Now that it is over ...

1) Texas A&M and Louisville had the most first-round picks, 3 each, and those were the only three draft picks that A&M had.

2) Most players drafted:

LSU: 9
Alabama: 8
Notre Dame: 8

LSU had as many draft picks as the entire 2014 AAC:

UCF: 2
UConn: 2
SMU: 2
USF: 1
Memphis: 1
Tulane: 1

Temple, Cincy, ECU, Tulsa and Houston had nobody drafted.


3) The Mighty Texas Longhorns had nobody drafted.

didn't louisville have 3 first round

and houston had 19 returning starters not that many options to get drafted, we only even had 1 projected coming into the season and he transferred out a few months before the season (rb charles sims to WVU, 3rd round) was projected 3rd round before he left

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Wow, Quo starts a thread that shows how much better the SEC is than the AAC. What a frickin' surprise. Exactly the kind of thread an AAC fan would post.

(05-10-2014 07:03 PM)TripleA Wrote:  Wow, Quo starts a thread that shows how much better the SEC is than the AAC. What a frickin' surprise. Exactly the kind of thread an AAC fan would post.

he once posted that his favorite food was corndogs. draw your own conclusions.



every leaving starter on offense for auburn was drafted

Thanks for getting this together Quo

A lot of players will go the free agent route...not that many of them will stick around

I'm surprised they haven't banned this troll yet. I have seen posters do less and get the ban hammer.

Seriously. How much does it take for him to get banned?

(05-10-2014 07:03 PM)TripleA Wrote:  Wow, Quo starts a thread that shows how much better the SEC is than the AAC. What a frickin' surprise.

I didn't compare the SEC to the AAC. I compared LSU to the AAC, and not because LSU is in the SEC, but because they happened to be the team with the most draft picks. If Colorado had been the team with 9 picks, I'd have cited them instead.

My point? There has been a lot of over-heated talk about the quality of AAC football around here. We were really quite bad, but some have pointed to UCF's Fiesta win as indicating otherwise, so I thought this comparison dramatized how far we really have to go. It's a long way.

(05-10-2014 07:48 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 07:03 PM)TripleA Wrote:  Wow, Quo starts a thread that shows how much better the SEC is than the AAC. What a frickin' surprise.

I didn't compare the SEC to the AAC. I compared LSU to the AAC, and not because LSU is in the SEC, but because they happened to be the team with the most draft picks. If Colorado had been the team with 9 picks, I'd have cited them instead.

My point? There has been a lot of over-heated talk about the quality of AAC football around here. We were really quite bad, but some have pointed the UCF's Fiesta win as indicating otherwise, so I thought this comparison dramatized how far we really have to go. It's a long way.

# of draft picks is nice and all, but it doesn't tell the whole story.

Look at UNC... 5 players picked, but lost 55-31 to ECU, who had 0 players picked.

(05-10-2014 07:48 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 07:03 PM)TripleA Wrote:  Wow, Quo starts a thread that shows how much better the SEC is than the AAC. What a frickin' surprise.

I didn't compare the SEC to the AAC. I compared LSU to the AAC, and not because LSU is in the SEC, but because they happened to be the team with the most draft picks. If Colorado had been the team with 9 picks, I'd have cited them instead.

My point? There has been a lot of over-heated talk about the quality of AAC football around here. We were really quite bad, but some have pointed the UCF's Fiesta win as indicating otherwise, so I thought this comparison dramatized how far we really have to go. It's a long way.

Summarizing this post:

"I'm not saying that the AAC sucks compared to the SEC; I'm just saying that the AAC sucks."

Texas had the longest streak of at least one player taken in the draft every year, since 1938.

(05-10-2014 06:33 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  Now that it is over ...

1) Texas A&M had the most first-round picks, 3, and those were the only three draft picks they had...Louisville also had 3 First Round Picks...Calvin Pryor to the New York Jets, Marcus Smith to the Philadelphia Eagles and Teddy Bridgewater to the Minnesota Vikings

2) Most players drafted:

LSU: 9
Alabama: 8
Notre Dame: 8

Louisville: 4
UCF: 2
UConn: 2
SMU: 2
USF: 1
Memphis: 1

Temple, Cincy, ECU, Tulsa and Houston had nobody drafted.


3) The Mighty Texas Longhorns had nobody drafted.

FIFY...

(05-10-2014 10:43 PM)Maize Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 06:33 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  Now that it is over ...

1) Texas A&M had the most first-round picks, 3, and those were the only three draft picks they had...Louisville also had 3 First Round Picks...Calvin Pryor to the New York Jets, Marcus Smith to the Philadelphia Eagles and Teddy Bridgewater to the Minnesota Vikings

2) Most players drafted:

LSU: 9
Alabama: 8
Notre Dame: 8

Louisville: 4
UCF: 2
UConn: 2
SMU: 2
USF: 1
Memphis: 1

Temple, Cincy, ECU, Tulsa and Houston had nobody drafted.


