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Media

Michael Beck (Alpha Mu) – actor

Pat Boone (Gamma Lambda) – actor and recording artist

Marty Brennaman (Zeta) – announcer for the Cincinnati Reds

Zac Brown (Zeta Kappa) – lead vocalist with the multiple Grammy-winning country group the Zac Brown Band

Michael Brun (Sigma) – DJ and producer

Thomas Dixon, Jr. (Tau) – author, playwright

Bill Engvall (Xi) – actor and comedian

Ben Ferguson (Alpha Upsilon) – conservative radio talk show host, author

George Grizzard (Upsilon) – actor, won Tony Award in 1996

Taylor Hackford (Beta Sigma) – film director, won Oscar in 1979

George Hamilton IV (Upsilon) – country music singer

Rob Huebel (Delta Omicron) – comedian and actor

Adam Johnson (Epsilon Omega){{citation needed|date=July 2016}} – writer, 2013 fiction Pulitzer Prize

William Joyce (Beta Lambda) – author, artist, illustrator with Disney/Pixar and others

Bill Lawrence (Alpha Zeta) – television writer, producer, and director

Delbert Mann (Chi) – film director, won an Oscar and Palme d'Or in 1955

Frank McCarthy (Beta) – movie producer, won an Oscar in 1970

Page McConnell (Beta Lambda) – member of music group Phish

Richard Moll (Alpha Xi) – actor, played "Bull Shannon" on Night Court

Rich O'Toole (Epsilon Delta) – country music singer

Anthony Perkins (Alpha Psi) – prolific actor, played Norman Bates in Psycho

Mark Povinelli (Epsilon Lambda) – actor

Charlie Rose (Alpha Phi) – talk show host

Randolph Scott (Alpha Sigma) – actor

Ned Vaughn (Phi) – actor

Mark L. Walberg (Delta Tau) – television host

Douglass Wallop (Beta Kappa) – writer, won Tony Award in 1956

Business

Robert Crandall (Alpha Zeta) – former president, chairman and CEO of American Airlines

Ken May (Gamma Gamma) – CEO of FedEx and Kinko's

Jerry Richardson (Delta) – Carolina Panthers owner and founder

George W. Woodruff (Alpha Sigma) – director of the Coca-Cola Company, 1936–1985

Robert W. Woodruff (Epsilon) – president of the Coca-Cola Company, 1926–1954

Jeffery Hildebrand (Omicron) – founder, chairman, and CEO Hilcorp Energy Company

John Fishwick (Beta Rho) – American railroad executive and chief executive of Norfolk and Western Railway

Ely Callaway Jr. (Epsilon) – American entrepreneur, textiles executive, winemaker and vintner and golf club manufacturer, as the founder of Callaway Golf

Nicholas Schaefer (Beta Iota) – President and chairman of Packers By-Products, Inc.

Ralph Schaefer, Jr. (Beta Iota) – Former president and chairman of Packers By-Products, Inc. and founder of MealPro LLC.

Education

William James Barrow (Zeta) – chemist and paper conservator

Andrew Nelson Lytle (Chi) – novelist, dramatist, essayist, professor of literature at the University of Florida and the University of the South

John B. Watson (Iota) – psychologist, founder of behaviorism

Sam S. Walker (Beta Commission) – U.S. Army general, superintendent of Virginia Military Institute.

Government

Thurman Adams (Beta Epsilon) – former senator and President Pro Tempore of state senate (Delaware)

Robert Aderholt (Phi) – US Congressman from Alabama

Carl Albert (Beta Eta) – former US Representative for Oklahoma; Speaker of the House, 1971–1977

Paul Atkins (Delta) – former commissioner of the US Securities and Exchange Commission

Roger Bedford, Jr. (Alpha Beta) – state senator, Alabama

Roy Blunt (Alpha Eta) – US Congressman and senator from Missouri

J. Caleb Boggs (Beta Epsilon) – former governor and US Senator from Delaware

Rick Boucher (Beta Rho) – US Congressman from Virginia

Charles Boustany (Gamma Phi) – US Congressman from Louisiana

William Denis Brown, III – former state senator from Monroe, Louisiana

Bryan Edward Bush, Jr. – former district attorney of East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana

Adm. Richard E. Byrd (Beta) – US Navy, Antarctic explorer; Medal of Honor recipient

William Clements (Beta Lambda) – former governor of Texas

Clark M. Clifford (Beta Theta) – former counsel to US presidents Truman, Eisenhower and Kennedy; former secretary of defense

Larry Combest (Gamma Chi) – US Congressman from Texas

Zel M. Fischer (Alpha Delta) – judge, Missouri Supreme Court

Don Fowler (Delta) – former chairman of the Democratic National Committee.

Bart Gordon (Delta Lambda) – US Congressman from Tennessee

Henry Hager (Tau) – husband of Jenna Bush, daughter of US President George W. Bush

William Pike Hall, Sr. (Alpha Iota) – member of the Louisiana State Senate from Shreveport, 1924–1932

Robert W. Hemphill (Rho) – former US Congressman from South Carolina, 1957–1964; Federal Judge for South Carolina, 1965–1980

George Hooks (Nu) – senator of Georgia

J. Edgar Hoover (Alpha Nu) – former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation

Richard Hudson (Epsilon Xi) – US Congressman from North Carolina

Whitfield Jack (Alpha Iota) – United States Army officer in World War II; major general of United States Army Reserve, attorney in Shreveport (Louisiana)

Mike Johnson (Alpha Gamma) – member of the Louisiana House of Representatives for Bossier Parish

