Celebrities Invited to the 2012 Golf Classic

Sam Adkins – Former Seahawks QB, host and correspondent on the Seahawks post-game show

David Adkins – Better known by his professional stage name of “Sinbad”, is an American stand-up comedian and actor

Troy Aikman – 12 year NFL veteran QB for the Dallas Cowboys including 3 Super Bowl victories, 6-time Pro Bowl selection, Super Bowl MVP, Pro Bowl Hall of Fame, College Football Hall of Fame, #1 overall draft pick & current Sportscaster for FOX

Eric Allen – 14 year NFL veteran, six time Pro Bowl selection and current analyst for ESPN

Jeff Ament – Bassist and founding member of Pearl Jam

Jordan Babineaux – Tennessee Titans starting Safety, known as “BIG PLAY BABS” during his 6 years with the Seattle Seahawks

Drew Bledsoe – Former NFL QB for New England Patriots, Buffalo & Dallas, Pro Bowler, All-American at WSU, #1 overall draft pick

Gus Bradley – Current Defensive Coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks

Terry Bradshaw – 14 year NFL veteran QB for the Pittsburg Steelers, 4-time Super Bowl winner, 8 AFC Central Championships, Pro Bowl Hall of Fame, current TV Analyst and Co-Host of Fox NFL Sunday

Deion Branch – New England Patriots Wide Receiver, former Seattle Seahawk, MVP Super Bowl XXXIX

Fred Brown – Former NBA Guard, played all 13 seasons with the Seattle SuperSonics, NBA All Star in 1976, NBA Champion in 1979, 14,018 career points

Mark Bruener – 14 year NFL veteran Tight End with the Steelers and Texans, 1^st Round draft pick out of UW in 1995

Jay Buhner – aka “Bone,” 15 year MLB veteran and member of the Seattle Mariners Hall of Fame, 1996 All Star and Gold Glove winner

Blair Bush – 17 year NFL veteran Offensive Center out of UW, starter in Super bowl XVI for the Bengals

John Carlson – Starting Tight End for the Minnesota Vikings

Jeff Cirillo – 14 year MLB veteran, former Seattle Mariner and 2-time All-Star

Cam Cleeland – 8 year NFL veteran and former UW Tight End

Sean Combs – Also known as “Puff Daddy” or “Diddy”, 3-time Grammy winner, singer, record producer, actor, and entrepreneur

Rich Eisen – Journalist and Host for NFL Network

Marshall Faulk – Seven time All-Pro running back, Super Bowl Champion, and Hall of Famer, current analyst for the NFL Network

Bryce Fisher – 8 year NFL veteran Defensive Lineman and former Seattle Seahawk

Nesby Glasgow – Former UW great and Seattle Seahawk Safety, played 14 seasons in the NFL

Jay Glazer – Senior Writer for FOX Sports.com and Sideline Reporter for NFL on FOX, "NFL insider" for Fox NFL Sunday and host of Pros vs. Joes

Kevin Gogan – 14-year NFL veteran Guard and former UW great, 3-time Pro Bowl selection

Jacob Green – Former Defensive End for the Seahawks, No. 3 on the all-time sacks leader board, member of Seahawks Ring of Honor

Matt Hasselbeck – QB for the Tennessee Titans, All-Pro and Pro Bowl QB for the Seahawks, led Seattle to 5 playoff appearances and a Super Bowl appearance

Damon Huard – 14 year NFL veteran QB, 2-time Super Bowl Champion and 3 year starter for the Dawgs

Michael Irvin – Member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, five time Pro Bowler, 3 time Super Bowl Champion, current analyst for the NFL Network

Michael Jackson – Former UW great and Linebacker for the Seahawks

Jeff Jaeger – All American kicker for the Huskies, 12 year NFL veteran with the Browns, Raiders and Bears

Don James – 17 year reign as UW Husky Head Coach, inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame as a coach in 1997

Rafer Johnson – Olympic Gold Medalist, Decathlete, 1960 Sports Illustrated's Athlete of the Year, former UCLA Bruin football, basketball and track star, actor & founder of Special Olympics Southern California

Kasey Keller – 20 year MLS veteran and Seattle Sounders FC Goalkeeper, 2011 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year Award

Cortez Kennedy – 11 year NFL veteran Defense Tackle for the Seattle Seahawks, Seahawks Ring of Honor, Pro Bowl Hall of Fame, NFL 1990’s All Decade Team

Patrick Kerney – Recently Retired Seahawks All-Pro, Pro Bowl Defensive End

Greg Knapp – Veteran NFL Coach, current Offensive Coordinator for the Oakland Raiders

Jim Lambright – Former player and Head Coach of the University of Washington Husky Football team

Floyd Little – 9-year NFL veteran and Hall of Fame Running Back for the Denver Broncos, College Football Hall of Fame, Broncos Ring of Fame

Jake Locker – NFL QB for the Tennessee Titans and former UW Husky

Dane Looker – 10 year NFL veteran and former UW Wide Receiver

Phil Mahre – Champion Alpine Ski Racer, widely regarded as one of the greatest American Skiers of all time, Gold Medal winner in the Slalom at the 1984 Olympics in Sarajevo, 3-time Overall World Cup winner 1981-81, 27 world cup victories

