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.
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[edit] Athletes
- Randy Moss, Five-time Pro Bowl receiver, Oakland Raiders
- Chad Pennington, Quarterback, New York Jets
- Byron Leftwich, Quarterback, Jacksonville Jaguars
- Hal Greer, Basketball Hall of Famer (inducted 1982)
- Mike D'Antoni, head coach, Phoenix Suns
- Troy Brown, Pro Bowl receiver/punt returner, New England Patriots
- Frank Gatski, Pro Football Hall of Famer (inducted 1985)
- Carl Lee, former Pro Bowl defensive back, Minnesota Vikings
- Mike Bartrum, Pro Bowl long snapper, Philadelphia Eagles
- Chris Hanson, punter, Jacksonville Jaguars
- Chris Massey, long snapper/fullback, St. Louis Rams
- Jeff Montgomery, former All-Star closer, Kansas City Royals
- Rick Reed, former big-league starting pitcher
- Lea Ann Parsley, Olympic silver medalist (Skeleton), 2002 Salt Lake City Games
- Darius Watts, wide receiver, New York Giants
- Jermaine Wiggins, tight end, Jacksonville Jaguars
- Jason Rader, tight end, Miami Dolphins
[edit] Business
- Harvey White, founder, Qualcomm
- Verna Gibson, first female CEO of Fortune 500 company (The Limited)
[edit] Economics
- Jackie Agesa
- Richard Agesa
[edit] Entertainment
- Billy Crystal (attended one semester on baseball scholarship)
- Soupy Sales
- Michael W. Smith, three-time Grammy Award winner
- Conchata Ferrell, "Two and a Half Men," "Erin Brockovich"
- Brad Dourif, voice of Chucky
[edit] History
- Rosanna Blake [1] - Library of Confederate History
- David Woodward
[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
[edit] Literature
[edit] Medicine
- Charles A. Hoffman [3]
