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Famous Alumni NCAA Bracket

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The Indy Star published a famous alumni bracket based upon the 68 teams in the tournament. They list 6 famous alumni (a starting 5 and 6th man) for each school. Interesting to see who went where (e.g., Ryan Seacrest - UGA; Joe Maddon - Lafayette; Toby Keith - Villanova; Mark Cuban - Indiana; Bill Parcells - Wichita State).

To win the current tourney, they have MD: Larry David, Jim Henson, David Simon (creator of the Wire), Sergei Brin (founder of google), Robin Quivers and Scott Van Pelt beating Georgetown (Bill Clinton; Bradley Cooper among others).

Here is the link: http://www.indystar.com/story/sports/college/2015/03/16/ncaa-tournament-alumni-bracket/24852335/

Who would be WF's six?

Arnold Palmer
Tim Duncan
Carroll O'Connor
David Chase
Maya Angelou (not sure if faculty counts)
Brian Piccolo
 
BTW, hard to see how Harvard does not win: 8 U.S. Presidents including FDR and JFK; Matt Damon, Natalie Portman, Mark Zuckerburg, Conan O'Brien, Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, Henry Kissinger and Ted Kaczyiniski
 
Minkus
RACNMAC
Ty Walker
Jenna Bush's husband
Melissa Harris-Perry
The dude from Letterman who always wears the WF shirts
 
What about that dumb bitch who wrote those chick-lit books and then her loser husband got all pissed off when people gave any of them a lukewarm review on Amazon. She's pretty famous.

And Richard Burr is pretty famous to anyone who keeps up with national politics.
 
I saw Bill Plaschke on campus a few years ago with a tour group. did his kid go here? if so, add them to the list
 
Ricky Van Zeen of College Humor Fame. By extension, David Cho who helped start Busted Tees

"South Korea's Got Seoul..."
 
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