With 4 rounds complete, it's surprising to me that both Notre Dame and Clemson have only had one player drafted so far.

Players drafted by conference:

SEC 44
B1G 27
AAC 13
PAC 12
B12 11
ACC 9
MWC 5
SBC 4
USA 4
MAC 3
IND 3
FCS 8

By school:

12 Georgia
7 Alabama
6 Cincinnati
6 LSU
5 Penn State
4 Baylor
4 Michigan
4 Ohio State
4 Texas A&M

Cincinnati has 7. Would not be surprised to see two more before it is done (Beavers and Brooks).

Final tally:

Schools:

15 Georgia
10 LSU
9 Cincinnati
8 Penn State
7 Alabama
7 Oklahoma
6 Baylor
6 Ohio State
6 Ole Miss
6 UCLA

Conferences:

SEC 65
B1G 48
PAC 25
B12 25
ACC 21
AAC 19
MWC 11
MAC 6
SBC 6
USA 6
IND 5
FCS 25 (incl D-II)

P5 with 0 picked:

Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Louisville
Syracuse
Duke
Arizona
Colorado
TCU
Texas
West Virginia

P5 with 1 picked:

Auburn
Florida State
Miami
Oregon

Other notables:

Clemson (2)
Notre Dame (2)
BYU (1)
Boise State (1)
UCF (1)

(04-30-2022 06:32 PM)ken d Wrote:  Final tally:

Schools:

16 Georgia
10 LSU
9 Cincinnati
8 Penn State
7 Alabama
7 Oklahoma
6 Baylor
6 Ohio State
6 Ole Miss
6 UCLA

Conferences:

SEC 66
B1G 47
PAC 25
B12 25
ACC 21
AAC 19
MWC 11
MAC 6
SBC 6
USA 6
IND 5
FCS 25 (incl D-II)

P5 with 0 picked:

Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Louisville
Syracuse
Duke
Arizona
Colorado
TCU
Texas
West Virginia

P5 with 1 picked:

Auburn
Florida State
Miami
Oregon

Other notables:

Clemson (2)
Notre Dame (2)
BYU (1)
Boise State (1)
UCF (1)

Baylor and Cincinnati? Wait, I thought the new Big 12 could recruit with schools like that, you know like Notre Dame, Clemson, Auburn, Texas and would be forced to be a tweener!

In all seriousness that is more the norm not the exception. Baylor didn't recruit like that because of Texas and OU they recruited like that despite those schools coming into their backyard. Cincinnati recruited solely from the AAC as did Houston. The Big 12 will continue to be a power conference.

(04-30-2022 06:54 PM)CatsClaw1 Wrote:  

(04-30-2022 06:32 PM)ken d Wrote:  Final tally:

Schools:

16 Georgia
10 LSU
9 Cincinnati
8 Penn State
7 Alabama
7 Oklahoma
6 Baylor
6 Ohio State
6 Ole Miss
6 UCLA

Conferences:

SEC 66
B1G 47
PAC 25
B12 25
ACC 21
AAC 19
MWC 11
MAC 6
SBC 6
USA 6
IND 5
FCS 25 (incl D-II)

P5 with 0 picked:

Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Louisville
Syracuse
Duke
Arizona
Colorado
TCU
Texas
West Virginia

P5 with 1 picked:

Auburn
Florida State
Miami
Oregon

Other notables:

Clemson (2)
Notre Dame (2)
BYU (1)
Boise State (1)
UCF (1)

Baylor and Cincinnati? Wait, I thought the new Big 12 could recruit with schools like that, you know like Notre Dame, Clemson, Auburn, Texas and would be forced to be a tweener!

In all seriousness that is more the norm not the exception. Baylor didn't recruit like that because of Texas and OU they recruited like that despite those schools coming into their backyard. Cincinnati recruited solely from the AAC as did Houston. The Big 12 will continue to be a power conference.

The incoming Big 12 teams are already feeling a significant recruiting swell...

