What High School has the most famous Alumni?

[c0nf0cal]

As the title says...I always wonder this. I figured something like Oak Hill Acadamy would as far as basketball players, but what others do?

...to clarify, I'm looking for numbers, not amout of fame...

 

[kb8sandiego]

All I know is that Lincoln High School in SD has these two guys to show for:

 

[lalakerfan213]

[h1]Junípero Serra High School (San Mateo, California)
Barry Bonds
Tom Brady
Bob Fitzgerald

Lynn Swann[/h1]

 

[maddskillz17]

Glades Central High School and Pahokee High are NFL superstar factories.

As for basketball, Dematha Catholic in DC has produced some firepower....

 

[2wenty thre3]

Long Beach Poly

 

[knockoutned]

Originally Posted by 2wenty thre3

Long Beach Poly

by far has the most alumni in the NFL.

 

[the future d1]

oak hill academy

 

[acidicality]

Originally Posted by LALAKERFAN213

[h1]Junípero Serra High School (San Mateo, California)
Barry Bonds
Tom Brady
Bob Fitzgerald

Lynn Swann[/h1]

come on now, bob isn't that bad. he can be a homer attimes, but after listening to a lot of other NBA broadcasts he is much better and objective than at least 70% of other broadcasters. and he has jim barnett tokeep him in check.

 

[an dee 51o]

Originally Posted by The future D1

oak hill academy

 

[trueblack88]

Eleanor Roosevelt in PG county, Maryland. Public school. Lol, not even just athletes, just a rack of random celebrities and noteworthy people, google it...

 

[addictedtofreshkicks]

Originally Posted by The future D1

oak hill academy

 

[f3djam]

Oak Hill is stacked

what about public schools?

 

[flexo vs bender]

its actually not even close
Its Long Beach Poly by ALOT

 

[airant23]

YO!

Eleanor Roosevelt in PG county, Maryland.... google it...
...

[h2] Notable Students and Alumni[/h2]

• Sergey Brin ('90), Google co-founder [sup][2][/sup]

• • Mya Harrison ('96), singer, actress, dancer
  • Kenny Lattimore ('85), singer
  • Martin Lawrence ('84), comedian, actor
  • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mya_(singer)

  

• Johnathan Ragazzo, Hiiiiigh School graduate who defended Bill Clinton at his impeachment trial, and a pothead.
  http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Johnathan_Ragazzo&action=edit&redlink=1

  

  

DF!!!

 

[koolbarbone]

Originally Posted by f3DJam

Oak Hill is stacked

what about public schools?

Fairfax.

 

[bjamez20]

Originally Posted by LALAKERFAN213

[h1]Junípero Serra High School (San Mateo, California)
Barry Bonds
Tom Brady
Bob Fitzgerald

Lynn Swann[/h1]

i came in here to post the same thing, although i cant stand the dbags that go there

 

[illscan]

oak hill academy
Is that even really a "school" or one of those basketball factories????? I'm leaning toward the latter.

 

[willd540]

Baron Davis' High School

 

[sohi 23]

De La Salle?

 

[jordansondeck]

Punahou School, Honolulu , HI

Barack Obama
Michelle Wie
Steve Case (Founder of AOL)
Norm Chow (NFL GURU)
Carrie Ann Inaba (Dancing With Stars)
Kelly Preston (Travoltas Wife)

 

[commodity05]

Culver Academy....

George Steinbrenner
Walter O'Malley
Gene Siskel
Alberto Baillères
Jack Eckerd
Hal Holbrook
John Michael Liles
Frank Batten
Gary Suter
Roger Peske

 

[downtown43]

some schools are just not fair, like Phillips Academy in MA, because it's so historically old and prestigious that senators and governors specifically sendtheir children there. from Phillips Academy you have:

George W Bush
George HW Bush
Jeb Bush
Bill Belichick
Humphrey Bogart
John F Kennedy
Patrick F Kennedy
Samuel Morse

and others.

Dematha High in MD has...

