Super Bowl Touchdown Scorers By School

NOTE- This blog is still under construction. It would be nice if this presented as a list instead of one big block of text. Every player who scored a touchdown in a Super Bowl is listed next to his college. Colleges are listed in alphabetical order. For schools that produced multiple Super Bowl touchdown scorers, the list is presented in chronological order. For example, Boyd Dowler was the first Colorado player to score a Super Bowl touchdown and Cliff Branch is the most recent. Akron- Dwight Smith Alabama A&M- John Stallworth Angelo State- Alvin Garrett Arizona- Vance Johnson, Rob Gronkowski, Nick Foles Arizona State- Gerald Riggs Arkansas- Lance Alworth Augustana- Ken Anderson Austin Peay State- Percy Howard Bethune-Cookman- Nick Collins Boston College- Mark Chmura BYU- Golden Richards, Jim McMahon, Dennis Pitta California- Marshawn Lynch, C.J. Anderson California-Riverside- Butch Johnson Chadron State- Don Beebe, Danny Woodhead Clemson- William Perry Colorado- Boyd Dowler, Cullen Bryant, Cliff Branch Delaware- Ben Patrick Delaware State- John Taylor East Carolina- Earnest Byner Florida- Ricky Nattiel, Emmitt Smith, Aaron Hernandez, Percy Harvin Florida State- Zeke Mowatt, William Floyd, Derrick Brooks, Anquan Boldin, Devonta Freeman Fresno State- Stephen Baker Furman- Stanford Jennings Georgia- Fran Tarkenton, Terrell Davis, Hines Ward, Sony Michel Georgia Tech- Demaryius Thomas Grambling State- Sammy White, Willie Brown Houston- Antowain Smith Illinois- Jack Squirek, Howard Griffith, Greg Lewis, Kelvin Hayden, Pierre Thomas, Rashard Mendenhall Indiana- Tom Nowatzke, Tracy Porter, Tevin Coleman Iowa- Tim Dwight Iowa State- Keith Krepfle, Dan Johnson James Madison- Gary Clark Kansas- Curtis McClinton, Larry Brown, John Riggins Kansas State- Andre Coleman, Jordy Nelson Kent State- James Harrison, Julian Edelman Kentucky- Chris Matthews Lambuth- Ron Dixon Lane- Jacoby Jones Livingstone- Ben Coates Louisville- Deion Branch LSU- Jim Taylor, Joseph Addai, Brandon LaFell Marshall- Randy Moss, Ahmad Bradshaw Maryland- Jermaine Lewis Massachusetts- Victor Cruz Memphis- Isaac Bruce Mesa- Tony Martin Miami- Bill Miller, Pete Banaszak, O.J. Anderson, Jimmie Jones, Michael Irvin, Duane Starks, Devin Hester, Reggie Wayne, Jeremy Shockey, Frank Gore Miami (Ohio)- Ben Roethlisberger Michigan- Mike Bass, Rob Lytle, Desmond Howard, Ty Law Michigan State- Herb Adderley, Billy Joe DuPree, Andre Rison, Muhsin Muhammad, Plaxico Burress Midwestern State- Dominic Rhodes Minnesota- Laurence Maroney, Gary Russell Mississippi- Mike Wallace Mississippi State- Don Smith Mississippi Valley State- Jerry Rice Monmouth- Chris Hogan Mount Union- Pierre Garcon Navy- Phil McConkey Nebraska- Roger Craig, Irving Fryar, Tom Rathman, Eric Johnson Nevada- Colin Kaepernick New Mexico- Terence Mathis North Carolina- Natrone Means, Willie Parker North Carolina State- Torry Holt North Dakota- Dave Osborn Northeastern- Dan Ross Northern Iowa- Kurt Warner Notre Dame- Dave Casper, Rocky Bleier, Joe Montana, Mark Bavaro, Ricky Watters, David Givens Ohio State- Matt Snell, Keith Byars, Eddie George, Mike Vrabel, Santonio Holmes Oklahoma- Kenny King Oklahoma State- Terry Brown, Thurman Thomas Oregon- Jonathan Stewart, LeGarrette Blount Penn State- Franco Harris, Jimmy Cefalo, Matt Suhey Philander Smith- Elijah Pitts Pittsburgh- Mike Ditka, Tony Dorsett, Curtis Martin, Larry Fitzgerald Portland State- Clint Didier Prairie View- Otis Taylor Purdue- Mike Alstott Rice- Earl Cooper Rutgers- L.J. Smith San Diego State- Ron Smith Santa Clara- Brent Jones SE Louisiana- Robert Alford SMU- Reggie Phillips South Carolina- Alshon Jeffery South Carolina State- Charlie Brown Southern Mississippi- Brett Favre Southwestern Louisiana- Brandon Stokley Stanford- Tony Hill, John Elway, Doug Baldwin, Austin Hooper, Zach Ertz Syracuse- John Mackey, Larry Csonka, Joe Morris, David Tyree Temple- Randy Grossman Tennessee- Alvin Harper, Jamal Lewis, Malik Jackson Tennessee State- Mike Hegman Texas-Arlington- Derrick Jensen Texas State- Ricky Sanders Texas Tech- Timmy Smith, Bam Morris, Michael Crabtree, Danny Amendola Tulane- Max McGee Tulsa- Howard Twilley, Drew Pearson UCLA- Ken Norton, James Washington, Deshaun Foster UNLV- Keenan McCardell USC- Mike Garrett, Lynn Swann, Marcus Allen, Malcolm Smith Utah- Carl Monroe, Steve Smith Villanova- Brian Westbrook Virginia Tech- Antonio Freeman Wabash- Pete Metzelaars Wake Forest- Ricky Proehl Washington- Corey Dillon, Jerramy Stevens, Jermaine Kearse West Texas A&M- Duane Thomas West Virginia- Fulton Walker, Jerry Porter Western Carolina- David Patten Western Michigan- Greg Jennings Winston-Salem State- Yancey Thigpen Wisconsin- Stu Voigt, James White, Corey Clement Wyoming- Jerry Hill, Jim Kiick, Jay Novacek