List of University of Michigan sporting alumni
This is a list of sporting persons who attended the University of Michigan.
- The parent article is at List of University of Michigan alumni
| Academic unit key | |
|---|---|
| Symbol | Academic unit |
| ARCH | Taubman College |
| BUS | Ross School of Business |
| COE | College of Engineering |
| DENT | School of Dentistry |
| GFSPP | Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy |
| HHRS | Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies |
| LAW | Law School |
| LSA | College of LS&A |
| MED | Medical School |
| MUSIC | School of Music, Theatre and Dance |
| PHARM | School of Pharmacy |
| SED | School of Education |
| SNRE | School of Natural Resources |
| SOAD | School of Art & Design |
| SOI | School of Information |
| SON | School of Nursing |
| SOK | School of Kinesiology |
| SOSW | School of Social Work |
| SPH | School of Public Health |
| MDNG | Matriculated, did not graduate |
Sports
Baseball
- Jim Abbott, 1989, one-handed major-league baseball pitcher for California Angels and New York Yankees[1]
- Pete Appleton, accomplished pianist and band leader; opted for a baseball career after graduating from the University of Michigan[2]
- Steve Boros, former Detroit Tigers infielder[3]
- Jim Burton (baseball), former Boston Red Sox pitcher[4]
- Mike Cervenak, former MLB infielder[5]
- Danny Fife, former Major League Baseball player[6]
- Bill Freehan, former All-Star and Golden Glove catcher, Detroit Tigers[7]
- Elmer Gedeon, Major League Baseball player killed in action in World War II[8]
- Charlie Gehringer, Baseball Hall of Fame second baseman[9]
- Rick Hahn, general manager of the Chicago White Sox
- Drew Henson, played NFL football and MLB baseball[10]
- Steve Howe (baseball), former MLB pitcher[11]
- Scott Kamieniecki, former MLB pitcher[12]
- Henry Killilea (1863-1929), one of the five men who founded baseball's American League as a major league in 1899[13]
- Barry Larkin, 1986, former Cincinnati Reds baseball player, 1995 National League MVP, Baseball Hall of Fame[14]
- Chick Lathers, former MLB infielder[15]
- Doc Lavan, former MLB infielder[16]
- Rick Leach (baseball), former MLB outfielder[17]
- Don Lund (born 1923), former backup outfielder in Major League Baseball who played for the Brooklyn Dodgers, St. Louis Browns and Detroit Tigers[18]
- Tom Lundstedt, former Major League catcher for Chicago Cubs and Minnesota Twins[19]
- Elliott Maddox (born 1947), won the 1967 Big Ten batting title with a .467 average; former player for six MLB teams[20]
- Mike Matheny, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals[21]
- Hal Morris, former MLB first baseman[22]
- Steve Ontiveros (pitcher), former MLB pitcher[23]
- Bennie Oosterbaan, former University of Michigan baseball and football player[24]
- Slicker Parks, former Detroit Tigers pitcher[25]
- Steve Phillips, former GM of the New York Mets, ESPN analyst[26]
- J. J. Putz, MLB relief pitcher[27]
- Branch Rickey, 1911, former president and general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers who integrated Major League Baseball by signing Jackie Robinson
- Leon Roberts, former MLB baseball player[28]
- William A. Roman, University of Michigan team captain senior year; Detroit Tigers first baseman, 1964–65,[29] who also was awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovation
- Chris Sabo, former third baseman for Cincinnati Reds[30]
- Bobby Scales, second baseman for the Chicago Cubs[31]
- Brian Simmons (baseball), former Major League Baseball outfielder[32]
- George Sisler, first baseman for St. Louis Browns, member of Baseball Hall of Fame[33]
- Ted Sizemore, former MLB infielder[34]
- Lary Sorensen, former MLB pitcher[35]
- Dick Wakefield, former Detroit Tigers outfielder[36]
- Moses Fleetwood Walker, former professional baseball player in 1884; believed to be first African-American to play major-league baseball
- Geoff Zahn, former MLB pitcher[37]
- Bill Zepp, former MLB pitcher[38]
Draftees
Baseball draftees, by year, team and round from 2005 to 1965:
- Chris Getz 2005, Chicago White Sox, 4th[39]
- Clayton Richard, 2005, Chicago White Sox, 8th[40]
- Derek Feldkamp, 2005, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, 9th[41]
- Jim Brauer, 2005, Florida Marlins, 9th[42]
- Michael Penn (baseball), 2005, Kansas City Royals, 11th[43]
- Kyle Bohm, 2005, Toronto Blue Jays, 16th[44]
- Jeff Kunkel, 2005, Detroit Tigers, 37th[45]
- Derek Feldkamp, 2004, Toronto Blue Jays, 41st[41]
- Jim Brauer, 2004, New York Mets, 42nd[46]
- Brandon Roberts (baseball),2004, Cincinnati Reds, 45th[47]
- Jake Fox, 2003, Chicago Cubs, 3rd[48]
- Brock Koman, 2003, Houston Astros, 9th[49]
- Jim Brauer, 2003, Colorado Rockies, 17th[42]
- Rich Hill (baseball), 2002, Chicago Cubs, 4th[50]
- Bobby Korecky, 2002, Philadelphia Phillies, 19th[51]
- Rich Hill, 2001, California Angels, 7th[50]
- Bobby Wood,2001, New York Yankees, 24th[52]
- David Parrish, 2000, New York Yankees, 1st (28th pick)[53]
- J. J. Putz, 1999, Seattle, 6th[54]
- Brian Bush, 1999, Philadelphia, 12th[55]
- Bobby Scales, 1999, San Diego, 14th[31]
- Mike Seestedt, 1999, Baltimore, 26th[56]
- Brian Berryman, 1998, San Diego, 7th[57]
- J. J. Putz, 1998, Minnesota, 17th[58]
- Derek Besco, 1998, Detroit, 25th[59]
- Mike Cervenak, 1998, Oakland A's, 43rd[60]
- Kelly Dransfeldt, 1996, Texas, 2nd[61]
- Brian Steinbach, 1996, Milwaukee Brewers, 54th[62]
- Brian Simmons, 1995, Chicago White Sox, 2nd[63]
