed]
Michael Johns former White House speechwriter [333]
Dexter Lehtinen former member of the Florida Senate [334]
Pepe Lobo former president of Honduras [335]
Carlos López-Cantera current lieutenant governor of Florida [citation needed]
Bob McEwen former member of the U.S. House of Representatives [336]
Joe Moakley former member of the U.S. House of Representatives [337]
Patrick Murphy former member of the U.S. House of Representatives [338]
Richard C. Nowakowski former member of the Wisconsin State Assembly [339]
Alex Penelas former mayor of Miami-Dade County [citation needed]
Reince Priebus former White House chief of staff and former chairman of the Republican National Committee [340]
Tom Rooney current member of the U.S. House of Representatives [341]
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen current member of the U.S. House of Representatives [342]
Marco Rubio current member of the U.S. Senate [343]
Burt Saunders current member of the Florida Senate [344]
Fernando Belaúnde Terry former president of Peru (attended but transferred) [citation needed]
Alex Villalobos former member of the Florida Senate [345]
Frederica Wilson current member of the U.S. House of Representatives [346]

Sciences

Alumni Notability Reference
Brady Barr herpetologist and host of National Geographic's Reptile Wild and Dangerous Encounters [347]
Daniel T. Barry scientist and former NASA astronaut [348]
Renee Borges ecologist [citation needed]
John E. Dennis mathematician, Fellow of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, founder and editor-in-chief of the SIAM Journal on Optimization [349]
Reuben Lasker marine biologist [citation needed]
Zhou Ming-Zhen paleontologist [citation needed]
Aldemaro Romero Jr. biologist, communicator, advocate of liberal arts education [350]
Michael Welner forensic psychiatrist [351]

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