The annual Super Bowl game is not only the NFL’s moment to shine, but also another chance for college football programs to one-up each other as schools look to get bragging rights of a kind to see who can put the most players in football’s biggest and most prestigious moment.

For the third-straight year, that honor goes to Oklahoma, a traditional college football factory that has once again put the most talent on the field in the Super Bowl as the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles on Super Sunday.

And by joining the SEC this year, Oklahoma was also able to help boost the SEC’s already dominant numbers when it comes to what conferences produce the most Super Bowl players.

This year’s game produced some notable trivia, as well: Super Bowl LIX has one player on the field who didn’t play college football, as Eagles offensive lineman Jordan Mailata grew up in Australia, where he played rugby.

Here’s an overview of what college football programs and conferences produced the most talent in the Super Bowl between the Chiefs and Eagles.

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Players: 7

Chiefs: WR Hollywood Brown, C Creed Humphrey, OL Wanye Morris, RB Samaje Perine, LS James Winchester

Eagles: QB Jalen Hurts, OT Lane Johnson

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Players: 6

Chiefs: DE Malik Herring

Eagles: DT Jalen Carter, DB Lewis Cline, DT Jordan Davis, CB Kelee Ringo, LB Nolan Smith

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Players: 4

Chiefs: None

Eagles: OG Landon Dickerson, CB Eli Ricks, WR DeVonta Smith, OL Tyler Steen

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Players: 4

Chiefs: OL D.J. Humphries, OT Jawaan Taylor

Eagles: DB C.J. Gardner-Johnson, OT Fred Johnson

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Players: 3

Chiefs: DT Derrick Nnadi

Eagles: LB Josh Sweat, WR Johnny Wilson

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Players: 3

Chiefs: DE Mike Danna, DE Joshua Uche

Eagles: OG Trevor Keegan

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Players: 3

Chiefs: WR DeAndre Hopkins

Eagles: RB Will Shipley, LB Jeremiah Trotter, Jr.

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Players: 3

Chiefs: DE Charles Omenihu, WR Xavier Worthy

Eagles: DT Moro Ojomo

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Players: 3

Chiefs: OL Hunter Nourzad

Eagles: RB Saquon Barkley, WR Jahan Dotson

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Players: 3

Chiefs: None

Eagles: PK Jake Elliott, RB Kenneth Gainwell, DE Bryce Huff

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Players: 3

Chiefs: DB Justin Reid

Eagles: QB Tanner McKee, DT Thomas Booker

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2 players each: Georgia Tech, Nebraska, Texas A&M, Wisconsin, USC, Pittsburgh, Indiana, Washington, Marshall, Cincinnati, Washington State, Toledo, Mississippi State

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SEC: 33

Big Ten: 21

ACC: 19

FCS or lower: 9

Big 12: 5

AAC: 4

Sun Belt: 3

MAC: 3

Independent: 2

Mountain West: 2

Conference USA: 2

Pac-12: 2

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