- Scott Weaver, 1995, Detroit, 8th[64]
- Ryan Van Oeveren, 1995, Montreal, 26th[65]
- Matt Ferullo, 1995, New York Mets, 31st[66]
- Heath Murray, 1994, San Diego, 3rd[67]
- Ray Ricken, 1994, New York Yankees, 5th[68]
- Ron Hollis, 1994, Los Angeles, 10th[69]
- Chris Newton (baseball), 1994, Detroit, 27th[70]
- Nate Holdren, 1993, Colorado, 16th[71]
- Derek Jeter, 1992, New York, 1st (6th overall)[72]
- Dennis Konuszewski, 1992, Pittsburgh, 9th[73]
- Russell Brock, 1991, Oakland, 2nd[74]
- Tim Flannelly, 1991, New York Yankees, 3rd[75]
- Jason Pfaff, 1991, Detroit, 8th[76]
- Mike Matheny, 1991, Milwaukee Brewers, 8th[77]
- Andy Fairman, 1991, Milwaukee Brewers, 24th[78]
- Dan Ruff, 1991, Detroit, 31st[79]
- Kirt Ojala, 1990, New York Yankees, 4th[80]
- Matt Morse, 1990, Minnesota, 19th[81]
- Greg Haeger, 1990, Detroit, 21st[82]
- Greg McMurtry, 1990, Detroit, 27th[83]
- Ross Powell, 1989, Cincinnati, 3rd[84]
- Mike Grimes, 1989, Oakland, 3rd[85]
- Tim Lata, 1989, St. Louis, 36th[86]
- John Locker, 1989, Boston, 40th[87]
- Jim Abbott, 1988, California, 1st (8th pick)[88]
- Bill St. Peter, 1988, Chicago Cubs, 7th[89]
- Mike Ignasiak, 1988, Milwaukee Brewers, 8th[90]
- Steve Finken, 1988, Los Angeles, 21st
- Mike Gillette, 1988, Kansas City Royals, 34th[91]
- Chris Lutz, 1988, Chicago Cubs, 43rd[92]
- Tom Brock, 1988, Seattle, 46th[93]
- Mike Ignasiak, 1987, St. Louis, 4th[94]
- Jim Agemy, 1987, New York Yankees, 51st[95]
- Casey Close, 1986, New York Yankees, 7th[96]
- Hal Morris, 1986, New York Yankees, 8th[97]
- Dan Disher, 1986, Seattle, 10th[98]
- Scott Kamieniecki, 1986, New York Yankees, 14th (& 1985 by Brewers − 16th)[99]
- David Karasinski, 1986, Atlanta, 42nd[100]
- Barry Larkin, 1985, Cincinnati, 1st (4th pick)[101]
- Mike Watters, 1985, Los Angeles, 2nd[102]
- Dan Disher, 1985, Detroit, 27th[98]
- Gary Wayne, 1984, Montreal, 4th[103]
- Gary Grant (basketball), 1984, Milwaukee Brewers, 16th
- Bill Shuta, 1984, Detroit, 34th[104]
- Rich Stoll, 1983, Montreal, 1st (14th pick)[105]
- Chris Sabo, 1983, Cincinnati, 2nd[106]
- Dave Kopf, 1983, Chicago Cubs, 3rd[107]
- Jeff Jacobson (baseball), 1983, Baltimore, 11th[108]
- Gary Wayne, 1983, Oakland, 23rd[109]
- Steve Ontiveros (pitcher), 1982, Oakland, 2nd[110]
- Tony Evans, 1982, Cincinnati, 6th[111]
- Jim Paciorek, 1982, Milwaukee Brewers, 8th[112]
- John Young, 1982, Detroit, 19th[113]
- Jeff Jacobson (baseball), 1982, Detroit, 27th[108]
- Scot Elam, 1981, Toronto, 10th[114]
- Jim Paciorek, 1981, Cleveland, 14th[112]
- Gerry Hool, 1981, Toronto, 15th[115]
- Mark Clinton, 1981, Houston, 17th[116]
- George Foussianes, 1980, Detroit, 36th[117]
- Rick Leach (baseball), 1979, Detroit, 1st (13th pick)[118]
- Steve Howe (baseball), 1979, Los Angeles, 1st (16th pick)[119]
- Steve Perry, 1979, Los Angeles, 1st (25th pick)[120]
- George Foussianes, 1979, Montreal, 28th[117]
- Mike Parker (baseball), 1978, San Diego, 8th[121]
- Rick Leach, 1978, Philadelphia, 24th[118]
- David Chapman, 1978, Texas, 37th[122]
- Lary Sorensen, 1976, Milwaukee Brewers, 8th[123]
- Dick Walterhouse,1976, Pittsburgh, 19th[124]
- Chuck Rogers, 1975, Chicago Cubs, 8th[125]
- Tom Joyce (baseball), 1975, Chicago White Sox, 27th[126]
- James (Randy) Hackney, 1975, Chicago Cubs, 29th
- John Lonchar, 1974, Minnesota, 7th[127]
- Mark Crane, 1973, Philadelphia, 13th[128]
- Tom Kettinger, 1973, Pittsburgh, 30th[129]
- Tom Lundstedt, 1970, Chicago Cubs, 1st[130]
- John Hurley (baseball), 1969, Minnesota, 1st[131]
- Glen Redmon, 1969, Chicago White Sox, 19th[132]
- Geoff Zahn, 1968, Los Angeles, 5th[133]
- Elliott Maddox, 1968, Detroit, 1st[134]
- Steve Evans (baseball, born 1940s), 1968, St. Louis, 1st
- John Hurley (baseball), 1968, Detroit, 2nd[131]
- Dave Renkiewicz, 1968, Chicago White Sox, 4th[135]
- Gerald Christman, 1968, San Francisco, 6th[136]
- Nikola Radakovik, 1967, Houston, 2nd[137]
- Geoff Zahn, 1967, Boston, 5th[133]
- Bill Zepp, 1967, Boston, 7th[138]
- Leslie Tanona, 1967, Detroit, 4th[139]
- Keith Spicer, 1967, Minnesota, 18th[140]
- Geoff Zahn, 1967, Detroit, 2nd[141]
- Dave Renkiewicz, 1967, Chicago White Sox, 6th[142]
- John Hurley (baseball), 1967, Chicago White Sox, 15th[143]
- Bob Reed (football), 1966, Washington, 2nd
- Richard Schryer, 1966, Chicago White Sox, 6th[144]
- Robert Gilhooley, 1966, Detroit, 3rd[145]
- Nikola Radakovik, 1966, Kansas City A's, 10th[146]
- Chandler Simonds, 1966, Detroit, 12th[147]
- Ted Sizemore, 1966, Los Angeles, 15th[148]
- Cazzie Russell, 1966, Kansas City A's, 27th[149]
- Geoff Zahn, 1966, Chicago White Sox, 34th[141]
- Bob Reed (football), 1966, Detroit, 2nd
- Richard Schryer, 1966, Los Angeles, 2nd[150]
- Bill Zepp, 1966, Detroit, 8th[151]
- Bob Reed (football), 1965, Detroit, 4th
- Carl Cmejrek, 1965, Baltimore, 24th[152]
- Bill Zepp, 1965, Milwaukee Braves, 33rd[151]
- Dan Fife, ????, Detroit, 2nd[153]
- Michael Elwood, 1972, California Angels, 5th[154]
- Leon Roberts, ????, Detroit, 10th[155]
Basketball (men’s)
- Maceo Baston, 1994–1997, basketball player[156]
- Bill Buntin, 1963–1965, All-American, U-M record with 58 double-doubles[157]
- Trey Burke, 2012, 2013 professional basketball player[158]
- Jamal Crawford, 2001, professional basketball player[159]
- Stu Douglass (born 1990), American-Israeli basketball player for the Israeli team Maccabi Ashdod
- Gary Grant, 1984–1988, All-American 1987–1988, professional, #15 draft pick to Seattle SuperSonics[160]
- Tim Hardaway, Jr.
