Gerald Ford was a star football player at the University of Michigan and was chosen MVP on the team his senior year. He played center and line-backer. The Wolverines won the National Championship two years that Ford played, 1932 and 1933. He had offers to play pro ball from the Packers and Bears but declined. He went to Yale to be an assistant football coach while he studied law there.
Ronald Reagan was a starter at guard his senior year at Eureka College in Eureka Illinois.
Dwight Eisenhower was a fullback at West Point and was projected to become a starter until he got hurt in his sophomore year.
Richard Nixon was a second-string tackle at Whittier College.
John Kennedy played on the freshmen and JV teams at Harvard.
No US presidents were named Nathaniel.
If you're asking whether any US Presidents were constitutionally ineligible to hold office, the answer is no.
There hasn't been any presidents from Rhode Island, yet.
John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams were US presidents from Mass.
35 presidents are. Including Teddy Roosevelt.
No US Presidents have ever coached collegiate football.
US Presidents that played college football Dwight Eisenhower, Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon & Ronald Reagan.Dwight Eisenhower- Played footballGerald Ford- played football as a center for The University of Michigan. He was a star football player and was voted the team's "most valuable player" in 1934.Richard Nixon- Was a player on the football for Whittier College, and basketball team, and track runner in his youth.Ronald Reagan- Played football
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Gerald ford, Ronald Reagan, maybe Nixon too Gerald Ford played football before he was president. read the question. which presidents played football BEFORE becoming president.
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Yes, football is only played in the US. Countries in Europe and Asia play a game similar to it called rugby
Any sport can be played in the US. Some that are rarely played are; Cricket Australian football Irish Gaelic football and Hurling Netball Rounders
Football, running, shrimping, ping ponging, mowing and meeting US Presidents.
Several United States Presidents actually played football. John Kennedy played for Harvard, Richard Nixon played for Whittier College, Gerald Ford was the MVP for the University of Michigan, Ronald Reagan played for Eureka College, and Dwight Eisenhower played for the West Point military academy.
American football; baseball. But then, they're hardly played anywhere except in the US.
President Gerald Ford. Ford chose not to try out, believing there was no future in professional athletics. Instead, upon graduation he became an assistant football coach at Yale University, a job he held until he was admitted to the Yale School of Law.