Patrick Mahomes won MVP honors in Super Bowl 54. He’s the first Texas Tech man to do it, putting the Red Raiders in league with a bunch of titans of the sport and, um, non-titans of the sport. Here’s the full count of MVPs by college.

The schools with 4-plus Super Bowl MVPs, aka Michigan Super Bowl Winner College Team Position Super Bowl Winner College Team Position XXXI Desmond Howard Michigan Packers KR/PR XXXVI Tom Brady Michigan Patriots QB XXXVIII Tom Brady (2) Michigan Patriots QB XLIX Tom Brady (3) Michigan Patriots QB LI Tom Brady (4) Michigan Patriots QB

That’s just Brady doing most of the work, obviously. The cruel ironic twist for Michigan fans is that while his career’s been loaded with clutch and luck, Michigan’s been the opposite.

And the four with three each.

Did you know Alabama had the first three Super Bowl MVPs ever, with no Super Bowl MVPs in the 50 years since?

The schools with 3 Super Bowl MVPs Super Bowl Winner College Team Position Super Bowl Winner College Team Position I Bart Starr Alabama Packers QB II Bart Starr (2) Alabama Packers QB III Joe Namath Alabama Jets QB VII Jake Scott Georgia Dolphins S XXXII Terrell Davis Georgia Broncos RB XL Hines Ward Georgia Steelers WR XVI Joe Montana Notre Dame 49ers QB XIX Joe Montana (2) Notre Dame 49ers QB XXIV Joe Montana (3) Notre Dame 49ers QB X Lynn Swann USC Steelers WR XVIII Marcus Allen USC Raiders RB XLVIII Malcolm Smith USC Seahawks LB

Here are the schools that have had two each:

The schools with 2 Super Bowl MVPs Super Bowl Winner College Team Position Super Bowl Winner College Team Position XI Fred Biletnikoff Florida State Raiders WR XXXVII Dexter Jackson Florida State Buccaneers S XIII Terry Bradshaw Louisiana Tech Steelers QB XIV Terry Bradshaw (2) Louisiana Tech Steelers QB XXV Ottis Anderson Miami Giants RB XXXV Ray Lewis Miami Ravens LB XLII Eli Manning Ole Miss Giants QB XLVI Eli Manning (2) Ole Miss Giants QB IV Len Dawson Purdue Chiefs QB XLIV Drew Brees Purdue Saints QB XV Jim Plunkett Stanford Raiders QB XXXIII John Elway Stanford Broncos QB

And everybody else:

This is now the group that includes Kent State.

The schools with 1 Super Bowl MVP Super Bowl Winner College Team Position Super Bowl Winner College Team Position LIV Patrick Mahomes Texas Tech Chiefs LIII Julian Edelman Kent State Patriots WR LII Nick Foles Arizona Eagles QB XXIX Steve Young BYU 49ers QB XLV Aaron Rodgers Cal Packers QB XLVII Joe Flacco Delaware Ravens QB XII Harvey Martin (co-MVP) East Texas State Cowboys DE XXVIII Emmitt Smith Florida Cowboys RB XXII Doug Williams Grambling State Washington QB XVII John Riggins Kansas Washington RB XXXIX Deion Branch Louisville Patriots WR XII Randy White (co-MVP) Maryland Cowboys DT XXIII Jerry Rice Mississippi Valley State 49ers WR XXI Phil Simms Morehead State Giants QB VI Roger Staubach Navy Cowboys QB XXXIV Kurt Warner Northern Iowa Rams QB XLIII Santonio Holmes Ohio State Steelers WR IX Franco Harris Penn State Steelers RB VIII Larry Csonka Syracuse Dolphins RB XXX Larry Brown TCU Cowboys CB XLI Peyton Manning Tennessee Colts QB XX Richard Dent Tennessee State Bears DE L Von Miller Texas A&M Broncos LB XXVII Troy Aikman UCLA Cowboys QB XXVI Mark Rypien Washington State Washington QB V Chuck Howley West Virginia Cowboys LB

Julian Edelman’s the only Kent State Golden Flash to win MVP, obviously. But have you ever considered how close Kent State – which didn’t win its first bowl game until 2019 — came to having two Super Bowl MVPs? There was a fair case that fellow Kent Stater James Harrison should’ve been MVP in 2009, when he returned an interception 100 yards for a touchdown on the last play of the first half for the Steelers against the Cardinals. Kent State has made a significant impact on a lot of Super Bowls, just between Harrison and Edelman.

Who’s next?

Probably Michigan, somehow.