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60 notable alumni U.S. News #100

Notable Alumni of University of South Florida-Main Campus

Notable alumni of University of South Florida-Main Campus include Hulk Hogan (Professional wrestler and six-time WWF/WWE Champion), Gallagher (Prop-based stand-up comedian) and Neven Subotić (Former Serbian footballer and centre-back).

Alumni list

Politics and law

Science and academia

Arts and media

  • Gallagher 1946–2022

    Prop-based stand-up comedian

  • Lauren Hutton 1943–

    Model and actress

    Also attended: Tulane University of Louisiana

  • Aasif Mandvi 1966–

    Actor and former Daily Show correspondent

  • Mark Consuelos 1971–

    Actor known for Riverdale and All My Children

    Also attended: University of Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame -

    Spouse: Kelly Ripa (Camden County College)

  • Kurt Wimmer 1964–

    Screenwriter, film producer and director

  • Lobo 1943–

    Singer-songwriter with several 1970s Top 10 hits

  • Drake Hogestyn 1953–2024

    Actor known for Days of Our Lives

  • Stephen Blackehart 1967–

    American character actor, author and producer

    Father: Marlon Brando (The New School)

    Sibling: Christian Brando (University of Southern California)

  • Richard King 2000–

    Film sound designer and editor

  • Grace Byers 1984–

    Actress who starred in Empire

    Also attended: University of California-Irvine

    Spouse: Trai Byers (Yale University, University of Kansas)

  • Jeanne Kalogridis 1954–

    Writer of historical, science and horror fiction

  • Heather Graham Pozzessere 1953–

    Romance novelist

  • Elayne Boosler 1952–

    Stand-up comedian, writer and actress

  • Philip DeFranco 1985–

    YouTube personality and host of The Philip DeFranco Show

    Also attended: Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College, East Carolina University

  • Ann Turner Cook 1926–2022

    Mystery novelist, model for the Gerber Baby

  • Barbara Parker 1947–2009

    Mystery novelist and former prosecutor

    Also attended: Florida International University, University of Miami

  • Matthew López 1977–

    Playwright, director and screenwriter

Sports

  • Hulk Hogan 1953–2025

    Professional wrestler and six-time WWF/WWE Champion

    Also attended: Hillsborough College

  • Neven Subotić 1988–

    Former Serbian footballer and centre-back

  • Christiane Endler 1991–

    Chilean women's football goalkeeper

  • Demi Stokes 1991–

    English women's football left-back

  • Chucky Atkins 1974–

    Former player for nine NBA teams

  • Omos 1992–

    Nigerian WWE wrestler and former college basketball player

    Also attended: Morgan State University

  • Roderick Strong 1983–

    Professional wrestler

  • Evelyne Viens 1997–

    Canadian women's soccer forward

  • Dom Dwyer 1990–

    Soccer forward who played for the US national team

    Also attended: Tyler Junior College

  • Jeff Cunningham 1976–

    Soccer forward, MLS's third all-time goalscorer

  • Tony La Russa 1944–

    Former professional baseball infielder and manager

    Also attended: Florida State University

  • Dominique Jones 1988–

    Professional basketball player, noted college scorer

  • Olivia Chance 1993–

    New Zealand women's footballer

  • Gary Alexander 1969–

    Former professional basketball forward

  • Derrick Sharp 1971–

    American-Israeli former professional basketball player

  • Solomon Jones 1984–

    Former professional basketball player

  • Anthony Wallace 1989–

    Soccer player, left back and midfielder

  • Mark Chung 1970–

    US national team soccer player, ten MLS seasons

  • Bernardo Añor Jr. 1988–

    Venezuelan footballer

  • Zach LeDay 1994–

    Professional basketball player

  • Mark Keil 1967–

    Former professional tennis doubles player

  • Siri Nordby 1978–

    Norwegian women's football defender

  • Marius Prekevičius 1984–

    Lithuanian basketball player, 2008 Olympian

  • Damu Cherry 1977–

    Hurdler

  • Ed Baird 1958–

    Sailor and America's Cup-winning helmsman

Other fields

From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.

Alumni network

Colleges that share the most alumni with University of South Florida-Main Campus (people who attended both).