• David Aldridge, 1983, NBA reporter affiliated with television's TNT, writer for The Philadelphia Inquirer
• John Austin, 1962, former NBA and American Basketball Association player
• Peter Bay, 1974, conductor/music director of the Austin Symphony Orchestra
• Jason Bishop, 1988, Sports Junkies radio personality
• Keith Bogans, 1999, current NBA player with the Orlando Magic organization
• Adrian Branch, 1981, former NBA player and current play-by-play announcer for the Charlotte Bobcats
• James 'JB' Brown, 1985, former NFL player with the Miami Dolphins, Pittsburg Steelers, Arizona Cardinals and Detroit Lions.
• Mike Brey, 1977, current men's head basketball coach at University of Notre Dame
• James Brown (TV personality), 1969, sportscaster for CBS
• Eric Bickel, 1988, Sports Junkies radio personality
• Kenny Carr, 1974, former NBA player, member of 1976 gold medal-winning United States Olympics team
• Sid Catlett, 1967, former NBA player
• Bill Collins, 1968, telecommunications executive
• Clyde Davis Jr, 1993, President, Team Spirits Imports Company
• Mamadi Diane, 2005, current NCAA Basketball player for the University of Virginia
• Garrett Ford; Brendan McCarthy,1964, DeMatha's All Met backfield tandem that led Stags to undefeated '63 season.
• Adrian Dantley, 1974, former All-Star with the Utah Jazz during 15-year NBA career, member of 1976 gold medal-winning United States Olympics team
• David DeArmas, 1991, USA Today 1st Team All-American / Football
• Steve Farr, 1974, former Major League Baseball pitcher 1984-1994 (Minor League 1977-1984)
• Danny Ferry, 1985, former NBA player with the Cleveland Cavaliers and NBA champion with the San Antonio Spurs
• Joseph Forte, NBA player.
• Frank Fuqua, 1951, DeMatha's first All Prep/ All Met Basketball selection.
• Coy Gibbs[sup][1][/sup], 1991, former NASCAR driver and current Assistant Coach for the Washington ********; son of ******** head coach Joe Gibbs
• Stephen Greene, 1961, former Acting Chief for the United States Drug Enforcement Administration
• Bobby Houston, 1985, form NFL player with the Green Bay Packers, New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs, San Diego Chargers and Minnesota Vikings.
• John Jones, 1962, former NBA player
• Sidney Lowe, 1979, point guard on 1983 NCAA Champion NC State Wolfpack, former NBA player and coach, current men's head basketball coach at North Carolina State University
• Michael Mewshaw, 1961, critically-acclaimed novelist
• Mark Maske, 1986, writer for The Washington Post, reporter for the NFL
• Jerrod Mustaf, 1988, retired NBA player (New York Knicks 1991, Phoenix Suns 1992-1994)
• Jim Nelson, 1981, Editor in Chief, GQ
• Tony Paige, 1980, former NFL player
• Todd Randolph, 1987, current Executive Officer of the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds
• Heath Schroyer, 1990, head basketball coach for the University of Wyoming
• Mark Smith, 1987, pilot for the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds flying squadron
• Brian Westbrook, 1997, running back for the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles since 2002
• Byron Westbrook, 2002, defensive back for the NFL's Washington ********
• Dereck Whittenburg, 1979, shooting guard on of 1983 NCAA Champion NC State Wolfpack, current men's head basketball coach at Fordham University
• Ernie Austin; Bob Whitmore; Sidney Catlett; Mickey Wiles; Bob Petrini, 1965, the "Fabulous Six" who defeated Lew Alcindor's unbeaten Power Memorial at Cole Field House.
• Michael "Mickey" Wiles, 1965, member of 1965 National Championship High School Basketball Team, played for the University of Georgia 1967 and University of Maryland 1969-1970. President of The Wiles Group.
• Bernard Williams, 1965, former NBA player, former ABA player
• Steven Williams, 1994, photojournalist for "WTTG Fox 5 News Washington D.C."
• Paul Rabil, 2000-2004, Johns Hopkins Lacrosse, midfield, 2007 tewaaraton trophy finalist,2007 McLaughlin Award, 2 NCAA Division 1 lacrosse national championship rings

but as far as public schools go... Long Beach Polytechnic in CA has (from Wiki):

Snoop Dogg
Nate Dogg
Billie Jean King
Cameron Diaz
Chase Utley
Milton Bradley
Randy Moffit
Chris Gwynn
Tony Gwynn
Tyus Edney
Carl Weathers (Apollo Creed from Rocky)
Herschel Dennis
Darnell Bing
Mercedes Lewis
Winston Justice
Willie McGinest
Desean Jackson

 

[defconzero]

wow I did not know Chase Utley went to Long Beach Poly, didnt even know he was a Socal kid

 

[jtc85]

ummm overbrook in philly has produced how many HOFer's in the nba?