List of Marshall University people

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This is a list of notable people associated with Marshall University in the United States of America.

1 Athletes
2 Business
3 Economics
4 Entertainment
5 History
6 Journalism
7 Literature
8 Medicine
9 Political science

[edit] Athletes

Mike Bartrum, Pro Bowl long snapper, Philadelphia Eagles
Troy Brown, Pro Bowl receiver/punt returner, New England Patriots
Chris Crocker, Former free safety for Cleveland Browns, now for the Atlanta Falcons
Mike D'Antoni, head coach, New York Knicks
Frank Gatski, Pro Football Hall of Famer (inducted 1985)
Hal Greer, Basketball Hall of Famer (inducted 1982)
Luke Gross, all-time caps leader for the US national rugby union team (played basketball at Marshall)
Chris Hanson, punter, New England Patriots
Carl Lee, former Pro Bowl defensive back, Minnesota Vikings
Byron Leftwich, Quarterback, Atlanta Falcons
Chris Massey, long snapper/fullback, St. Louis Rams
Jeff Montgomery, former All-Star closer, Kansas City Royals
Randy Moss, Five-time Pro Bowl receiver, New England Patriots
Lea Ann Parsley, Olympic silver medalist (Skeleton), 2002 Salt Lake City Games
Chad Pennington, Quarterback, New York Jets
Jason Rader, tight end, Miami Dolphins
Rick Reed, former MLB starting pitcher
J. R. VanHoose, professional basketball player West Virginia Wild
Darius Watts, wide receiver, New York Giants
Jermaine Wiggins, tight end, Free Agent
Ahmad Bradshaw, running back, New York Giants

[edit] Business

Harvey White, founder, Qualcomm
Verna Gibson, first female CEO of Fortune 500 company (The Limited)
Cara Stampp,

[edit] Economics

Jackie Agesa
Richard Agesa

[edit] Entertainment

Billy Crystal, attended Marshall but didn't graduate from the University
Soupy Sales
Michael W. Smith, three-time Grammy Award winner
Conchata Ferrell, "Two and a Half Men," "Erin Brockovich"
Brad Dourif, voice of Chucky in the Child's Play film series

[edit] History

Rosanna Blake [1] - Library of Confederate History
David Woodward
Carwood Lipton

[edit] Journalism

Julia Keller, feature reporter and 2005 Pulitzer Prize winner, Chicago Tribune
Joe Johns, Congressional correspondent, CNN
Marvin Stone, former editor, U.S. News and World Report
Burl Osborne, former editor and publisher, Dallas Morning News
Jerry Tipton, member of U.S. Basketball Writers Association Hall of Fame, Lexington Herald-Leader