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South East West Midwest NC State (12) Arizona St. (10) Kansas St. (9) Kentucky (8) Texas (7) Massachusetts (6) Saint Louis (5) Louisville (4) Duke (3) Michigan (2) Wichita St. (1) Florida (1) Kansas (2) Syracuse (3) UCLA (4) VCU (5) Ohio St. (6) New Mexico (7) Colorado (8) Pittsburgh (9) Stanford (10) 1. Zach Galifianakis, 1. Jimmy Kimmel, 1. Eric Stonestreet, 1. Ashley Judd, 1. Walter Cronkite, 1. Bill Cosby, 1. Enrique Bolaños, 1. Diane Sawyer, 1. Richard Nixon, 37th 1. Gerald Ford, 38th 1. Riley Pitts, Medal 1. Marco Rubio, U.S. 1. Alf Landon, former 1. Ted Koppel, TV 1. Jim Morrison, 1. Patch Adams, 1. Dwight Yoakam, 1. Penny Marshall, 1. Robert Redford, 1. Gene Kelly, 1. Herbert Hoover, actor, "The Hangover" host, "Jimmy Kimmel actor, "Modern Family" actress, "Kiss the Girls" former anchorman, actor/comedian, "The former president of news anchor President of the U.S. President of the U.S. of Honor recipient Senator, Florida Kansas governor, 1936 journalist, "Nightline" musician, The Doors doctor/social activist country music director/producer, "A actor, “Butch Cassidy actor/dancer/singer, 31st President of the 2. John Tesh, TV Live!" 2. Kirstie Alley, 2. Mitch McConnell, CBS Evening News Cosby Show" Nicaragua 2. Sue Grafton, 2. Charlie Rose, 2. James Earl Jones, 2. Shirley Knight, 2. Bob Graham, presidential candidate 2. Dick Clark, 2. Francis Ford 2. Debbie singer-songwriter League of Their Own" and the Sundance Kid” "Singin' in the Rain" U.S. composer 2. Kate Spade, actress, "Cheers" U.S. Senator, Kentucky 2. Matthew 2. Richard Gere, actor, 2. Robert Guillaume, author, “A is for Alibi” talk-show host, actor, "The Great actress, "The Dark at former U.S. Senator, 2. Mandy Patinkin, radio/TV personality, Coppola, director, Matenopoulos, TV 2. Roy Lichtenstein, 2. Gary Johnson, 2. Trey Parker/Matt 2. Fred Rogers, TV 2. Sally Ride, 3. Scotty McCreery, designer 3. Erin Brockovich, 3. William Lipscomb, McConaughey, actor, "Pretty Woman" actor, "Benson" 3. Marsha Norman, "Charlie Rose" White Hope" the Top of the Stairs" Florida actor/singer, "American Bandstand" "The Godfather personality, “The View” pop artist governor, New Mexico Stone, creators of host, "Mister Rogers' astronaut, first American Idol winner, 3. David Spade, actor, environmental activist Nobel Prize-winning "Dallas Buyers Club" 3. Natalie Cole, 3. Walter J. Ong, playwright, The Color 3. Melinda Gates, 3. Arthur Miller, 3. Carney Brothers, 3. Faye Dunaway, "Homeland" 3. Aaron Sorkin, 3. James Dean, actor, 3. Stefan Lessard, 3. R. L. Stine, 3. Tom Udall, U.S. “South Park” Neighborhood" American woman in space country singer "Grown Ups" 4. Pat Roberts, U.S. chemist 3. Wes Anderson, singer-songwriter religious historian Purple (musical) philanthropist, Bill & playwright, "Death of founders, Pizza Hut actress, "Bonnie and 3. Paul Rudd, actor, screenwriter, "The "Rebel Without a bassist, Dave children’s book author, Senator, New Mexico 3. Steve Wozniak, 3. August Wilson, 4. John Edwards, 4. Nick Nolte, actor, Senator, Kansas 4. Harry Dean filmmaker, "Rushmore" 4. Bill Pullman, actor, 4. Gene Kranz, NASA 4. Robert Worth Melinda Gates a Salesman" 4. Joyce DiDonato, Clyde" "Anchorman" Social Network" Cause" Matthews Band “Goosebumps" 4. Elizabeth co-founder of Apple playwright, "Fences" 3. John Steinbeck, former U.S. Senator "48 