- Manny Harris, 2007–2009, professional basketball player[161]
- Juwan Howard, 1991–1993, "Fab Five" member, professional basketball player[162]
- Ray Jackson (basketball), 1991–1994, "Fab Five" member, former professional basketball player
- Jimmy King, 1991–1994, "Fab Five" member, former professional basketball player[163]
- Tony Peyton, 1922–2007, last surviving member of the original Harlem Globetrotters
- Krista Lynn Phillips (born 1988), Canadian basketball centre for the Dandenong Rangers of the Australian WNBL
- Richard Rellford (born 1964), basketball player
- Glen Rice, basketball player; Most Outstanding Player of the 1989 men's basketball Final Four; holds NCAA record for most total points in a single NCAA tournament, with 184[164]
- Bernard Robinson (basketball), basketball player[165]
- Rumeal Robinson, basketball player 1987–1990[166]
- Jalen Rose, 1991–1994, "Fab Five" member, professional basketball player[167]
- Cazzie Russell, 1964–66, basketball player[168]
- Maurice Taylor, basketball player[169]
- Rudy Tomjanovich, 1966–1970, basketball player and coach[170]
- John Townsend (basketball), 1946-38, All-American
- Robert Traylor, basketball player[171]
- Chris Webber, 1991–1993, "Fab Five" member, professional basketball player, first overall pick in the 1993 NBA Draft[172]
Basketball (women's)
- Diane Dietz, UM's 2nd all-time scoring leader with 2,076 points, set Big Ten single-game scoring record with 45 points in 1982, inducted into Athletic Hall of Honor in 1996[173]
- Pollyanna Johns Kimbrough, Jamaican-born center, led UM in scoring and rebounds three straight years, holds UM records for career shooting percentage (.552), single-season shooting percentage (.662 in the 1997–98 season), and career rebounding percentage (9.6 per game), played six season in the WNBA[174]
- Krista Phillips, played for Team Canada in the 2012 Summer Olympics[175]
- Stacey Thomas, played six season in the WNBA[176]
Football
- Jeff Backus, NFL football player[177]
- Ronald Bellamy, NFL football player[178]
- Tim Biakabutuka, NFL football player[179]
- Grant Bowman, NFL practice-squad player[180]
- Tom Brady, 2000, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback, four-time Super Bowl MVP[181]
- Alan Branch, NFL football player[182]
- David Brandt (American football), NFL football player[183]
- Tony Branoff, halfback for University of Michigan, 1952-55[184]
- Steve Breaston, NFL football player[185]
- Dave Brown (cornerback), NFL football player[186]
- Prescott Burgess, NFL football player[187]
- Mark Campbell (tight end), NFL football player[188]
- Brian Carpenter, 1982, NFL football player[189]
- Anthony Carter (American football), NFL football player[190]
- Todd Collins (quarterback), NFL football player[191]
- Markus Curry, NFL football player[192]
- Dan Dierdorf, 1971, sportscaster and NFL tackle; member of Pro Football Hall of Fame[193]
- Kevin Dudley, NFL football player[194]
- Tyler Ecker, NFL football player[195]
- Braylon Edwards, 2005, NFL wide receiver, 2004 winner of Fred Biletnikoff Award[196]
- Stanley Edwards, 1982, NFL football player[197]
- Rich Eisen, 1990, NFL Network broadcaster
- Hayden Epstein (born 1980), NFL football player[198]
- Forest Evashevski, 1941, football player, head coach at Washington State and Iowa, member of College Football Hall of Fame[199]
- Steve Everitt, NFL football player[200]
- Jay Feely, NFL football player[201]
- Bill Flemming (LS&A), sportscaster
- Larry Foote, NFL football player[202]
- Gerald Ford, 38th President of the United States[203]
- Benny Friedman,[204] "Benny revolutionized football", the Bears' George Halas once said; Friedman's value was so great that Giants owner Tim Mara bought the Detroit Wolverines franchise in 1929 just so he could add him to his roster; College Football Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee[205]
- Ian Gold, NFL football player[206]
- Jonathan Goodwin (American football), NFL football player[207]
- Elvis Grbac, NFL football player[208]
- Brian Griese, NFL football player[209]
- James Hall (football player), NFL football player[210]
- Leon Hall, NFL football player[211]
- Jim Harbaugh, 1986, NFL quarterback, former head coach of Stanford and the San Francisco 49ers, current head coach of Michigan Wolverines football team[212]
- Tom Harmon, 1941, football player; 1940 Heisman Trophy winner and sportscaster; member of College Football Hall of Fame[213]
- David Harris (American football), NFL football player[214]
- Mercury Hayes, NFL and CFL football player[215]
- Tommy Hendricks, NFL football player[216]
- Dwight Hicks, NFL football defensive back[217]
- Elroy Hirsch (aka "Crazy Legs" Hirsch), football player; only Michigan athlete to letter in four sports in a single year; NFL receiver; University of Wisconsin athletic director; member of College Football Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame[218]
- Victor Hobson, NFL football player[219]
- Dick Honig, college football and basketball referee
- Desmond Howard, 1992, football player, 1991 Heisman Trophy winner and Super Bowl XXXI MVP[220]
- Steve Hutchinson (American football), NFL football player[221]
- Marlin Jackson, NFL defensive back[222]
- Dana Jacobson (BA 1993), sportscaster
- Jon Jansen, NFL football player[223]
