College Football's Famous Fans

There is one thing it seems everybody in America has in common...college football! Here are some of college football's biggest celebrity fans.



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Adam Duritz - Cal Golden Bears

The lead singer of the Counting Crows is a die-hard fan of the Golden Bears. Duritz stays up-to-date on recruiting news, attends practices and games as well as moonlights as a sideline reporter on occasion.

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Andy Roddick - Nebraska Cornhuskers

FOX Sports Live analyst Andy Roddick and his wife supermodel Brooklyn Decker have an agreement in their household. She'll root for his Cornhuskers during football season, and he'll root for her North Carolina Tar Heels during the basketball postseason. That's a smart deal considering Nebraska isn't really that good in basketball and North Carolina isn't known for their football prowess.

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Ashton Kutcher - Iowa Hawkeyes

Actor Ashton Kutcher was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Kutcher was known to bring ex-wife Demi Moore to games, though currently, there haven't been any sitings of his current flame Mila Kunis.

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Snoop Dogg- USC

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Bill Cosby - Temple Owls

Bill Cosby played fullback in the '60s but left Temple to start his comedy career. Not a bad decision.

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Burt Reynolds - Florida State Seminoles

Legendary actor Burt Reynolds was elected to the Florida State Seminoles Hall of Fame in 1977 though his time at FSU was not so memorable. Reynolds attended the school on a football scholarship, but injuries forced him to end his career after only playing in four games. Reynolds switched his focus to drama and the rest is history. Since then, Reynolds has been very supportive of the program and former coach Bobby Bowden.

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Courteney Cox - Alabama Crimson Tide

Courteney Cox already had a lot of 'Friends' but being an Alabama fan certainly will add some more. Cox was born in Birmingham and filmed a special message for the team prior to the 2010 Rose Bowl.

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Snoop Dogg- USC

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Snoop Dogg/Lion - USC Trojans/UCLA Bruins

Snoop has long been known as a Trojan supporter. He's been seen at games and practices rocking the red and gold and interacting with the players and coaches. So it took everyone by surprise when this summer, the rapper was seen sporting UCLA gear. It most likely had something to do his son, Cordell Broadus, who was offered a football scholarship from both schools.

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Sara Evans - Missouri Tigers

Country music superstar Sara Evans was born in Boonville, Missouri. And like many, her roots have remained with her home-state school over time. Unfortunately for her, she's married to an Alabama fan. Last year, she returned to Memorial Stadium to perform the National Anthem when the Tigers took on the Tide. Well, the game didn't go well, but her voice sounded great!

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Phil Knight - Oregon Ducks

Does Oregon have any better recruiting tactic than saying Nike Co-founder and Chairman of Nick, Inc. Phil Knight is a Ducks fan? Knight is a native of Oregon and was an athlete at the university. He's paid them back by reportedly donating more than $300 million to the university and athletic department the last 20 years. Recently, he contributed to a new $63 million Football Performance Center. Must be nice!

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Michael Phelps - Michigan Wolverines

After the 2004 Athens Olympics, Michael Phelps decided to attend Michigan alongside his longtime coach Bob Bowman who became the coach of Club Wolverine. Though Phelps wasn't officially part of the team, he enjoyed his time enough to get the Michigan 'M' tattooed on his pelvis to remember the time.

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Matthew McConaughey - Texas Longhorns

Matthew McConaughey may be one of the most well-known celebrities associated with a sports team. In the sports world, being a fan of the Longhorns may be a bigger identifier than any of his movies. He's spent time at Longhorn football facilities working out and is buddies with Mack Brown. He's even lended his talents to help promote the Longhorn Network.

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LeBron James - Ohio State Buckeyes

Not very many people in Ohio still like LeBron James. But LeBron James still likes them. Well, at least the Buckeyes. It was recently revealed that James has his own spot in the Buckeyes' basketball locker room. Football coach Urban Meyer also has a history with the NBA star. When he was an assistant coach for Notre Dame, Meyer offered James a scholarship to play football. Apparently, Meyer didn't know who LeBron James was or who he was going to be. We're guessing he knows now.

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Larry The Cable Guy - Nebraska Cornhuskers

How many fans parachute into their favorite team's football stadium? Larry The Cable Guy is on that small list. He's also been seen sporting awesome outfits and hats at games. Notice the example above. It's always awesome to have celebrity fans, though one would wonder if Cornhusker fans are tired of hearing 'Git 'Er Done' yet.

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Tiger Woods - Stanford Cardinal

Tiger Woods was already a hot commodity when he decided to attend Stanford on a golf scholarship. Although his time there was short (he turned pro after two years), he remained loyal to the Cardinal. And being one of the top golfers in the world comes with high expectations. Woods recently revealed that he expects Stanford to go undefeated this year.

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Vince Vaughn - Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Vince Vaughn has been living a low profile as of late, but he's always reliable for a sighting on the Notre Dame campus. Vaughn grew up in Chicago and said he was always a fan of Notre Dame, but it went to the next level when he was on campus shooting 'Rudy.' That film was inspirational!

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Will Ferrell - USC Trojans

Will Ferrell almost (almost!) makes USC likable. It's hard rooting against such a funny man. Ferrell has used his wits in many ways for the Trojans. He's participated in a number of Pete Carroll's pranks including dressing up as 'Captain Complete' and 'Legendary Coach Chuck Berry'. Ferrell graduated from USC and studied sports broadcasting. And yes, he was known to go streaking as a college kid, too.

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