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List of Mississippi State University Peoplreport

  • Sharion Aycock, first female federal district court judge in Mississippi

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Marsha Blackburn, Republican member of the United States House of Representatives for Tennessee's 7th congressional district

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Randy Boyd, forester who serves as a Republican in the Mississippi House of Representatives for District 19 in his native Itawamba County

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Jenifer Branning, Republican member of the Mississippi State Senate

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Videt Carmichael, Republican member of the Mississippi State Senate

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Cynthia Cooper, whistleblower, 2002 Time Person of the Year

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Leonard B. Cresswell, major general in the Marine Corps; World War II Navy Cross recipient

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Jess Dickinson, Mississippi Supreme Court Justice

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Charles D. Easley, Mississippi Supreme Court Justice

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Josh Harkins, Republican member of the Mississippi State Senate

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Horace Harned, former member of the Mississippi House of Representatives

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Bill Hawks, former USDA Undersecretary, Marketing and Regulatory Programs

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Kay Katz, Louisiana Republican National Committeewoman; member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from Monroe

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Mark Keenum, USDA Undersecretary, Farm and Foreign Agricultural Service

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Rhonda Keenum, Assistant to President George W. Bush and director of White House Public Liaison

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Billy McCoy, Speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Troy H. Middleton, World War II corps commander (lieutenant general) and president of Louisiana State University

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • G.V. "Sonny" Montgomery, former U.S. Representative and author of the Montgomery G.I. Bill

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • John C. Stennis, former U.S. Senator; "father of the Modern Navy"

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Amy Tuck, Mississippi Lieutenant Governor

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • William Waller Jr., Mississippi Supreme Court Justice

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Albert H. Wilkening, Adjutant General of Wisconsin

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • Seelig Wise (Bachelor of Science in Agriculture), first Republican to serve in the Mississippi State Senate since Reconstruction

    (Politics and government) (Notable alumni)

  • James E. Cofer, Fulbright Scholar and former president of Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri, and former president of the University of Louisiana at Monroe

    (Academia) (Notable alumni)

  • Frances Lucas, vice president and campus executive officer of the University of Southern Mississippi-Gulf Coast

    (Academia) (Notable alumni)

  • Malcolm Portera, former chancellor of the University of Alabama System

    (Academia) (Notable alumni)

  • Donald Rawson, professor of history and former dean of the Graduate School, Northwestern State University at Natchitoches, Louisiana

    (Academia) (Notable alumni)

  • Jimmy G. Shoalmire, historian, Ph.D. student and faculty member/archivist at MSU

    (Academia) (Notable alumni)

  • Priscilla Slade, former president of Texas Southern University

    (Academia) (Notable alumni)

  • Richard Adkerson, CEO of Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.

    (Business) (Notable alumni)

  • George W. Bryan, senior vice president of Sara Lee Corporation, CEO of Sara Lee Foods, and founder of Old Waverly Golf Club

    (Business) (Notable alumni)

  • Fred Carl, Jr., founder and CEO of Viking Range

    (Business) (Notable alumni)

  • Cully Cobb, agricultural publishing

    (Business) (Notable alumni)

  • Toxey Haas, founder and CEO of Haas Outdoors, Inc. (Mossy Oak)

    (Business) (Notable alumni)

  • Martin F. Jue, amateur radio inventor; entrepreneur; founder of MFJ Enterprises

    (Business) (Notable alumni)

  • Hartley Peavey, founder of Peavey Electronics

    (Business) (Notable alumni)

  • Dalton Pritchard, early color television systems pioneer at RCA Laboratories

    (Business) (Notable alumni)

  • Arthur L. Williams, Jr., insurance magnate, #583 on Forbes' list of the world's billionaires

    (Business) (Notable alumni)

  • Kevin Benson, meteorologist for WPXI in Pittsburgh

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Turner Catledge, former vice president of The New York Times

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Jerry Clower, comedian

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Damon R. Eubank, Kentucky historian

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Bill Evans, meteorologist for WABC-TV, ABC affiliate in New York City

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • John Grisham, author of more than two dozen novels, many of which have been made into screenplays

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Matthew F. Jones, novelist

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Gregory Keyes, author

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Donna Ladd, journalist

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Sean McLaughlin, MSNBC Chief Meteorologist

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Lewis Nordan, author

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Audrey Puente, New York City meteorologist; daughter of salsa singer Tito Puente

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Frank K. Spain, founder of Tupelo television station WTVA; broadcasting pioneer

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Joe M. Turner, magician, mentalist, professional speaker

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Brad Watson (born 1955), author

    (Media and arts) (Notable alumni)

  • Jim Ashmore, former NBA player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Denico Autry, DE, Oakland Raiders

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Vick Ballard, NFL running back, Indianapolis Colts

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Johnthan Banks, cornerback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Korey Banks, CFL DB BC Lions

