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Toby Gerhart
Toby Gerhart, Stanford running back, 2009 Doak Walker Award winner and Heisman runner-up to Mark Ingram; drafted 51st overall by Minnesota Vikings in 2010, later Jacksonville Jaguars; power between-the-tackles runner, 2024 College Football Hall of Fame.
Toby Rawlinson
Sir Alfred "Toby" Rawlinson, 3rd Baronet (1867–1934), English soldier, pioneer motorist and aviator; won 1900 Paris Olympic polo gold with Foxhunters Hurlingham and led London's WWI aerial defense.
Todd Bertuzzi
Todd Bertuzzi, born 1975 in Sudbury, Ontario, Canadian NHL power forward, 1,159 games and 770 points with the Islanders, Canucks, Panthers, Ducks, Flames, and Red Wings; known for the 2004 Steve Moore assault and his 2002-03 97-point season.
Todd Bertuzzi–Steve Moore incident
The Todd Bertuzzi–Steve Moore incident on March 8, 2004, involved Canucks forward Todd Bertuzzi punching Avalanche rookie Steve Moore, sending him face-first into the ice.
Todd Bowles
Todd Bowles (born 1963, Elizabeth, NJ) is an NFL coach, head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers since 2022 after coordinating their Super Bowl LV defense, and former Jets head coach (2015-18, 24-40) and Redskins safety.
Todd Frazier
Todd Frazier (born 1986), nicknamed Toddfather, American MLB third baseman; 1998 Little League World Series champion from Toms River, NJ; two-time All-Star, 2015 Home Run Derby winner, 40-HR season in 2016.
Todd Golden
Todd Golden, American college basketball coach, head coach of the Florida Gators men's team since 2022; former Saint Mary's player and San Francisco head coach; won the 2025 NCAA title.
Todd Graham
Todd Graham (born 1964) is an American college football coach; head coach at Rice, Tulsa, Pittsburgh, Arizona State, and Hawai'i, with a 106-72 career record and a large coaching tree.
Todd Gurley
Todd Gurley II, NFL running back drafted 10th overall by the Rams in 2015; 2017 AP Offensive Player of the Year, two-time rushing TD leader (2017-18), career shortened by knee arthritis, released 2020, finished with Atlanta.
Todd Haley
Todd Haley (born 1967) is an American football coach, former Kansas City Chiefs head coach (2009-11, 19-26) and Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator (2012-17), now UFL Columbus Aviators OC.
Todd Heap
Todd Heap (born 1980, Mesa, AZ) is a former NFL tight end, Ravens first-round pick (31st, 2001), 2x Pro Bowler; 499 catches, 5,869 yards, 42 TDs; Ravens Ring of Honor 2014.
Todd Helton
Todd Helton, born 1973 in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a Hall of Fame first baseman who played all 17 seasons (1997-2013) for the Colorado Rockies, won the 2000 NL batting title (.372), and was elected to Cooperstown in 2024 on his sixth ballot.
Todd Marinovich
Todd Marinovich, born 1969, is a former USC and Los Angeles Raiders quarterback, drafted 24th overall in 1991; groomed from birth by father Marv as the "Robo QB," he lasted two NFL seasons and became a noted draft bust.
Todd Martin
Todd Martin, American tennis player (Todd Christopher Martin), 1990s ATP mainstay from Lansing, Michigan and Northwestern; career-high No. 4, 1994 Australian Open and 1999 US Open finalist, 1995 Davis Cup champion, later International Tennis Hall of Fame CEO.
Todd McLellan
Todd McLellan, born 1967 in Melville, Saskatchewan, is an NHL head coach, 29th coach of the Detroit Red Wings (Dec 2024), formerly Sharks, Oilers, and Kings head coach with 598 career wins.
Todd Monken
Todd Monken, American football coach, Cleveland Browns head coach (2026-), former Baltimore Ravens OC (2023-25) and Georgia offensive coordinator behind back-to-back national championships (2021-22).
Todd Rogers
Todd Rogers (born 1973, Santa Barbara), nicknamed The Professor, American beach volleyball defender; 2008 Beijing Olympic gold and 2007 world champion with Phil Dalhausser; 24 FIVB golds, 52-54 AVP titles; now Cal Poly head coach.
Todd Woodbridge
Todd Woodbridge (born 1971, Sydney) is an Australian former tennis player, half of "The Woodies" with Mark Woodforde; 16 men's doubles majors, 83 doubles titles, Olympic gold 1996, later a TV presenter.
Tokyo Dome (東京ドーム)
Tokyo Dome (東京ドーム) is Japan's first all-weather multipurpose stadium, opened March 17, 1988 in Bunkyo, Tokyo. Air-supported membrane roof at 0.3% overpressure, 55,000 capacity, home of the Yomiuri Giants and a landmark concert venue.
Toledo Mud Hens
Toledo Mud Hens, Triple-A International League affiliate of the Detroit Tigers since 1987, playing at Fifth Third Field in Toledo, Ohio; named in 1896 for American coots near Bay View Park.
Tom Allen (American football)
Tom Allen, New Castle, Indiana-born college football coach; Indiana head coach 2016-2023 (33-49, 2020 AFCA Coach of the Year), then defensive coordinator at Penn State (2024) and Clemson (2025).
Tom Barrass
Tom Barrass, formally Thomas Barrass, is an Australian rules footballer who plays as a key defender for Hawthorn in the AFL, after ten seasons at the West Coast Eagles.
Tom Barrasso
Tom Barrasso, American NHL goaltender (1965- ), only goalie to jump from high school to the NHL; won 1983-84 Calder and Vezina, two Stanley Cups with Pittsburgh (1991, 1992), and entered the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2023.
Tom Benson
Tom Benson (1927-2018), New Orleans businessman, owned the NFL's Saints from 1985 and the NBA's Pelicans from 2012, won Super Bowl XLIV, and left both teams to wife Gayle Benson.
Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium
Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, formerly Fawcett Stadium, is a roughly 23,000-seat football stadium in Canton, Ohio, renamed in 2014 after Saints owner Tom Benson's $11 million gift; it hosts the NFL Hall of Fame Game, Enshrinement, and McKinley High School football.
Tom Boon
Tom Boon (Tom Alain Boon) is a Belgian field hockey forward, a leading scorer for the Red Lions who won Olympic gold at Tokyo 2020 and the 2018 World Cup.
Tom Brady
Tom Brady, NFL quarterback for the Patriots (2000–2019) and Buccaneers (2020–22), won a record seven Super Bowls in ten appearances, three MVPs, and retired in 2023 as the league's all-time leader in wins and passing yards.
Tom Brady–Peyton Manning rivalry
The Tom Brady–Peyton Manning rivalry was a series of 17 NFL games from 2001 to 2016, of which Brady's teams won 11, including two of five playoff meetings.
Tom Browning
Tom Browning (1960–2022), American left-handed MLB pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds (1984–94); threw the franchise's only perfect game (Sept 16, 1988, 1–0 vs Dodgers), won 20 games as a 1985 rookie, and was a 1990 World Series champion.
Tom Chambers (basketball)
Tom Chambers, born Thomas Doane Chambers in 1959, is an American former NBA power forward who became the league's first unrestricted free agent, signing with Phoenix in 1988.