Where Super Bowl LV players played high school football

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There is no doubt that the Super Bowl is America’s biggest sporting event. And, when the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take the field Sunday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida for Super Bowl LV, the two rosters will be filled with players, who played their high school football in 28 different states.

Florida high school fans will be very happy, since the Sunshine State will be the most-represented state with 13 players, including two former players from Norland High School in Miami. Tampa Bay wide receiver Antonio Brown and Bucs’ cornerback Carlton Davis both played scholastically for the Vikings.

Norland and St. Augustine in New Orleans, Louisiana are the only two schools with two former players on the field Sunday. Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Tyrann Mathieu and Tampa Bay running back Leonard Fournette both played for the Purple Knights. Fournette and Mathieu are two of six players from the Bayou State who will be playing Sunday.

After Florida’s 13 players, Georgia and Pennsylvania will be represented by eight former players each. Texas will have seven former high school players in Tampa. California and Mississippi will have six former high schoolers on the field, with all of the Mississippi players suiting up for the Chiefs.

California, Louisiana and Michigan will have six players each, followed by Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Virginia with five players. Missouri and North Carolina, Maryland and Tennessee will have three former high schoolers each. Alabama, Colorado, Iowa, Kentucky Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma and Oregon have two players each and Delaware, Nebraska, New York, South Carolina and Utah have one high school football player each on the Super Bowl rosters.

Canada will be represented by Tampa Bay tight end Antony Auclair.

Below are the rosters with where every player played their high school football.

Kansas City Chiefs

PlayerNo. PositionHigh School
Nick Allegretti73GLincoln-Way East (Illinois)
Le’Veon Bell26RBGroveport-Madison (Ohio)
Bashaud Breeland21CBAllendale-Fairfax (Virginia)
Harrison Butker7KThe Westminster Schools (Georgia)
Frank Clark55DEGlenville (Ohio)
Mike Danna51DEDe La Salle Collegiate (Michigan)
Yasir Durant79OLImhotep Charter (Pennsylvania)
Clyde Edwards-Helaire25RB Catholic (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
Rashad Fenton27CBCarol City (Florida)
Antonio Hamilton20CBStrom Thurmond (South Carolina)
Mecole Hardman17WRElbert County (Georgia)
Darius Harris47LBHorn Lake (Mississippi)
Chad Henne 4QBWilson (West Lawn, Pennsylvania)
Tyreek Hill10WRCoffee (Georgia)
Anthony Hitchens53LBClearview (Ohio)
Chris Jones 95DTHouston (Mississippi)
Nick Keizer48TEPortage Northern (Michigan)
Travis Kelce87TECleveland Heights (Ohio)
Marcus Kemp19WRLayton (Utah)
BoPete Keyes29CBLaurel (Mississippi)
Daniel Kilgore67Dobyns-Bennett (Tennessee)
Tanoh Kpassagnon92DEWissahickon (Pennsylvania)
Chris Lammons45DBPlantation (Florida)
Patrick Mahomes15QBWhitehouse (Texas)
Tyrann Mathieu32CBSt. Augustine (Louisiana)
Matt Moore8QBHart (California)
Ben Niemann56LBSycamore (Illinois)
Derrick Nnadi91DTOcean Lakes (Virginia)
Dorian O’Daniel44LBGood Counsel (Maryland)
Alex Okafor57DEPflugerville (Texas)
Mike Pennel64DTGrandview (Colorado)
Byron Pringle13WRRobinson (Tampa, Florida)
Martinas Rankin74TMendenhall (Mississippi)
Austin Reiter62Lakewood Ranch (Florida)
Mike Remmers75OLJesuit (Oregon)
Demarcus Robinson11WRPeach County (Georgia)
Khalen Saunders99DTParkview Central (Missouri)
Ricky Seals-Jones83TESealy (Texas)
Anthony Sherman42FBNorth Attleborough (Massachusetts)
L’Jarius Sneed38DB Minden (Louisiana)
Daniel Sorensen49SColton (California)
Darwin Thompson34RBJenks (Oklahoma)
Juan Thornhill22SAltavista (Virginia)
Tommy Townsend5PBoone (Florida)
Charvarius Ward35CBMcComb (Mississippi)
Tim Ward90DEHigh Point Central (North Carolina)
Sammy Watkins14WRSouth Fort Myers (Florida)
Armani Watts23SNorth Forney (Texas)
Tershawn Wharton98DTUniversity City (Missouri)
Darrel Williams31RBJohn Ehret (Louisiana)
Damien Wilson54LBAmite County (Mississippi)
James Winchester41LSWashington (Oklahoma)
Stefen Wisniewski61GPittsburgh Central Cathollic (Pennsylvania)
Andrew Wylie77GMidland (Michigan)
Deon Yelder82TESouthern (Kentucky)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

