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Which colleges have the most players in Super Bowl 50? We break down the roster below.

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The matchup is set. The Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos will meet in Super Bowl 50 for all the marbles. 

Peyton Manning and Cam Newton will go toe-to-toe in Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. on Feb. 7. It’ll be the first time the Super Bowl will pit two starting quarterbacks drafted No. 1 overall. 

The former Tennessee Volunteer takes on a former Auburn Tiger. Both turned phenomenal collegiate years into exceptional professional careers.

But which other schools are being represented in Super Bowl 50? Below is a breakdown of the colleges being represented.

Note: Only players on the active rosters, injured reserve lists and practice squads were used.

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Ohio State – 6

Denver: Bradley Roby and Jeff Heuerman
Carolina: Philly Brown, Kurt Coleman, Ted Ginn Jr. and Andrew Norwell

Tennessee – 5

Denver: Britton Colquitt, Malik Jackson, Robert Myers Jr. and Peyton Manning
Carolina: Chris Scott

Auburn – 4

Denver: None
Carolina: Cam Newton, Tyronne Green, Reese Dismukes and Cameron Artis-Payne

Georgia Tech – 4

Denver: Demaryius Thomas and Vance Walker
Carolina: Lou Young and Stephen Hill

Oregon State – 4

Denver: Ryan Murphy
Carolina: Derek Anderson, Mike Remmers and Dwan Edwards

Alabama – 3

Denver: Evan Mathis
Carolina: Roman Harper and Kevin Norwood

Florida – 3

Denver: Andrew Caldwell, Max Garcia and Lerentee McCray
Carolina: None

Georgia – 3

Denver: None
Carolina: Thomas Davis, Charles Johnson and Fernando Velasco

Notre Dame – 3

Denver: Ryan Harris and David Bruton Jr.
Carolina: J.J. Jansen

Oklahoma – 3

Denver: Corey Nelson
Carolina: Daryl Williams and Frank Alexander

Oregon – 3

Denver: T.J. Ward
Carolina: Ed Dickson and Jonathan Stewart

Colorado State – 3

Denver: Shaquill Barrett, Ty Sambrailo and Kapri Bibbs
Carolina: None

Nevada – 3

Denver: Virgil Green, Brandon Marshall and Kyle Roberts
Carolina: None

Utah – 3

Denver: Sam Brenner
Carolina: Star Lotulelei and Brian Blechen

Arizona State – 3

Denver: Brock Osweiler, Omar Bolden and Kyle Williams
Carolina: None

Boise State – 2

Denver: Matt Paradis and Ryan Clady
Carolina: None

Coastal Carolina – 2

Denver: None
Carolina: Josh Norman and Mike Tolbert

Duke – 2

Denver: Juwan Thompson and Kenny Anunike
Carolina: None

Florida State – 2

Denver: None
Carolina: Graham Gano and Kelvin Benjamin

Kansas – 2

Denver: Chris Harris Jr. and Aqib Talib
Carolina: None

Maryland – 2

Denver: Vernon Davis and Darius Kilgo
Carolina: None

Michigan – 2

Denver: Michael Schofield
Carolina: Devin Funchess

Missouri – 2

Denver: Shane Ray
Carolina: Kony Ealy

North Carolina – 2

Denver: Sylvester Williams
Carolina: Tre Boston

San Diego State – 2

Denver: Aaron Brewer and Ronnie Hillman
Carolina: None

Troy – 2

Denver: DeMarcus Ware
Carolina: Mario Addison

Tulane – 2

Denver: Lorenzo Doss and Taurean Nixon
Carolina: None

Wisconsin – 2

Denver: Owen Daniels
Carolina: Brad Nortman

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