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Cody Lindenberg
Cody Lindenberg (born 2002) is a Las Vegas Raiders linebacker drafted 222nd overall in 2025 out of Minnesota, a 2024 first-team All-Big Ten selection who led the Gophers with 94 tackles.
Cody Martin (basketball)
Cody Lee Martin, born 1995, is an American NBA small forward, identical twin of Caleb Martin; drafted 36th overall in 2019 by Charlotte after NC State and Nevada, later Phoenix and Indiana.
Cody Parkey
Cody Parkey, NFL placekicker 2014–2021 for six teams (Eagles, Browns, Dolphins, Bears, Titans, Saints); 121/143 field goals (84.6%), 2014 rookie scoring record and Pro Bowl, famous for the January 2019 'double doink' playoff miss with Chicago.
Cody Schrader
Cody Schrader (born 1999) is an American NFL running back from St. Louis who walked on at Missouri after leading Division II in rushing at Truman State, set Missouri's single-season rushing record (1,627 yards, 2023), won the Burlsworth Trophy, and went undrafted before playing for the Rams.
Cody Simon
Cody Simon (born 2002) is an NFL inside linebacker for the Arizona Cardinals, drafted 115th overall in 2025 out of Ohio State, where he captained the 2024 national championship team and was Rose Bowl and title-game Defensive MVP.
Cody Zeller
Cody Zeller (born 1992), Indiana Hoosiers center-forward, fourth overall 2013 NBA Draft pick by Charlotte; 12 NBA seasons, five franchises, 7.9 ppg, IU Hall of Fame 2025.
Coen Carr
Coen Carr (born 2004) is an American basketball forward for the Michigan State Spartans from Stockbridge, Georgia, a 6'6", 230-lb elite athlete and dunker averaging 12.0 points as a junior, projected late first to early second round in the NBA draft.
Colby Cave
Colby Cave (1994-2020), Canadian center from Battleford, Saskatchewan; undrafted NHL forward for Boston Bruins and Edmonton Oilers, 67 games, 9 points; died at 25 after colloid cyst brain surgery.
Cole Anthony
Cole Anthony (born 2000), NBA point guard, son of Greg Anthony; UNC one season, 15th overall pick 2020 by Orlando, later Memphis, Milwaukee, Phoenix; career 12.0 ppg.
Cole Beasley
Cole Beasley, undrafted SMU wide receiver (2012-2022), slot specialist for the Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills, 2020 second-team All-Pro, 556 career catches for 5,744 yards and 34 touchdowns.
Cole Caufield
Cole Caufield (born 2001, Stevens Point, Wisconsin) is an American NHL right winger for the Montreal Canadiens, drafted 15th overall in 2019; USNTDP record 126 career goals, 2025-26 Lady Byng winner, 8-year $62.8M contract.
Cole Hamels
Cole Hamels (Colbert Michael Hamels, "Hollywood"), born 1983, American MLB left-handed pitcher; 2008 NLCS and World Series MVP with the Phillies, 163-122, 3.43 ERA, 2,560 strikeouts, 2015 Wrigley no-hitter, retired 2023.
Cole Hutson
Cole Hutson (born 2006) is an American NHL defenseman for the Washington Capitals, drafted 43rd overall in 2024. Brother of Lane Hutson; NTDP all-time defenseman scoring record holder; 2025 World Juniors gold medalist and leading scorer.
Cole Hutson (American football)
Cole Hutson is an American football offensive lineman for the Texas Longhorns who has started 23 of 48 games at guard and center since 2022, blocking for Bijan Robinson.
Cole Kmet
Cole Kmet, Chicago Bears tight end from Lake Barrington, Illinois; Notre Dame two-sport athlete drafted 43rd overall in 2020, first tight end taken; Bears four-year extension through 2027.
Cole Pennington
Cole Pennington, American college football quarterback, son of NFL QB Chad Pennington; Sayre School (KY), Marshall 2022-2024, transfer QB at Gardner-Webb; not Cole Payton of NDSU.
Cole Stoudt
Cole Stoudt, former Clemson quarterback (2011-14, 2,634 passing yards, 2014 Russell Athletic Bowl MVP) and son of NFL QB Cliff Stoudt; now an offensive analyst and assistant wide receivers coach on Clemson's football staff.
Cole Tucker
Cole Tucker (Cole Bryson Tucker, born 1996) is an American switch-hitting shortstop drafted 24th overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2014; MLB 2019-2024 with Pirates, Diamondbacks, Rockies, and Angels, career .213 average.
Cole Wisniewski
Cole Wisniewski (born 2002) is an NFL safety from Sparta, Wisconsin; a consensus FCS All-American at North Dakota State (8 INTs in 2023) who transferred to Texas Tech and was drafted 244th overall by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2026.
Colin Hitschler
Colin Hitschler is an American college football coach serving as UCLA's defensive coordinator. He reached the College Football Playoff with Cincinnati in 2021 and James Madison in 2025.
Colin Kaepernick
Colin Kaepernick, former San Francisco 49ers quarterback (2011-2016), Super Bowl XLVII starter, and civil-rights activist who knelt during the national anthem in 2016; settled a 2017 collusion grievance with the NFL in 2019.
Colin Montgomerie
Colin Montgomerie, Scottish golfer born 1963 in Glasgow; 31 European Tour wins, record eight Order of Merit titles, eight Ryder Cups unbeaten in singles, 2010 winning captain, World Golf Hall of Famer, but never won a major.
Colisée de Québec
Colisée de Québec, also Colisée Pepsi, a 1949 arena at ExpoCité in Quebec City; home of the Nordiques (1972-1995) and Remparts, closed 2015, slated for demolition from 2027.
Colleen Coyne
Colleen Coyne (born 1971), American ice hockey defenseman, East Falmouth, Massachusetts; won gold with Team USA at Nagano 1998, the first Olympic women's hockey tournament; also silver at 1992, 1994, 1997 World Championships; later Boston Pride president.
Colleen Sostorics
Colleen Sostorics, Canadian ice hockey defenceman from Kennedy, Saskatchewan; three Olympic golds (2002, 2006, 2010) with Team Canada, three world titles, Calgary Oval X-Treme player, later University of Regina assistant coach.
College baseball
College baseball: intercollegiate baseball in the NCAA (Divisions I-III), NAIA, and JUCO systems; season capped at 56 games, ending in the Men's College World Series in Omaha, won by Oklahoma in 2026.
College baseball rankings
College baseball rankings: human Top 25 polls (Baseball America, D1Baseball, Perfect Game, USA Today Coaches, NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball) plus the RPI used by the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee for tournament selection; polls do not determine seeding.
College basketball
College basketball: intercollegiate basketball in the US, invented by James Naismith in 1891, governed by the NCAA, and defined by the March Madness tournament, now a 76-team, multibillion-dollar event shaped by NIL and eligibility changes.
College football
College football is American intercollegiate gridiron football governed by NCAA rules across FBS, FCS, Division II, and Division III. Key markers: first game Rutgers-Princeton 1869, NCAA founded 1906, 12-team College Football Playoff, House settlement athlete pay.
College GameDay (football TV program)
College GameDay, also known as College Football GameDay, is ESPN's traveling three-hour college football pregame show, airing Saturdays from a different campus each week since its first road show in 1993.