PlayerNo. PositionHigh School
Andrew Adams26SWoodward Academy (Georgia)
Antony Auclair82TE Canada
Shaquil Barrett58OLBBoys Town (Nebraska)
Tom Brady12QB Serra (San Mateo, California)
Cameron Brate84TENaperville Central (Illinois)
Antonio Brown81WRNorland (Florida)
Deone Bucanonon41LB/SVanden (California)
Ross Cockrell43CBCharlotte Latin School (North Carolina)
Lavonte David54ILBNorthwestern (Miami, Florida)
 Carlton Davis24CBNorland (Florida)
Khalil Davis94DLBlue Springs (Missouri)
Jamel Dean35CBCocoa (Florida)
Mike Edwards 32SWinton Woods (Ohio)
Mike Evans13WRBall (Galveston, Texas)
Leonard Fournette28RBSt. Augustine (Louisiana)
Blaine Gabbert11QB Parkway West (Missouri)
William Gholston92DLSoutheastern (Detroit, Michigan)
Cam Gill49OLBChapel Hill (Georgia)
Chris Godwin14WRMiddletown (Delaware)
Ryan Griffin4QB Chaminade (California)
Rob Gronkowski87TEWoodland Hills (Pennsylvania)
Joe Haeg73Brainerd (Minnesota)
Javon Hagan34STrinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Florida)
Tanner Hudson88TECamden Central (Tennessee)
Ryan Jensen66CBFort Morgan (Colorado)
Tyler Johnson18WRNorth Community (Minnesota)
Ronald Jones II27RBMcKinney North (Texas)
Ted Larsen62GUniversity (Palm Harbor, Florida)
Jeremiah Ledbetter95DLGainesville (Georgia)
Ali Marpet74GHastings (New York)
LeSean McCoy25RBBishop McDevitt (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania)
Steve McLendon96DLCarroll (Alabama)
Jaydon Mickens85WRDorsey (California)
Scotty Miller10WRBarrington (Illinois)
Kevin Minter51ILBPeachtree Ridge (Georgia)
Sean Murphy-Bunting23CBChippewa Valley (Michigan)
Anthony Nelson98OLBWaukee (Iowa)
Rakeem Nunez-Roches56DLCentral (Phenix City, Alabama)
Patrick O’Connor79DLSt. Rita (Illinois)
Jason Pierre-Paul90OLBDeerfield Beach (Florida)
Bradley Pinion8PNorthwest Carrabus (North Carolina)
Donovan Smith76TOwnings Mill (Maryland)
Ryan Smith29CBWise (Maryland)
Drew Stanton6QB Harrison (Farmington, Michigan)
Aaron Stinnie64GSt. Anne’s-Belfield (Virginia)
Ryan Succop3KHickory (North Carolina)
Ndamukong Suh93DLGrant (Oregon)
Zach Triner97LSMarshfield (Massachusetts)
Ke’Shawn Vaughn30RBPearl-Cohn (Tennessee)
Vita Vea50DLMilpitas (California)
Justin Watson17WRSouth Fayette (Pennsylvania)
Josh Wells72THanover (Virginia)
Devin White45ILBNorth Webster (Louisiana)
Jordan Whitehead33SCentral Valley (Pennsylvania)
Antoine Winfield, Jr.31SThe Woodlands (Texas)
Tristan Wirfs78Mount Vernon (Iowa)

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Jeff Fisher
Jeff is an award-winning journalist and expert in the field of high school sports, underscored with his appearance on CNBC in 2010 to talk about the big business of high school football in America.Jeff turned to his passion for high school football into an entrepreneurial venture called High School Football America, a digital media company focused on producing original high school sports content for radio, television and the internet.Jeff is co-founder and editor-in-chief of High School Football America, a partner with NFL Play Football.