Celebrity School Spirit

Celebrity School Spirit

Before the world ever heard of Tony Soprano, James Gandolfini was just an ordinary Rutgers student.

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The calendar may be a little outdated, but when Kentucky fanatic Ashley Judd is wearing nothing but a Wildcats hockey jersey, does it really matter?

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Before Cincinnati-bred Nick Lachey took control of the USC bandwagon, he was a die-hard Bearcats fan.

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Former president Bill Clinton may have a degree from Georgetown, but deep down, he'll always be a Razorback fan.

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Before he was frontman for Counting Crows and The Himalayans, Adam Duritz was a lowly undergrad at Cal-Berkeley.

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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, shown here getting his degree from Miami last December, was a defensive tackle for the Hurricanes, playing alongside Warren Sapp and Ray Lewis.

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Texas native Matthew McConaughey graduated from UT in 1993 and is widely regarded as the school's No. 1 fan.

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USC alum Will Ferrell, who graduated with a degree in Sports Information, is caught posing with members of the <b>Notre Dame</b> marching band. Shame on you, Will.

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Texas native Lance Armstrong (seen here with former wife, Kristin) is a fixture at Longhorn games and the biggest UT fan this side of Matthew McConaughey.

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Not only is Snoop Dogg a die-hard USC fan, but the rapper was a personal guest of coach Pete Carroll during a November 2004 Trojans practice.

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Ohio State alumnus Jack Nicklaus is one of the few non-band members chosen to "dot the i" during a performance by the OSU Marching Band.

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Although Illinois native Bill Murray briefly attended Regis University in Denver, his true allegiance lies with the Fighting Illini.

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Philadelphia native Bill Cosby received his undergrad degree from Temple, which he attended on a track and field scholarship.

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Tom Arnold, who was born in Ottumwa, Iowa, has always been a dedicated Hawkeye fan.