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US Presidents that played College Football Dwight Eisenhower, Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon & Ronald Reagan.
Dwight Eisenhower- Played football
Gerald 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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