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Kevin Bouie, NFL player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jimmy Bragan, former MLB coach with Cincinnati, Montreal, and Milwaukee 1967–1977

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jeff Brantley, former Major League Baseball relief pitcher; commentator for the Cincinnati Reds

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Rickey Brown, C for Golden State, Atlanta Hawks

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Titus Brown, NFL defensive end, Cleveland Browns

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Shawn Byrdsong, football player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Van Chancellor, former head coach of women's basketball at Louisiana State University, at the University of Mississippi, and of the Houston Comets of the WNBA

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Ed Chapman, P for the Washington Senators in 1933

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Bubba Church, pitcher for the Phillies, Reds, and Cubs from 1950 to 1955

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Will Clark, former first baseman for San Francisco Giants, Baltimore Orioles, St. Louis Cardinals, and Texas Rangers

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • John Cohen, Mississippi State University Head Coach

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Keo Coleman, former NFL linebacker

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Michael Connell (golfer), PGA golfer 2001–2006

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Johnie Cooks, NFL linebacker, Super Bowl XXV Champion

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Fletcher Cox, defensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Hughie Critz, second baseman for Cincinnati Reds (1920s) and the New York Giants (1930s)

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Quinton Culberson, NFL linebacker, St. Louis Rams

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Erick Dampier former NBA player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Charlie Davidson, football player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Brandon Davis (fighter), professional Mixed Martial Artist competing in the UFC.

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Anthony Dixon, NFL running back, San Francisco 49ers

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Art Davis (American football), NFL player, college football coach

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Harper Davis, NFL Player, college football head coach

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Kevin Dockery, NFL Super Bowl XLII Champion

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Dominic Douglas, NFL linebacker, Denver Broncos

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Frank Dowsing, first black football player at MSU

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Eric Dubose, P for Baltimore and Cleveland from 2002 to 2006

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Sammy Ellis, former Major League Baseball pitcher, 7 seasons

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Bobby Etheridge, former MLB player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Rags Faircloth, P for Phillies in 1919

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Dave "Boo" Ferriss, former Major League Baseball player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Ronald Fields, NFL DT, Denver Broncos

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Steve Freeman, former Buffalo Bills defensive back for 13 seasons; NFL game official

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Joe Fortunato, five-time Pro Bowler with the Chicago Bears

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Chuck Gelatka, NFL player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Matt Ginter, pitcher for the Houston Astros

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • De'Mon Glanton, football player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Tom Goode, former NFL center and Super Bowl veteran

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Alex Grammas, former Major League infielder

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Hoyle Granger, former NFL running back

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Paul Gregory, pitcher in Major League Baseball, played 1932–1933 for the Chicago White Sox

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Justin Griffith, NFL running back, Oakland Raiders

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Michael Haddix, former NFL running back

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Mario Haggan, NFL linebacker, Denver Broncos

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Tang Hamilton, Miami Heat

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Walt Harris, NFL cornerback, San Francisco 49ers

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Bunny Hearn, former MLB player; college coach

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Ron Hill, vice president of the NFL

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • John Hilliard, NFL player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jim Howarth, Major League Baseball outfielder; played all or part of four seasons in the majors, 1971–1974, for the San Francisco Giants

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Bailey Howell, NBA Hall of Famer

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Kent Hull, former NFL C, Buffalo Bills

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Kirby Jackson, NFL DB Buffalo Bills

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Justin Jenkins, NFL wide receiver, Buffalo Bills

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Morley Jennings, former head football coach of the Baylor Bears; former Athletic Director of the Texas Tech Red Raiders

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Alan Johnson, Colorado Rockies

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Chris Jones, American player of Canadian football

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Dontae' Jones, Celtics

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • James Jones, NFL running back, Dallas Cowboys

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Todd Jordan, American football player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Tommy Kelly, NFL defensive end, Oakland Raiders

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Tyrone Keys, NFL linebacker, Super Bowl XX Champion

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jon Knott, former Major League Baseball outfielder with the Padres and Orioles

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jack Lazorko, pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers, Seattle Mariners, Detroit Tigers and California Angels

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Donald Lee, NFL tight end, Green Bay Packers; Super Bowl XLV Champion

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • D. D. Lewis, former All-Star linebacker Dallas Cowboys; member of the College Football Hall of Fame

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Carlton Loewer, retired Major League Baseball player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Lance Long, NFL wide receiver, Arizona Cardinals

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jim Lyle, pitcher for the Washington Senators (now the Minnesota Twins) in 1925

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Paul Maholm, LHP Atlanta Braves; formerly with Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubs

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jeff Malone, two-time All-Star as a player; coached three teams in NBA D-League

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Chris Maloney, Memphis Redbirds Manager (St. Louis Cardinals AAA)

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • James H. "Babe" McCarthy, college and professional basketball coach