Bill Lee – Governor of Tennessee

Buddy MacKay (Beta Zeta) – former governor, lieutenant governor, and US Representative from Florida

James MacKay (Epsilon) – senator

GA George C. Marshall (Beta) – former US Secretary of State; former US Secretary of Defense; former US Army Chief of Staff' namesake of the Marshall Plan; Nobel Peace Prize recipient; graduate of the Virginia Military Institute

Henry McMaster (Rho) – Governor of South Carolina

Daniel Mongiardo (Alpha Theta) – Lt. Governor of Kentucky, 2007–

G.V. "Sonny" Montgomery (Beta Tau) – former US Congressman, author of the GI Bill of Rights

Bill Owens (Delta Kappa) – former governor of Colorado

Gen. George S. Patton (Beta) – former commander, 3rd US. Army

Austin Peay (Omega) – former governor of Tennessee

Gen. J. H. Binford Peay III (Beta) – former commander, 101st Airborne Division, US CENTCOM; Superintendent of VMI

Claude Pepper (Alpha Omega) – former US Congressman from Florida; former US Senator from Florida

Melvin Purvis (Rho) – FBI; headed the Division of Investigation Offices in Birmingham, Alabama; led successful manhunts for Pretty Boy Floyd, Baby Face Nelson, and John Dillinger

Dean Rusk (Sigma) – former US Secretary of State

Gen Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr. (Beta) – former Commandant of the United States Marine Corps

Ellison D. Smith (Delta/Rho) – US Senator, South Carolina

Floyd Spence (Rho) – US Congressman from South Carolina

Dennis Stine (Delta Xi) – former member of the Louisiana House of Representatives and commissioner of administration for then Governor Buddy Roemer

Earl Ray Tomblin (Alpha Rho) – Governor of West Virginia

Richard Truly (Alpha Sigma) – vice admiral, US Navy; astronaut; former director of NASA

^ GEN Sam S. Walker (Beta Commission) – army officer, superintendent of VMI.

Dayton Waller (Alpha Iota) – member of the Louisiana House of Representatives, 1968–1972

Steve Womack (Epsilon Zeta) – US Congressman from Arkansas

Religion

Rt. Rev. James L. Duncan (Kappa) – former bishop, Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida

Rt. Rev. Henry Judah Mikell (Alpha Alpha) – former bishop, Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta

Bishop Robert C. Morgan (Phi) – retired bishop; Mississippi and Kentucky Annual Conferences; former president of the United Methodist Council of Bishops{{citation needed|date=January 2016}}

Rt. Rev. William J. Skilton (Theta Commission) – former suffragan bishop Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina, former assistant bishop Episcopal Diocese of the Dominican Republic

Sports

Tommy Aaron (Beta Zeta) – professional golfer; 1973 Masters Champion

Tony Azevedo (Alpha Pi) – water polo player; four-time All-American; three-time National Player of the Year; three-time Olympian

Bill Bergey (Delta Eta) – four-time All-Pro player; member of the Philadelphia Eagles Honor Roll

David Binn (Alpha Xi) – San Diego Chargers, long snapper, 1994–2011

Rex Cawley (Beta Sigma) – Olympic gold medalist (1964) and former world record holder, 400m hurdles

Jarron Collins (Alpha Pi) – NBA player, Phoenix Suns

Jason Collins (Alpha Pi) – NBA player, Atlanta Hawks

Ben Crenshaw (Omicron) – professional golfer and Master's champion in 1984 and 1995

Al Geiberger (Beta Sigma) – professional golfer

Burt Hooton (Omicron) – former Major League Baseball player and coach

Don January (Gamma Lambda) – professional golfer

Paul Johnson (Delta Alpha) – head football coach for Georgia Tech

Christian "Sonny" Jurgensen III (Alpha Phi) – former professional football player, Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee

Joe Kapp (Alpha Xi) – former professional football player, College Football Hall of Fame inductee

Clyde Littlefield (Omicron) – former University of Texas football and track & field coach

Jack Maguire (Gamma Eta) – professional golfer^[1]

Tim McCarver (Gamma Gamma) – former professional baseball player

Hal Mumme (Delta Rho) – head football coach, New Mexico State University

Will Muschamp (Gamma) – head football coach, University of South Carolina

Ernest Nevers (Alpha Pi) – former professional baseball and football player, Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee

Tommy Nobis (Omicron) – former professional football player with Atlanta Falcons; University of Texas All-American; 1965 winner of the Outland Trophy & Maxwell Award

Charles Paddock (Beta Sigma) – three-time Olympic gold medalist, track & field

Jerry Richardson (Delta) – Wofford College receiver – Associated Press Little All-America selection in 1957 & 1958; former professional football player with Baltimore Colts; current owner of the NFL Carolina Panthers

Jay Sigel (Tau) – professional golfer

Brandt Snedeker (Chi) – professional golfer

Melvin Stewart (Pi) – Olympic gold medalist, swimming

Dave Stockton (Beta Sigma) – professional golfer

Danny Sullivan (Theta) – Formula One and Indycar driver, 1985 Indianapolis 500 Winner

William Vlachos (Alpha Beta) – All-American Center and two time (2009, 2011) National Champion for the Alabama Crimson Tide

Sam Wyche (Iota) – former NFL head coach; NFL analyst

Frank Wykoff (Beta Sigma) – Olympic gold medalist, 1928, 1932, 1936, in track & field

Ernie Zampese (Beta Sigma) – NFL offensive coordinator who helped pioneer the west coast offense

References

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