Hrs." Stanton, actor, "Big 4. Michael Dell, "Independence Day" flight director Bingham, newspaper Foundation 4. Mike Wallace, opera singer 4. Joe Scarborough, 4. Don Johnson, actor, 4. Lou Reed, musician, 4. Carol Burnett, 4. Stephen Furst, 4. James Thurber, Lapovsky Kennedy, Inc. 4. John Irving, author, "The Grapes of 5. Sam Brownback, Wrath" and vice presidential 5. Steve Allen, host, U.S. Senator, Kansas Love" founder, and CEO, Dell 5. Jack Welch, former 5. Thomas P. Barnett, publisher 4. David Rubenstein, journalist, "60 5. Karla Burns, opera TV host, "Morning Joe" "Miami Vice" "The Velvet comedian, "The Carol actor, "Animal House" humorist historian/feminist 4. Lynne Cheney, novelist, "The World candidate "The Tonight Show" 5. John T. Scopes, Inc. CEO, General Electric architect/painter 5. Robert Nardelli, managing director, Minutes" singer 5. Stephen Stills, 5. Bob Dole, 1996 U.S. Underground" Burnett Show" 5. Founding members 5. Richard Lewis, 5. Edward Abbey, former Second Lady According to Garp" 4. Sandra Day 5. Raymond T. teacher, 'Scopes 5. Janis Joplin, CEO, Chrysler Carlye Group 5. Madonna, pop musician, Crosby, presidential candidate 5. Vanessa Williams, 5. Ben Stiller, of GWAR, heavy comedian author/essayist, "The of U.S. 5. Rick Santorum, O'Connor, first female Odierno, Chief of Monkey Trial' singer-songwriter 5. Elizabeth Dole, singer Stills & Nash singer/fashion model actor/director, "Meet metal band Monkey Wrench Gang" 5. Dalton Trumbo, former U.S. Senator, Supreme Court Staff of Army former U.S. Senator, the Parents" two-time Oscar Pennsylvania Justice North Carolina winning screenwriter 5. Larry Page/Sergey Manhattan (13) Brin, founders, Google 1. Rudy Giuliani, former Dayton (11) mayor of New York City 1. Joseph Desch, 2. Ray Kelly, former inventor; WWII NYC police codebreaker commissioner 2. Mike Turner, U.S. 3. James Patterson, best-selling author The Alumni Bracket congressman, Ohio 4. James Brady, columnist, Page Six 3. Erma Bombeck, humorist, syndicated 5. Bob Jeffrey, CEO, J. Walter Thompson There has always been one major drawback to the March ritual of filling out an NCAA even whether they graduated. The metric we consulted in our selection process was a Florida, the NCAA tournament’s No. 1 overall seed, may have the best basketball team in the “30-Rock” co-stars, as Tina Fey’s Virginia team lost to Alec Baldwin and the George columnist tournament bracket: The 68 schools invited to the tournament are only judged by their ability proprietary statistic called Gross Overall Fame (GOF), which was based on a complex country, but Senator Marco Rubio’s Gators were stunned in the first round by the No. 16 seed Washington Colonials. 4. Don Novello, comedian, 'Father Guido Sarducci' Mercer (14) to play basketball. That’s why The Wall Street Journal is introducing an entirely different basis algorithm that we’d prefer not to explain at this time. The only ineligible alumni were people Albany, led by the potent combination of Steve Guttenberg and Harvey Milk. Manhattan also But the team to beat in the Alumni Bracket is Harvard. Any school whose bench includes the 5. Charles Pederson, Nobel Prize-winning of comparison for colleges and universities. How fabulous are their alumni? who are primarily known as athletes, coaches, team owners or commentators. pulled off a major first-round upset when former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani and sitting Supreme Court chief justice, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and several ex-presidents chemist 1. Nancy Grace, TV To mimic the NCAA tournament, the schools in our first-ever Alumni Bracket were assigned While we’ll leave the final decisions to you – go to wsj.com/sports next week to vote – we novelist James Patterson knocked off Louisville, the basketball tournament’s defending (sorry, Rutherford B. Hayes!) has to be a betting favorite. host,"Nancy Grace" a team of five. It didn’t matter if these alumni were living or dead, undergraduates or Ph.D.’s, or decided to play out the first two rounds themselves. national champion. The second round was highlighted by a high-powered matchup of Can they be beat? That, we’re happy to say, is up to you… —Geoff Foster Stephen F. Austin (12) 2. Griffin Bell, former 1. Don Henley, musician, U.S. Attorney General The Eagles 3. Walter George, (1) Florida (1) Arizona 2. Rodney Crowell, former senator, President pro tempore Albany Go to WSJ.com/Sports next week to vote on the Sweet Sixteen Arizona Grammy-winning 4. Carl Vinson, former congressman, "father (16) Albany (16) Weber State country music musician of the two-ocean navy" Colorado Arizona 3. Joseph W. Kennedy, discoverer of Plutonium Thomas Hardwick, former Georgia senator (8) Colorado (8) Gonzaga 4. Will Jennings, songwriter, "My Heart Will Go and governor Colorado Oklahoma State On" (9) Pittsburgh (9) Oklahoma State 5. Bill Owens, former Colorado governor Wofford (15) 1. Olin Johnston, (5) VCU (5) Oklahoma Tulsa (13) former South Carolina Stephen F. Austin Oklahoma 1. Phillip "Dr. Phil" senator and governor (12) Stephen F. Austin (12) N. Dakota State McGraw, TV 2. Craig Melvin, anchor, UCLA Oklahoma psychologist NBC News (4) UCLA (4) San Diego State 2. Rue McClanahan, 3. Donald Fowler, former chairman, Democratic UCLA San Diego State actress, "Golden Girls" National Committee (13) Tulsa (13) New Mexico State 3. Jim Inhofe, U.S. Senator, Oklahoma 4. Ellison Smith, former South Carolina senator 4. Mary Kay Place, actress, "The Big Chill" 5. Van Hipp, chairman, American Defense (6) Ohio State South West (6) Baylor 5. Chad "Corntassel" Smith, Principal Chief of International Ohio State Nebraska Cherokee Nation (11) Dayton (11) Nebraska Arizona (1) Syracuse Nebraska Western Michigan (14) 1. Barry Goldwater, (3) Syracuse (3) Creighton 1. Tim Allen, actor, 1964 U.S. presidential Syracuse Lafayette "Home Improvement" candidate (14) W. Michigan (14) Louisiana-Lafayette 2. Bruce Campbell, 2. Savannah Guthrie, actor, "Evil Dead" TV host, “The Today Show” (7) New Mexico (7) Oregon 3. Terry Crews, actor, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" 3. Kristen Wiig, actress, “Bridesmaids” Stanford BYU 4. Luther Vandross, singer-songwriter, record 4. David Foster Wallace, author, “Infinite Jest” (10) Stanford (10) BYU Wisconsin producer 5. Geraldo Rivera, TV host, “Geraldo” Stanford (2) Kansas (2) Wisconsin 5. Homer Stryker, founder, Stryker Corporation Kansas Wisconsin Wisconsin (2) (15) E. Kentucky (15) American Eastern Kentucky (15) 1. Frank Lloyd Wright, 1. Lee Majors, actor, "Six Million Dollar Man" architect (1) Virginia (1) Wichita State 2. Charles Lindbergh, 2. Sam Champion, aviator Virginia Wichita State weatherman, "Good (16) Coastal Carolina (16) Cal.
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