- George Jewett, athlete who became the first African American college football player at the University of Michigan[224]
- Ron Johnson (running back) (BUS: BBA 1969), NFL football player[225]
- Dhani Jones, 2000, NFL football player, host of ESPN's Timeless[226]
- Bennie Joppru, NFL football player[227]
- Cato June, NFL football player[228]
- Alain Kashama, NFL football player[229]
- Marcus Knight, NFL football player[230]
- Ty Law, NFL football player[231]
- Jeremy LeSueur, NFL football player[232]
- Rob Lytle, NFL football player[233]
- Joe Magidsohn, football All-American[234]
- Roy Manning, NFL football player[235]
- Tim Massaquoi, NFL football player[236]
- John Maulbetsch, All-American halfback at Adrian College in 1911 and University of Michigan 1914 to 1916[237]
- Earl Maves, NFL football player[238]
- Bill Mazer (BA) (b. 1920 Kiev, at that time a part of Russia), TV/radio personality; emigrated from former Soviet Union before his first birthday, grew up in Brooklyn, New York; during World War II, served in US Armed Forces-Air Force Transport Command in the Pacific theatre
- Zoltan Mesko (BUS: BBA 2009; SOK: AM 2010), NFL football player[239]
- Les Miles, head coach of Kansas; former assistant coach at University of Michigan (1980–81); Dallas Cowboys tight ends coach (1998–2000), won National Championship at LSU in 2007[240]
- Jamie Morris, NFL football player[241]
- John Navarre, NFL football player[242]
- David M. Nelson (B.S. 1942), head football coach, athletic director, and dean of the University of Delaware[243]
- Harry Newman, football All-American, Douglas Fairbanks Trophy as Outstanding College Player of the Year (predecessor of the Heisman Trophy), College Football Hall of Fame, NFL player[244]
- Shantee Orr, NFL football player[245]
- Tony Pape, NFL football player[246]
- DeWayne Patmon, NFL football player[247]
- Dave Pearson (American football), NFL football player[248]
- Chris Perry (football player), NFL football player[249]
- Merv Pregulman, NFL football player[250]
- Jay Riemersma, NFL football player[251]
- Jon Runyan, 1995, NFL football player[252]
- Ernest Shazor, NFL football player[253]
- Aaron Shea, NFL football player[254]
- Greg Skrepenak, NFL football player, Luzerne County (Pennsylvania) commissioner[255]
- Larry Stevens, NFL football player[256]
- Tai Streets, NFL football player[257]
- Bert Sugar (LAW: JD 1961; BUS: MBA 1961), former publisher-editor of Ring magazine
- David Terrell (wide receiver), NFL football player[258]
- Anthony Thomas (American football), NFL football player[259]
- Amani Toomer, NFL football player[260]
- Jerame Tuman, NFL football player[261]
- Irv Utz, namesake of Irv Utz Stadium (dedicated in 2011) at Washington University, where he was head baseball coach; Kelley field complex was officially renamed in his honor in 2011; member of Washington University Sports Hall of Fame, coach and administrator there for more than 16 years, also Washington University's head football coach; All-American football player at the University of Michigan
- Gabe Watson, NFL football player[262]
- Andre Weathers, NFL football player[263]
- Tyrone Wheatley, NFL football player[264]
- Gerald White, NFL football player[265]
- James Whitley (American football), NFL football player[266]
- Stu Wilkins (born c. 1928), football player, lawyer, and businessman; played guard for the University of Michigan from 1945 to 1948; one of the leaders behind the establishment of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton[267]
- Josh Williams (American football), NFL football player[268]
- Maurice Williams (offensive tackle), NFL football player[269]
- Eric Wilson (linebacker, born 1962), NFL football player[270]
- Hugh E. Wilson, head football and baseball coach at Louisiana Tech[271]
- Chuck Winters, CFL player, Grey Cup champion[272]
- Irv Wisniewski, head basketball and golf coach, assistant football coach at the University of Delaware[273]
- LaMarr Woodley, NFL football player[274]
- Pierre Woods, NFL football player[275]
- Charles Woodson, 1997, NFL football player and 1997 Heisman Trophy winner[276]
- Butch Woolfolk, NFL football player[277]
- Tracy Wolfson, CBS Sports reporter
Football: Consensus All-American
Michigan's Football All-Americans: 120 individual players have earned first-team All-American honors, representing 142 separate citations, including two three-time winners and eighteen two-time All-Americans.[278]
Name, position, year
- Jake Long, OL, 2007[279]
- Jake Long, OL, 2006[279]
- Braylon Edwards, WR, 2004[280]
- David Baas, OL, 2004[281]
- Marlin Jackson, DB, 2004[282]
- Ernest Shazor, DB, 2004[283]
- Chris Perry, RB, 2003[284]
- Steve Hutchinson, OL, 2000[285]
- Charles Woodson, DB, 1997[286]
- Jarrett Irons, LB, 1996[287]
- Desmond Howard, WR, 1991[288]
- Greg Skrepenak, OL, 1991[289]
- Tripp Welborne, DB, 1990[290]
- Tripp Welborne, DB, 1989[290]
- John Vitale, C, 1988[291]
- Mark Messner, DL, 1988[292]
- John Elliot, OL, 1987[293]
- Garland Rivers, DB, 1986[294]
- Mike Hammerstein, DL, 1985[295]
- Brad Cochran, DB, 1985[296]
- Anthony Carter, WR, 1982[297]
- Anthony Carter, WR, 1981[297]
- Ed Muransky, OL, 1981[298]
- Kurt Becker, OL, 1981[299]
- Ron Simpkins, LB, 1979[300]
- Mark Donahue, G, 1977[301]
- Rob Lytle, RB, 1976[302]
- Mark Donahue, G, 1976[301]
- Dave Brown, DB, 1974[303]
- Dave Gallagher, DL, 1973[304]
- Dave Brown, DB, 1973[303]