3) The Mighty Texas Longhorns had nobody drafted.

FIFY...

no fanbase in the entire sporting world, from curling to pro football needs positive affirmation more than louiseville fans. good god man you are to the acc what rutgers is to the big ten. please just go hang with your new buddies.

(05-10-2014 10:49 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 10:43 PM)Maize Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 06:33 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  Now that it is over ...

1) Texas A&M had the most first-round picks, 3, and those were the only three draft picks they had...Louisville also had 3 First Round Picks...Calvin Pryor to the New York Jets, Marcus Smith to the Philadelphia Eagles and Teddy Bridgewater to the Minnesota Vikings

2) Most players drafted:

LSU: 9
Alabama: 8
Notre Dame: 8

Louisville: 4
UCF: 2
UConn: 2
SMU: 2
USF: 1
Memphis: 1

Temple, Cincy, ECU, Tulsa and Houston had nobody drafted.


3) The Mighty Texas Longhorns had nobody drafted.

FIFY...

no fanbase in the entire sporting world, from curling to pro football needs positive affirmation more than louiseville fans. good god man you are to the acc what rutgers is to the big ten. please just go hang with your new buddies.

ok

(05-11-2014 12:10 AM)TopperCard Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 10:49 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 10:43 PM)Maize Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 06:33 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  Now that it is over ...

1) Texas A&M had the most first-round picks, 3, and those were the only three draft picks they had...Louisville also had 3 First Round Picks...Calvin Pryor to the New York Jets, Marcus Smith to the Philadelphia Eagles and Teddy Bridgewater to the Minnesota Vikings

FIFY...

no fanbase in the entire sporting world, from curling to pro football needs positive affirmation more than louiseville fans. good god man you are to the acc what rutgers is to the big ten. please just go hang with your new buddies.

ok

He will be ok...

(05-10-2014 10:49 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 10:43 PM)Maize Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 06:33 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  Now that it is over ...

1) Texas A&M had the most first-round picks, 3, and those were the only three draft picks they had...Louisville also had 3 First Round Picks...Calvin Pryor to the New York Jets, Marcus Smith to the Philadelphia Eagles and Teddy Bridgewater to the Minnesota Vikings

2) Most players drafted:

LSU: 9
Alabama: 8
Notre Dame: 8

Louisville: 4
UCF: 2
UConn: 2
SMU: 2
USF: 1
Memphis: 1

Temple, Cincy, ECU, Tulsa and Houston had nobody drafted.


3) The Mighty Texas Longhorns had nobody drafted.

FIFY...

no fanbase in the entire sporting world, from curling to pro football needs positive affirmation more than louiseville fans. good god man you are to the acc what rutgers is to the big ten. please just go hang with your new buddies.

i dont have a problem with maize posting here. all he is doing is correcting the drivel that quo is spewing.

and to our resident troll:

hey quo..... i stubbed my toe this morning. please create a story for me on how it is related to the AAC sucking. you seem to do that with every other topic.

What a Pu$$y

(05-11-2014 06:51 AM)otown Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 10:49 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 10:43 PM)Maize Wrote:  

(05-10-2014 06:33 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  Now that it is over ...

1) Texas A&M had the most first-round picks, 3, and those were the only three draft picks they had...Louisville also had 3 First Round Picks...Calvin Pryor to the New York Jets, Marcus Smith to the Philadelphia Eagles and Teddy Bridgewater to the Minnesota Vikings

2) Most players drafted:

LSU: 9
Alabama: 8
Notre Dame: 8

Louisville: 4
UCF: 2
UConn: 2
SMU: 2
USF: 1
Memphis: 1

Temple, Cincy, ECU, Tulsa and Houston had nobody drafted.


3) The Mighty Texas Longhorns had nobody drafted.

FIFY...

no fanbase in the entire sporting world, from curling to pro football needs positive affirmation more than louiseville fans. good god man you are to the acc what rutgers is to the big ten. please just go hang with your new buddies.

i dont have a problem with maize posting here. all he is doing is correcting the drivel that quo is spewing.

and to our resident troll:

hey quo..... i stubbed my toe this morning. please create a story for me on how it is related to the AAC sucking. you seem to do that with every other topic.

Thanks....the fact is the 2014 Draft if you want to talk conferences you can't omit Louisville from the AAC and you can't just say Texas A&M-(of the SEC) was the "ONLY" school with 3 First Round Picks when you had an AAC School also with 3 First Round Picks and the 1st QB Taken was the AAC Offensive POY @ #3 Overall...