Steve Mahre – World Cup Alpine Ski Racer, and younger twin brother of Phil Mahre, Olympic silver and gold medal winner he finished his career with 9 World Cup victories

Steve Mariucci – Former NFL Head Coach of the San Francisco 49ers and the Detroit Lions

Edgar Martinez – Major League Baseball 3^rd Baseman and DH, spent entire 18-year career with the Seattle Mariners, 7-time All Star selection, 5-time Silver Slugger Award, 2 AL batting titles, member of the Seattle Mariners Hall of Fame, the Outstanding Designated Hitter Award was renamed in his honor, which he won 5 times throughout his career

Mike McCready – Musician, Lead Guitarist and founding member of the band Pearl Jam

Duff McKagan – Musician, writer and Bassist for Guns N’ Roses

Jason Mesnick – The Bachelor on the 13^th season of The Bachelor, and runner-up on season 4 of The Bachelorette

Hugh Millen – Former UW great, 12 Year NFL Veteran, current KRJ Radio Personality

Lawyer Milloy – Former UW great, Seahawks Safety, Future Hall of Fame Candidate

Warren Moon – Member of the Pro Bowl Hall of Fame, led Huskies to 1978 Rose Bowl win

Jim Mora Sr. – 18 year NFL Head Coach, 3 time Coach of the Year, 18^th on the all-time wins list

Paul Moyer – Former Seahawks Safety, only Seahawk to have been a player, coach and broadcaster for the team

Chuck Nelson – 5-year NFL veteran Place Kicker, did color commentating for Husky Football on radio for 17 years, current President and CEO of Washington Athletic Club

Ken Norton – 12-year former NFL Linebacker for the Cowboys & 49’ers, 3-time Pro Bowl and 2-time All Pro selection, 3-time Super Bowl Champion, current NFL Linebacker Coach for the Seattle Seahawks

Ray Pinney – Former UW great, Super Bowl Champion, played 7 seasons with the Steelers

Steve Pool – Emmy Award winning Weather Anchor for KIRO-TV

Steve Raible – Former NFL Wide Receiver for the Seattle Seahawks, Anchor and Play-by-Play radio Announcer for KIRO

Bill Russell – 5-time winner of the NBA Most Valuable Player Award, 12-time All Star, widely considered one of the best players in NBA history, won 11 NBA Championships in his 13-year career

Deion Sanders – "Prime Time" or "Neon Deion", is a former NFL Cornerback and MLB Outfielder, 2-time Super Bowl winner with the 49ers and the Cowboys, 8-time Pro Bowl selection, 2011 Pro Football Hall of Fame and College Football Hall of Fame inductee, currently works as an NFL Network analyst

Adam Sandler – Actor, comedian, screenwriter, musician and film producer

Warren Sapp – 13-year NFL veteran Defensive Tackle for the Buccaneers and the Raiders, 7-time Pro Bowl selection, 1999 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, 2002 Super Bowl champion, Analyst for NFL Network

Sterling Sharpe – 6-year NFL veteran Wide Receiver for the Green Bay Packers, 5-time Pro Bowl selection, Analyst for NFL Network

Sonny Sixkiller – Former standout Husky QB and current Sports Commentator

Michael Strahan – Former NFL Defensive End who played 14 seasons with the New York Giants, 7-time Pro Bowl selection, 2001 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, Super Bowl XLII champion, Analyst on Fox NFL Sunday, Host for Pros vs. Joes

Mack Strong – Former NFL Fullback who played entire 15-year career with the Seahawks, Seahawks Running Back coach, 2-time Pro Bowl selection, Sportscaster for ROOT Sports Northwest

Lofa Tatupu – Atlanta Falcons Linebacker, played 6 years with the Seattle Seahawks, 3-time Pro Bowl selection, 2005 NFC Champ

Tim Tebow – NFL QB for the New York Jets, formerly Denver Broncos, 2007 Heisman Trophy winner and QB of the Year, 2-time BCS Championship

Joe Theismann – 12 year NFL veteran QB for the Washington Redskins, 2-time Pro Bowl and All Pro selection, Super Bowl Champion (XVII), College Football Hall of Fame, Sportscaster for ESPN and NFL Network

Jack Thompson – Former NFL QB known as “The Throwin' Samoan” at WSU, played for the Bengals and Buccaneers

Marcus Trufant – NFL Cornerback, played 8 years with Seattle Seahawks, 2007 Pro Bowl & All Pro selection, former WASU Cougar

Mike Vick – Current NFL QB for the Philadelphia Eagles, 1^st round draft pick in 2001 for the Atlanta Falcons, 4-time Pro Bowl selection, 2010 NFL Comeback Player of the Year

Curt Warner – 7-year NFL veteran Running Back, 3-time Pro Bowl Selection, 2009 College Football Hall of Fame inductee

Kurt Warner – 12-year NFL veteran QB considered the best undrafted player of all time, 2-time NFL MPV, Super Bowl champion, Super Bowl MVP, 4-time Pro Bowl and 2-time All Pro selection, Walter Payton 2008 Man of the Year Award, Bart Star 20009 Man of the Year Award

Donald “Slick” Watts – Former Seattle SuperSonics great

Lenny Wilkens – NBA Hall of Famer as a player and coach

Dave Wyman – 8-year NFL veteran Linebacker for the Seahawks and Broncos