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Fred McCrary, NFL running back

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Alvin McKinley, NFL defensive end, Denver Broncos

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Bo McKinnis, sports agent

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Pernell McPhee, linebacker, Chicago Bears; formerly with Baltimore Ravens

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Brandon McRae, NFL wide receiver, St. Louis Rams

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Brandon Medders, MLB player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • John Miller, NFL linebacker, Green Bay Packers

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Leland Mitchell, New Orleans Buccaneers of the ABA

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Monroe Mitchell, Washington Senators

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Willie Mitchell, Cleveland Naps/Indians and Detroit Tigers

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Henry Monroe, NFL DB Green Bay Packers

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Mitch Moreland, first baseman, Boston Red Sox

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Eric Moulds, NFL wide receiver, Buffalo Bills

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Arnett Moultrie, Philadelphia 76ers

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Buddy Myer, Major League Baseball, two-time All-Star second baseman

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Bob Myrick, LHP for the New York Mets

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Tom Neville, former NFL offensive tackle, 14 seasons

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jerious Norwood, NFL running back for the Atlanta Falcons

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Romero Osby (born 1990), American basketball player for Maccabi Kiryat Gat of the Israeli Basketball Premier League

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Walter Packer, NFL player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Rafael Palmeiro, former Major League Baseball player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jonathan Papelbon, RHP Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies; All-Star in 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jackie Parker, former All-Star quarterback CFL; member of the College Football Hall of Fame

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Wiley Peck, Spurs, Mavericks

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Adam Piatt, played for the Oakland Athletics and Tampa Bay Devil Rays

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jay Powell, former Major League Baseball relief pitcher, 11 seasons; World Series veteran

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Dak Prescott, NFL quarterback, Dallas Cowboys

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Gary Rath, Dodgers, Twins

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Fred Reid, CFL running back, Winnipeg Blue Bombers

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Lawrence Roberts, Memphis Grizzlies

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Ray Roberts, played for the Philadelphia Athletics

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • DelJuan Robinson, NFL defensive tackle, Houston Texans

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jon Shave, former player for the Texas Rangers and the Minnesota Twins

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Buck Showalter, former baseball manager

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Renardo Sidney, former NBA player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jeffery Simmons, NFL defensive tackle, Tennessee Titans

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Barrin Simpson, NFL linebacker

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Deontae Skinner, NFL player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Darius Slay, cornerback for the Detroit Lions

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Don Smith, quarterback/running back for Buccaneers, Bills, and Dolphins

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Truett Smith, football player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Fred Smoot, former NFL cornerback

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Homer Spragins, former MLB player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • David Stewart, NFL OT Tennessee Titans

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Walter Suggs, former All-Star lineman for Houston Oilers

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Montez Sweat, NFL linebacker, Washington Redskins

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Craig Tatum, former MLB player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Ken Tatum, former MLB player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Bobby Thigpen, former Major League Baseball relief pitcher

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Del Unser, former Major League Baseball outfielder

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jarvis Varnado, Miami Heat

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Victoria Vivians, WNBA Guard Indiana Fever

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Fred Walters, catcher for the Boston Red Sox in 1945

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Kendell Watkins, NFL tight end, Dallas Cowboys

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Jimmy Webb, former NFL defensive lineman, 7 seasons

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Floyd Womack, NFL OT Seattle Seahawks

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Sid Womack, former MLB player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Marc Woodard, NFL linebacker, Philadelphia Eagles

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Ellis Wyms, NFL LT, Super Bowl Champion with the Buccaneers, Oakland Raiders

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Chris Young, pitching coach for the Philadelphia Phillies of Major League Baseball

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Pete Young, former MLB player

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Derrick Zimmerman, New Jersey Nets

    (Athletics) (Notable alumni)

  • Machine Gun Kelly, notorious criminal; studied agriculture at MSU for two years

    (Other) (Notable alumni)

  • Jaelyn Young and Muhammad "Moe" Dakhlalla, pleaded guilty to offenses related to their attempts to join ISIS in Syria

    (Other) (Notable alumni)

  • Horace M. Trent, noted physicist who taught at MSU in the 1930s (Notable faculty)

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Mississippi State University is a comprehensive university-based at 1878 in Starkville, Mississippi, which has the highest enrollment in the state. Mississippi State University was formerly the University of the Mississippi College of Agriculture and machinery until its name was changed to Mississippi State University in 1958. The university is accredited by the southern colleges and Schools Association’s College Board and Offers Students Bachelor’s, master’s, professional and doctoral degrees.

Mississippi State University is the largest university and flagship research institution in Mississippi. Formerly known as Mississippi College of Agriculture and machinery. The random tool generated 196 items of famous university alumni who had studied or lived there for some time. Among them are prominent figures in Politics and government, Academia, Business, Media and arts, all of whom hold positions in their own industries.

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