- Paul Seymour, T, 1972[305]
- Randy Logan, DB, 1972[306]
- Reggie McKenzie, G, 1971[307]
- Mike Taylor, LB, 1971[308]
- Dan Dierdorf, T, 1970[309]
- Jim Mandich, E, 1969[310]
- Tom Curtis, DB, 1969[311]
- Jack Clancy, E, 1966[312]
- Bill Yearby, DT, 1965[313]
- Ron Kramer, E, 1956[314]
- Ron Kramer, E, 1955[314]
- Alvin Wistert, T, 1949[315]
- Dick Rifenburg, E, 1948[316]
- Alvin Wistert, T, 1948[317]
- Bob Chappuis, B, 1947[318]
- Bill Daley, B, 1943[319]
- Albert Wistert, T, 1942[320]
- Julius Franks, G, 1942[321]
- Bob Westfall, B, 1941[322]
- Tom Harmon, B, 1940[323]
- Tom Harmon, B, 1939[324]
- Ralph Heikkinen, G, 1938[325]
- Francis Wistert, T, 1933[326]
- Chuck Bernard, C, 1933[327]
- Harry Newman, B, 1932[328]
- Otto Pommerening, T, 1928[329]
- Bennie Oosterbaan, E, 1927[330]
- Bennie Oosterbaan, B, 1926[330]
- Benny Friedman, B, 1926[331]
- Bennie Oosterbaan, E, 1925[330]
- Benny Friedman, B, 1925[331]
- Jack Blott, C, 1923[332]
- Harry Kipke, B, 1922[333]
- John Maulbetsch, B, 1914[334]
- Miller Pontius, B, 1913[335]
- Stanfield Wells, E, 1910[336]
- Stanfield Wells, G, 1910[337]
- Albert Benbrook, G, 1909[338]
- Adolph "Germany" Schulz, C, 1907[339]
- Willie Heston, B, 1904[340]
- Willie Heston, B, 1903[341]
- Neil Snow, E, 1901[342]
- William Cunningham, C, 1898[343]
Golf
- Gary Wiren, PGA Master Professional instructor and SPGA golfer
Gymnastics
- Syque Caesar, represented Bangladesh at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London
- Chris Cameron, 2010 NCAA all-around champion
- Gilbert Larose, 1963 NCAA all-around champion
- Sam Mikulak, 2011 NCAA all-around champion
- Elise Ray, first-team All-American, 2002, 2003, and 2004, bronze medalist at 2000 Summer Olympics
- Beth Wymer, first-team All-American, 1992, 1993, 1994, and 1995
Hockey
- Red Berenson (BUS: BBA 1962, MBA 1966), retired in 2017 after 33 years as head coach of the Michigan men's hockey team[344]
- Mike Brown, San Jose Sharks[345]
- Mike Cammalleri, New Jersey Devils[346]
- Andrew Cogliano, Anaheim Ducks[347]
- Mike Comrie, New York Islanders[348]
- Andrew Ebbett, Chicago Blackhawks[349]
- Carl Hagelin, Pittsburgh Penguin[350]
- Matt Herr, ice hockey forward[351]
- Vic Heyliger, 1935–38, All-American[352]
- Quinn Hughes, defenseman[353]
- Zach Hyman, Toronto Maple Leafs[354]
- Jack Johnson, Columbus Blue Jackets[355]
- Mike Knuble, Washington Capitals[356]
- Chad Kolarik, Phoenix Coyotes[357]
- Mike Komisarek, Carolina Hurricanes[358]
- John Madden, center for the Minnesota Wild[359]
- Al Montoya, goalie, first Cuban-American selected in NHL entry draft[360]
- Brendan Morrison, 1997, center and 17th Hobey Baker Memorial Award winner in 1997[361]
- Eric Nystrom, 2005, Calgary Flames, now on the Nashville Predators[362]
- Jed Ortmeyer, San Jose Sharks; former captain of the Wolverines; not drafted[363]
- Max Pacioretty, Montreal Canadiens[364]
- Kevin Porter, Phoenix Coyotes[365]
- John Harold "Johnny" Sherf (BA 1936), NHL player, first U.S. citizen to have his name engraved on the Stanley Cup[366]
- Steve Shields, Buffalo Sabres, San Jose Sharks[367]
- Jeff Tambellini, Los Angeles Kings
- Marty Turco, NHL goaltender, Most Outstanding Player of the 1998 Frozen Four; 2006 Canadian Olympic Team selection[368]
- Aaron Ward, NHL player[369]
Hockey draftees
Hockey draftees by team, year and round drafted, for the years 2006 to 1969:
- Billy Sauer, Colorado Avalanche, 2006, 7[370]
- Chris Summers, Phoenix Coyotes, 2006, 1[371]
- Mark Mitera, Anaheim Ducks, 2006, 1[372]
- Jason Bailey, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, 2005, 3[373]
- T. J. Hensick, Colorado Avalanche, 2005, 3[374]
- Jack Johnson, Carolina Hurricanes, 2005, 1[375]
- Chad Kolarik, Phoenix Coyotes, 2004, 7[376]
- Matt Hunwick, Boston Bruins, 2004, 7[377]
- Mike Brown, Vancouver Canucks, 2004, 5[378]
- Al Montoya, New York Rangers, 2004, 1[379]
- David Rohlfs, Edmonton Oilers, 2003, 5[380]
- Tim Cook, Ottawa Senators, 2003, 5[381]
- Danny Richmond, Carolina Hurricanes, 2003, 2[382]
- Jeff Tambellini, Los Angeles Kings, 2003, 1[383]
- Dwight Helminen, Edmonton Oilers, 2002, 8[384]
- Jason Ryznar, New Jersey Devils, 2002, 3[385]
- Michael Cammalleri, Los Angeles Kings, 2001, 2[386]
- Brandon Rogers, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, 2001, 4[387]
- David Moss, Calgary Flames, 2001, 7[388]
- Mike Komisarek, Montreal Canadiens, 2001, 1[389]
- Michael Woodford Jr., Florida Panthers, 2001, 4[390]
- Milan Gajic, Atlanta Thrashers, 2001, 4[391]
- Andy Hilbert, Boston Bruins, 2000, 2[392]
- Jeff Jillson, San Jose Sharks, 1999, 1[393]
- Craig Murray, Montreal Canadiens, 1998, 8[394]
- Josh Blackburn, Phoenix Coyotes, 1998, 5[395]
- Blake Sloan, Dallas Stars, 1998[396]
- Geoff Koch, Nashville Predators, 1998, 3[397]
- Mike Van Ryn, New Jersey Devils, 1998, 1[398]
- John Madden, New Jersey Devils, 1998, 11[399]
- Andrew Merrick, Carolina Hurricanes, 1997, 7[400]
- Josh Langfeld, Ottawa Senators, 1997, 3[401]
- Justin Clark, Colorado Avalanche, 1996, 9[402]
- Sean Ritchlin, New Jersey Devils, 1996, 6[403]
- Bubba Berenzweig, New York Islanders, 1996, 5[404]
- Bill Muckalt, Vancouver Canucks, 1994, 9[405]
- Marty Turco, Dallas Stars, 1994, 5[406]
- Matt Herr, Washington Capitals, 1994, 4[407]
- Greg Crozier, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1994, 3[408]
