NFL playoffs 2013: High school fun facts
By Steve Montoya
Jan 11, 2013, 12:00am
Find out which states produced the most players still in the playoffs, along with other interesting facts.
Would you have guessed that Montana has five players representing the state during this weekend's NFL playoff matchups?
Or how about 29 high schools having two or more alumni to watch?
Below are some facts and notes about where the remaining NFL players went to high school.
States and Countries 
Seattle's Richard Sherman at Dominguez High School in 2005.
Photo by Josh Thompson
California-66
Texas-56
Florida-55
Georgia-33
Ohio-20
Illinois-15
North Carolina-15
Louisiana-14
Michigan-14
New Jersey-14
Mississippi-13
Pennsylvania-13
Tennessee-13
Virginia-13
South Carolina-12
New York-11
Kentucky-9
Maryland-8
Alabama-7
Colorado-6
Connecticut-6
Missouri-6
Wisconisn-6
Montanta-5
Nebraska-5
Oklahoma-5
Utah-5
Washington-5
Arkansas-4
Indiana-4
Kansas-4
D.C.-3
Massachusetts-3
Minnesota-3
New Mexico-3
Canada-2
Hawaii-2
Iowa-2
Nevada-2
Oregon-2
American Somoa-1
Barbados-1
Alaska-1
Germany-1
West Virginia-1
Multiple AlumniGlades Central (Belle Glade, Fla.)Ray McDonald-49ers
Deonte Thompson-Ravens
Damien Berry-Ravens
Kathleen (Lakeland, Fla.)Dominique Davis-Falcons
Ray Lewis-Ravens
Albert McClellan-Ravens
Pahokee (Fla.)Antone Smith-Falcons
Anquan Boldin-Ravens
Pernell McPhee-Ravens
Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes, Fla.)Asante Samuel-Falcons
Josh Bynes-Ravens
Carter (Dallas)Michael Crabtree-49ers
Adrian Hamilton-Ravens
Central (Louisville, Ky.)C.J Spillman.-49ers
Corey Peters-Falcons
Chaminade-Madonna (Hollywood, Fla.)Kamar Aiken-Patriots
Cary Williams-Ravens
Colony (Ontario, Calif.)Bobby Wagner-Seattle
Omar Bolden-Denver
Colton (Calif.)Allen Bradford-Seattle
Jimmy Smith-Ravens
Coral Gables (Fla.)Frank Gore-49ers
Darry Sharptonl-Texans
Cretin-Derham Hall (St. Paul, Minn.)Ryan Harris-Texans
Matt Birk-Ravens
DeSoto (Texas)Tony Jerod-Eddie-49ers
Von Miller-Denver
Jeron Johnson at Dominguez in 2005.
Photo by Josh Thompson
Jeron Johnson-Seattle
Richard Sherman-Seattle
Dorsey (Los Angeles)Chris Owens-Falcons
Rahim Moore-Denver
Glenville (Cleveland) Ted Ginn-49ers
Donte Whitner-49ers
Griffin (Ga.)Chris Clemons-Seattle
Bobby Rainey-Ravens
Gwynn Park (Brandywine, Md.)Kyle Arrington-Patriots
Roc Carmichael-Texans
Woodbridge (Va.)Ahmad Brooks-49ers
Deon Butler-Seattle
King (Detroit)Nick Perry-Green Bay
Kevin Vickerson-Denver
La Salle (Cincinnati)Garrett Celek-49ers
DeVier Posey-Texans
Lake Highlands (Dallas)Marshall Newhouse-Green Bay
Wade Smith-Texans
Madison Central (Madison, Miss.)Parys Haralson-49ers
Stephen Gostkowski-Patriots
North Clayton (College Park, Ga.)Morgan Burnett-Green Bay
Kyle Love-Patriots
North Shore (Houston)Earl Mitchell-Texans
Chykie Brown-Ravens
Scotland (Laurinburg, N.C.)Terrell Manning-Green Bay
Travian Robertson-Falcons
Servite (Anaheim, Calif.)Matthew Slater-Patriots
Matt Willis-Denver
St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)Christian Thompson-Ravens
Tavares Gooden-49ers
Stephenson (Stone Mountain, Ga.)Bruce Irvin-Seattle
Jermaine Cunningham-Patriots
Tyler (Texas)Kendall Hunter-49ers
Jeremy Lane-Seattle
MaxPreps reporter Chris Brown contributed to this report.
