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Super Bowl XLVI will be an American football game between the American Football Conference (AFC) champion New England Patriots and the National Football Conference (NFC) champion New York Giants to decide the National Football League (NFL) champion for the 2011 season.

Let me be the last to say that there is absolutely no legitimate reason for a two-week layoff between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl. None whatsoever. It’s not as if the NFL needs the additional week to hype the game or to try to encourage more people to watch. They already had us at hello.

Barring people who were scheduled to undergo surgery last Sunday, or those who were scheduled to perform such surgery, there is not a single individual who will watch the game this Sunday who wouldn’t have watched it last Sunday.

Here’s what the extra week gets us: an extra week of interviews we don’t really care about and insights that aren’t that insightful. It’s 100 players and half as many coaches talking about how committed they are to their teams, how winning the game will be the pinnacle of their careers, and how they are dedicating this game to their mother/father/high school coach/Porsche repairman. No one is stupid enough to tell us their game plans, and unless someone says something truly outrageous — and “guaranteeing” a victory stopped being outrageous after Joe Namath did it — there’s little we will read or hear this week that will mean anything. And that includes the piece you are reading at this very moment.

The Super Bowl, the largest single sporting event in the world each year, is the epitome of football success.

Just earning a Super Bowl berth requires impressive talent, strength and stamina from every player on the roster.

But, unlike the other three “major” professional sports in the United States, every player on both rosters has something in common: Each member of both 53-man rosters honed their skills in college.

As we count down the days to Super Bowl XLVI, we're going to take a look at the college-football programs that have provided the most players to the two most successful NFL teams of the current season.

Note: We're only including the 106 players currently listed as “active” on the 53-man rosters of both the New England Patriots and New York Giants.

The following programs have each provided one player to Super Bowl XLVI, some of which might be surprising when you consider their lack of representation:

Akron, Arizona, Brown (FCS), Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo (FCS), California, Chadron State (Division II), Colorado, Connecticut, Cornell (FCS), East Carolina, Eastern Kentucky (FCS), Florida Tech (FCS), Georgia, Georgia Tech, Grand Valley State (Division II), Hofstra (FCS), Houston, Howard (FCS), Indiana, Iowa, Kent State, Louisville, Marshall, Maryland, Memphis, Mississippi State, Montana State (FCS), Nebraska, North Carolina, North Texas, Northwest Missouri State (Division II), Oregon State, Southeast Missouri State (FCS), Southern Illinois, Southern Methodist, Southern Mississippi, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, UCLA, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Also worth noting is the number of FCS programs (nine) and even Division II programs (three) that have produced one representative.