- Robb Gordon, Vancouver Canucks, 1994, 2[409]
- Jason Botterill, Dallas Stars, 1994, 1[410]
- Mike Legg, New Jersey Devils, 1993, 11[411]
- Warren Luhning, New York Islanders, 1993, 4[412]
- Kevin Hilton, Detroit Red Wings, 1993, 3[413]
- Brendan Morrison, New Jersey Devils, 1993, 2[414]
- Steven Halko, Hartford Whalers, 1992, 10[415]
- Al Sinclair, Ottawa Senators, 1992, 6[416]
- Tim Hogan, Chicago Blackhawks, 1992, 5[417]
- Ryan Sittler, Philadelphia Flyers, 1992, 1[418]
- Brian Wiseman, New York Rangers, 1991, 12[419]
- David Oliver, Edmonton Oilers, 1991, 7[420]
- Steve Shields, Buffalo Sabres, 1991, 5[421]
- Mike Knuble, Detroit Red Wings, 1991, 4[422]
- Aaron Ward, Winnipeg Jets, 1991, 1[423]
- Dan Stiver, Toronto Maple Leafs, 1990, 8[424]
- Patrick Neaton, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1990, 7[425]
- Mark Ouimet, Washington Capitals, 1990, 5[426]
- Chris Tamer, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1990, 4[427]
- Rick Willis, New York Rangers, 1990, 4[428]
- Cam Stewart, Boston Bruins, 1990, 3[429]
- David Harlock, New Jersey Devils, 1990, 2[430]
- Doug Evans, Winnipeg Jets, 1989, 7[431]
- Ted Kramer, Los Angeles Kings, 1989, 7[432]
- David Roberts, St. Louis Blues, 1989, 6[433]
- Alex Roberts, Chicago Blackhawks, 1989, 3[434]
- Denny Felsner, St. Louis Blues, 1989, 3[435]
- Mike Moes, Toronto Maple Leafs, 1989, 2[436]
- Don Stone, Detroit Red Wings, 1988, 12[437]
- Mark Sorensen, Washington Capitals, 1988, 10[438]
- Mike Helber, Winnipeg Jets, 1988, 9[439]
- Joe Lockwood, New York, 1987, 3[440]
- Bryan Deasley, Calgary Flames, 1987, 1[441]
- Warren Sharples, Calgary Flames, 1986, 9[442]
- Ryan Pardoski, New Jersey Devils, 1986, 8[443]
- Brad Turner, Minnesota North Stars, 1986, 3[444]
- Todd Copeland, New Jersey Devils, 1986, 2[445]
- Jeff Urban, St. Louis Blues, 1985, 9[446]
- Mike Cusack, Philadelphia Flyers, 1985, 8[447]
- Myles O'Connor, New Jersey Devils, 1985, 3[448]
- Sean Baker, Buffalo Sabres, 1984, 12
- Billy Powers, Philadelphia Flyers, 1984, 9[449]
- Brad Jones, Winnipeg Jets, 1984, 8[450]
- Brad McCaughey, Montreal Canadiens, 1984, 8[451]
- Gary Lorden, Winnipeg Jets, 1984, 6[452]
- Jeff Norton, New York Islanders, 1984, 3[453]
- John Bjorkman, New York, 1983, 11[454]
- Bill Brauer, Montreal Canadiens, 1982, 12[455]
- Pat Goff, New York, 1982, 11[456]
- Greg Hudas, Detroit Red Wings, 1982, 7[457]
- Todd Carlile, Minnesota North Stars, 1982, 6[458]
- Dave Richter, Minnesota North Stars, 1980, 10[459]
- Brian Lundberg, Pittsburgh Penguins, 1980, 9[460]
- Paul Fricker, Hartford Whalers, 1980, 9[461]
- Murray Eaves, Winnipeg Jets, 1980, 3[462]
- Jeff Mars, Montreal Canadiens, 1978, 13[463]
- Rod Pacholzuk, Washington Capitals, 1978, 13[464]
- Dan Lerg, St. Louis Blues, 1978, 10[465]
- Doug Todd, Atlanta Flames, 1978, 9[466]
- John Olver, Colorado Rockies, 1978, 8[467]
- Dean Turner, New York, 1978, 3[468]
- Mark Miller, New York, 1977, 12
- Dan Hoene, St. Louis Blues, 1976, 11
- Rob Palmer, Los Angeles Kings, 1976, 5
- Dave Debol, Chicago Blackhawks, 1976, 4
- David Shand, Atlanta Flames, 1976, 1
- Doug Lindskog, St. Louis Blues, 1975, 7
- Gary Morrison, Philadelphia Flyers, 1975, 5
- Pat Hughes, Montreal Canadiens, 1975, 3
- Tom Lindskog, Atlanta Flames, 1974, 8
- Don Dufek, Detroit Red Wings, 1974, 6
- Angie Moretto, California Golden Seals, 1973, 11
- Greg Fox, Atlanta Flames, 1973, 11
- Bernie Gagnon, St. Louis Blues, 1969, 3
Softball
- Jenny Allard, first-team All-American and Big Ten Player of the Year in 1989, inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor in 2008, current head coach of the Harvard softball team
- Patti Benedict, first-team All-American in 1993, Big Ten Player of the Year in 1992 and 1993
- Michelle Bolster, Big Ten Player of the Year in 1988, current head coach of the Indiana Hoosiers softball team
- Amanda Chidester, first-team All-American in 2011, Big Ten Player of the Year in 2010 and 2011, holds UM record for career home runs
- Traci Conrad, first-team All-American in 1997 and 1998, first player to win two Big Ten batting titles, holds Big Ten record with 345 career hits
- Sara Driesenga, compiled a 31-9 record with 247 strikeouts and a 1.89 ERA in 2013
- Samantha Findlay, first-team All-American in 2007, MVP of the 2005 Women's College World Series, holds UM records for home runs in RBIs in a career (219), career slugging percentage (.677), and RBIs in a season (77)
- Sara Griffin, first-team All-American in 1995, 1996, and 1998, compiled a win-loss record of 106-19 at Michigan
- Tiffany Haas, first-team All-American in 2005, led the 2005 national championship team in hits
- Kelsey Kollen, first-team All-American in 2001, married to Major League Baseball pitcher and fellow UM alum J. J. Putz
- Kelly Kovach, first-team All-American in 1995, Academic All-American 1994–1995, Big Ten Pitcher of the Year in 1992 and 1995
- Jessica Merchant, captain of the 2005 Michigan team that won the 2005 Women's College World Series; Offensive Player of the Year in National Pro Fastpitch in 2006
- Vicki Morrow, Big Ten Player of the Year in 1987; Big Ten All-Decade Team; inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor in 2004
- Nikki Nemitz, first-team All-American in 2009; career record of 92-16 as a pitcher at Michigan
