By State (population) - 2004 D1 football Recruits
1. California (35.12 M) – 306
2. Texas (21.78 M) – 246
3. Florida (16.71 M) - <span style='color:blue'>242</span>
4. Ohio (11.42 M) – <span style='color:blue'>135</span>
5. Georgia (8.56 M) – 112
6. Pennsylvania (12.34 M) –<span style='color:blue'> 83</span>
7. Louisiana (4.48 M) – 73
8. Alabama (4.49 M) – 67
9. Michigan (10.05 M) – 67
10. New Jersey ( 8.59 M) – <span style='color:blue'>59</span>
11. Mississippi (2.87 M) – 59
12. Illinois (12.6 M) – 58
13. Virginia (7.29 M) – 49
14. North Carolina (8.32 M) – 48
15. South Carolina (4.11 M) – 43
16. Tennessee (5.8 M) – 42
17. Maryland (5.46 M) – 35
18. Oklahoma (3.49 M) – 33
19. New York (19.16 M)–<span style='color:blue'> 32</span>
20. Missouri (5.67 M) – 30
21. Arizona (5.46 M) – 30
22. Washington (6.07 M) – 29
23. Arkansas (2.71 M) – 27
24. Colorado (4.51 M) – 25
25. Iowa (2.94 M) – 23
26. Kansas (2.72 M) – 22
27. Indiana (6.16 M) – 22
28. Kentucky (4.09 M) – <span style='color:blue'>21</span>
29. Minnesota (5.02 M) – 20
30. Wisconsin (5.44 M) – 19
31. Nevada (2.17 M) – 15
32. Connecticut (3.46 M) –<span style='color:blue'> 15</span>
33. Hawaii (1.24 M) – 14
34. Nebraska (1.73 M) – 13
35. Oregon (3.52 M) – 12
36. Utah (2.32 M) – 11
37. Idaho (1.34 M) – 8
38.
Massachusetts (6.43 M) – 7
39. New Mexico (1.86 M) – 6
40. Montana (0.91 M) – 4
41. West Virginia (1.8 M) –<span style='color:blue'> 4</span>
42. Washington, DC (0.57 M) – 4
43.
New Hampshire (1.28 M) – 2
44. South Dakota (0.76 M) – 2
45. Wyoming (0.499 M) – 2
46. Delaware (0.807 M) – 1
47.
Maine (1.29 M), Alaska (0.644 M),
Vermont (0.617 M), North Dakota (0.634 M) – 0
Others: Canada – 12; American Samoa – 5; Australia – 1
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