- Jennie Ritter, USA Softball's Player of the Year and first-team All-American in 2005; three victories for USA Elite Team at the Canada Cup; led the Elite Team to a gold medal at the Intercontinental Cup
- Sierra Romero, Big Ten Player of the Year as a freshman in 2013; broke UM's single-season home run record
- Alicia Seegert, set Big Ten records for batting average (.418 in 1984), hits, total bases and RBIs; inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor in 2006
- Dorian Shaw, tied single season home run record with 21 as a junior; second-team All-American in 2010
- Kellyn Tate, All-Big Ten player 1996, 1997, and 1998; won the Women's Pro Softball League batting title in 1998
- Jordan Taylor, compiled a 31-4 record as a freshman in 2008; co-Big Ten Player of the Year in 2010 with a 26-3 record and a 1.42 ERA
- Haylie Wagner, unanimously selected as Big Ten Pitcher of the Year in 2012 after compiling a 32-7 record and a 1.53 earned run average as a freshman
Swimming
International Swimming Hall of Fame inductees, including year of induction:[469]
- Sal Barba, 2009/2010, Olympic Trial finalist; Massachusetts state record holder in 100-yard backstroke
- Mike Barrowman, 1997, Swimming USA
- Gustavo Borges, 2012, Swimming BRA
- William "Buck" Dawson, 1986, Contributor USA
- Dick Degener, 1971, Diving USA
- Tom Dolan, 2006, Swimming USA, 1996 (Atlanta) and 2000 (Sydney) Summer Olympics gold medalist and former world record holder
- Taylor Drysdale, 1994, Swimming USA
- Ginny Duenkel, 1985, Swimming USA
- Jamison "Jam" Handy, 1965, Contributor USA
- Bruce Harlan, 1973, Diving USA*
- Harry Holiday, 1991, Swimming USA
- Dick Kimball, 1985, Coach/Diving USA**
- Micki King, 1978, Diving USA
- Matthew Mann II, 1965, Coach USA/Great Britain
- Robert Mowerson, 1986, Coach USA***
- Richard O. Papenguth, 1986, Coach USA****
- Michael Phelps, Swimming USA, 2000 Sydney, 2004 Athens and 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics; 21-time gold medal-winner who currently holds seven world records
- Carl Robie, 1976, Swimming USA
- Gus Stager, 1982, Coach USA
- Bob Webster, 1970, Diving USA
Track and field
- Dan Cooke, 2002 and 2004 Big Ten champion in the DMR
- Brian Diemer (1983), 1984 Summer Olympics bronze medalist in the steeplechase
- Bill Donakowski (1980), US Marathon champion in 1986
- Charlie Fonville, set world record in the shot put, 1948
- Elmer Gedeon, Big Ten track champion, killed in World War II
- DeHart Hubbard, first African American gold medalist in individual event at the 1924 Paris Olympics, member of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity (Phi Chapter)
- Katie McGregor (BA English 1999), eight-time NCAA All-American; three-time NCAA champion; three-time Big Ten Conference champion; has won four USATF national championships in distance races since 2005
- Greg Meyer (1978), Detroit Marathon champion (1980, course record); Chicago Marathon champion (1982) and Boston Marathon champion (1983)
- Penny Neer, first female athlete from UM to win a national title in a track and field event, winning the discus at the 1982 AIAW outdoor championship, two-time AIAW All-American and three-time Big Ten Conference discus champion
- Tiffany Adaez Porter (formerly Tiffany Ofili and Tiffany Ofili-Porter) (November 13, 1987) (Ph.D.), 100 metres hurdles
- Lisa Larsen Weidenbach Rainsberger (1983), won the Boston and Chicago Marathons; last American woman to win the Boston Marathon; finished 4th in the Marathon Olympic Trials three times in 1984, 1988 and 1992.
- Tom Robinson, athlete from the Bahamas; competed in sprint events
- Jerome Singleton, Paralympic athlete competing mainly in category T44 (single below knee amputation) sprint events
- Kevin Sullivan (BSE CEE 1998), 14-time All-American, four-time NCAA Champion, 12-time Big Ten Champion in cross country and track; placed 5th in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia in the 1,500-meter event for Canada
- Eddie Tolan, gold medals in 100 and 200 metres, 1932 Olympics; set world record in 100 metres at 9.5
- Bob Ufer, set world indoor record of 48.1 in the indoor 440-yard; All-American, 1943; once held eight U-M track records; broadcaster of U-M football, 1944–81
- Willis Ward, NCAA champion in high jump, long jump, 100-yard dash, 400-yard dash; second in voting for AP Big Ten Athlete of the Year, 1933; second African-American in football
- William Watson, Big Ten champion in discus, 1937–39; broad jump, 1937–38; shot put, 1937–38; javelin, 1939
- Alan Webb (MDNG: 2001, 2002), miler; at the New Balance Games in January, Webb's mile time of 3:59.86 seconds at New York City's made him the first American high school miler ever to run under four minutes indoors; current American record holder in the mile run at 3:46.91
- Nicholas "Nick" Willis (MNZOM) middle-distance runner; five-time NCAA All-American; six-time Big Ten Champion; two-time NCAA Champion; finalist in the 1500m at 2003 NCAA Championships; runner-up in the 3000m at 2004 NCAA Championships; 2005 indoor champion for the mile; three-time Commonwealth Games medalist winning a Commonwealth Games gold medal in the 1500m in 2006, and bronze medals in 2010 and 2014; represented his native New Zealand at 4 successive Commonwealth Games.Won Olympic Silver Medal in 2008,and won an Olympic Bronze Medal in Rio in 2016.Has represented New Zealand at 3 successive Olympic Games.
Various
- Elizabeth ("Betsey") Armstrong, water polo goalkeeper
- Ryan Bertin, two-time NCAA champion wrestler
- Bora Gulari (COE: 2001 BS ASE), named Rolex Yachtsman of the Year in 2009; won his first Moth world championship his second time out and became the first American in 33 years to claim the class' world title; included a win of the Harken McLube Moth Pacific Rim Championship along with second-place finishes at the Moth U.S. National Championship and U.S. Pacific Coast Championship; 2013 Moth national and world champion
- Janet Guthrie, first woman to compete in the Indianapolis 500 and the first woman to compete in the Daytona 500
- Newton C. Loken (Ph.D.), former artistic gymnast and coach of gymnastics, trampolining and cheerleading; coach of the University of Michigan gymnastics team for 36 years from 1948–1983
- Barry MacKay, tennis player, tournament director and tennis broadcaster
- Dave Porter, former two-time NCAA collegiate wrestling champion and football player
- Robert Rechsteiner (a.k.a. Rick Steiner), amateur and professional wrestler; amateur standout at the University of Michigan, placing 4th at an NCAA championship competition
- Scott Rechsteiner (B.S.E.) (a.k.a. Scott Steiner), amateur and professional wrestler
- Alan I. Rothenberg (A.B., 1960; LAW: J.D., 1963), chairman of the board of the 1994 World Cup Organizing Committee, president of the U.S. Soccer Federation and founder and chair of Major League Soccer
- Steve Warner, 2000, winner of 1997 Caviston Oar, back-to-back winner of Maize and Blue Award (1999-00), 2004 U.S. Olympian in Lightweight Four
- Joe Warren (born 1976), Greco-Roman wrestler and mixed martial artist
- MaliVai Washington, ranked the No. 1 college player in the US at the end of his sophomore season; 1996 Wimbledon men's singles finalist, first African American male to reach the Wimbledon final since Arthur Ashe in 1975
Olympians
- Greg Barton (BSE ME 1983), four-time Olympic medalist in sprint kayaking; won double gold at the 1988 Summer Olympic in Seoul
- Fernando Cañales, 1976 (Montreal), 1980 (Moscow) and 1984 (Los Angeles) Summer Olympics participant and member of the Puerto Rican Hall of Fame
- Meryl Davis, ice dancing; with partner Charlie White won 2009 U.S. championship, 2010 Vancouver Olympics silver medal, and 2014 Sochi Olympics gold medal
- Tom Dolan, 1996 (Atlanta) and 2000 (Sydney) Summer Olympics gold medalist swimmer
- Gordon Downie 1976 (Montreal) Summer Olympics bronze medalist swimmer
- Steve Fraser, 1984 (Los Angeles) Olympics Greco-Roman wrestling gold medalist
- Andy Hrovat, three-time NCAA All-American wrestler; 2008 Summer Olympics competitor in wrestling
- Brent Lang (BSE IO 1990), 1988 (Seoul) Olympics gold medallist in swimming as a member of the 400-meter freestyle relay team
- Matthew Mann, Olympic swim coach
- Bill Martin (BUS: MBA 1965), President of the United States Olympic Committee USOC
- Alan McClatchey, 1976 (Montreal) Summer Olympics bronze medalist swimmer
- Sam Mikulak, 2012 and 2016 Olympic gymnast
- Richard O. Papenguth, Olympic swim coach
- Michael Phelps, Olympic swimmer 2000 (Sydney), 2004 (Athens), 2008 (Beijing), 2012 (London), 2016 (Rio de Janeiro), multiple gold medalist
- Alfonso Qua (BSE ChE ’56), Olympic sailor (Soling) 1972 Kiel
- Elise Ray, Olympic gymnast
- Nicholas "Nick" Willis (MNZOM), four-time Olympian representing New Zealand at 2004 Athens Olympics, 2008 Beijing Olympics (silver medallist, 1500 metres), 2012 London Olympics, 2016 Rio Olympics (bronze medallist, 1500 metres)
- Marcel Wouda, Olympic swimmer
Through the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, 178 Michigan student-athletes and coaches had participated in the Olympics. The university has had medal winners in every Summer Olympics except 1896, and gold medalists in all but four Olympiads. A total of 22 countries, including the U.S., have been represented by Michigan athletes.[470]
Coaches
- George Allen (MS 1947), Virginia Sports Hall of Fame 1998; Pro Football Hall of Fame 2002; Los Angeles Rams head coach (1978, fired after two preseason games); Washington Redskins head coach (1971–77); Los Angeles Rams head coach (1966–70); Chicago Bears defensive coordinator (1962–65); Chicago Bears personnel director/assistant coach (1958–61); Los Angeles Rams assistant coach (1957)
- Charles A. Baird (A.B. 1895) (c. 1870-1944), football manager, university athletic director, and banker; first athletic director at the University of Michigan
- Daniel Earle McGugin (1879-1936), football player, coach and lawyer; called by some the dean of SEC football
- Harold "Tubby" Raymond (BSE ), former head football and baseball coach University of Delaware
- Jon Charles Urbanchek (BS 1962) U. of Michigan men's swimming and diving head coach 1982–2004, NCAA Championship 1995; Olympic swim coach 1976, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008; International Swimming Hall of Fame; coached numerous NCAA and world champions, gold medalists and world record holders
Team ownership and other sports business
- William Davidson (BUS: BBA 1947), finance and entertainment billionaire; founder of the William Davidson Institute at the Ross School of Business; Chairman of Guardian Industries, world's largest glass manufacturer; owner of the Detroit Pistons (NBA), Detroit Shock (WNBA), Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL) at his death in 2009
- Wycliffe Grousbeck (LAW: JD), assumed the role of Managing Partner and CEO of the Boston Celtics on December 31, 2002, after leading a local investment group that purchased the team
- Tom Lewand (AB ’91/MBA/JD ’96), President of the Detroit Lions
- Robert Nederlander (AB 1955, LAW: JD 1958), limited partner of the New York Yankees; director of Realogy Corporation since August 2006; director of Realogy Corporation's predecessor parent company, Cendant, since December 1997, chairman of Cendant's corporate governance committee since October 2002
- Rob Pelinka (BUS: B.B.A. 1993; LAW: J.D. 1996), basketball player at UM; prominent agent for many NBA stars, most notably Kobe Bryant
- Alan I. Rothenberg (A.B., 1960; LAW: J.D., 1963), chairman of the board of the 1994 FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee; president of the U.S. Soccer Federation; founder and chair of Major League Soccer
- Harvey Schiller (Ph.D.), member of Great Court Capital of New York and former United States Olympic Committee chief; former president of the International Baseball Federation and CEO of Global Options Group, a security investigation company; 24 years as an Air Force pilot, combat service in Vietnam; commissioner of the Southeastern Conference, USOC chief and head of sports at Turner Broadcasting
- Richard P. Tinkham (LAW: 1957), American Basketball Association (ABA) co-founder; co-founded the original ABA and the Indiana Pacers franchise in 1967; served for two years as President of the ABA Board of Trustees; instrumental in the creation of Market Square Arena in Indianapolis in 1972–75
- Preston Robert (Bob) Tisch (BA 1948), billionaire chairman of the Loews Corporation; United States Postmaster General from 1986–88; owned 50 percent of the New York Giants football team
- Fred Wilpon (AB 1958), president, CEO, and co-owner of the New York Mets baseball team; chairman of the board of Sterling Equities, Inc., a real estate investment and development firm, and of Pathogenesis Corp., a biotechnology company
- Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. (LAW: ), owned Buffalo Bills football team
- Arthur Wirtz (AB 1923) (1901-1983), powerful figure in sports and arena operation; owner of Chicago Stadium, Olympia Stadium in Detroit, the Bismarck Hotel in Chicago, the Chicago Blackhawks, and the Chicago Bulls
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