(04-30-2022 06:32 PM)ken d Wrote:  Final tally:

Schools:

16 Georgia
10 LSU

That really stands out to me, because LSU went 6-7 and 5-5 the past two seasons.

LSU oozes talent like shale rock oozes oil. They have it even when they aren't any good.

Texas and West Virginia on the 0 list can't sit well with their fanbases. All four schools on the 1 list are surprising. There are more Georgia draftees on the EAGLES this season than there were draftees from these six perennial college football powers.

The four CFP semifinalists combined for 36 draft picks.

(04-30-2022 06:32 PM)ken d Wrote:  Final tally:

Conferences:
SEC 65
B1G 48
PAC 25
B12 25
ACC 21
AAC 19
MWC 11
MAC 6
SBC 6
USA 6

Another way of looking at this is the average number of picks per team.
4.6 SEC 65 / 14 teams
3.4 B1G 48 / 14 teams
2.5 B12 25 / 10 teams
2.1 PAC 25 / 12 teams
1.7 AAC 19 / 11 teams
1.5 ACC 21 / 14 teams
0.9 MWC 11 / 12 teams
0.6 SBC 6 / 10 teams
0.5 MAC 6 / 12 teams
0.4 CUSA 6 / 14 teams

(05-01-2022 04:28 PM)SkullyMaroo Wrote:  

(04-30-2022 06:32 PM)ken d Wrote:  Final tally:

Conferences:
SEC 65
B1G 48
PAC 25
B12 25
ACC 21
AAC 19
MWC 11
MAC 6
SBC 6
USA 6

Another way of looking at this is the average number of picks per team.
4.6 SEC 65 / 14 teams
3.4 B1G 48 / 14 teams
2.5 B12 25 / 10 teams
2.1 PAC 25 / 12 teams
1.7 AAC 19 / 11 teams
1.5 ACC 21 / 14 teams
0.9 MWC 11 / 12 teams
0.6 SBC 6 / 10 teams
0.5 MAC 6 / 12 teams
0.4 CUSA 6 / 14 teams

And coming in at #8 was FCS conference, the MVFC at 0.7 picks per team (8 picks, 11 members).

Where did the NFL draftees play their high school football at?
https://www.maxpreps.com/news/iSAkK3zYM0...-draft.htm

https://www.maxpreps.com/news/kSVmutjJi0...otball.htm

California won the first round; Texas beat Georgia for the overall draft title, with California barley edging out Florida for third place overall.

As far as cities, I think Mobile, AL would have a claim for top city. I’m pretty sure I’ve seen before that Mobile produces the most NFL players per capita. This year just adds to that total for NFL players selected from Mobile. Incidentally enough, Mobile has more MLB hall of famers than any other city (except for NYC and Los Angeles) as well.

(05-02-2022 01:24 PM)SoCalBobcat78 Wrote:  Where did the NFL draftees play their high school football at?
https://www.maxpreps.com/news/iSAkK3zYM0...-draft.htm

https://www.maxpreps.com/news/kSVmutjJi0...otball.htm

California won the first round; Texas beat Georgia for the overall draft title, with California barley edging out Florida for third place overall.

A pop up I can’t delete blocks the site!

(05-01-2022 04:28 PM)SkullyMaroo Wrote:  Another way of looking at this is the average number of picks per team.
4.6 SEC 65 / 14 teams
3.4 B1G 48 / 14 teams
2.5 B12 25 / 10 teams
2.1 PAC 25 / 12 teams
1.7 AAC 19 / 11 teams
1.5 ACC 21 / 14 teams
0.9 MWC 11 / 12 teams
0.6 SBC 6 / 10 teams
0.5 MAC 6 / 12 teams
0.4 CUSA 6 / 14 teams

That's the best way to look at it.

The ACC ranks below the AAC.

(05-14-2022 04:28 AM)TroyTBoy Wrote:  

(05-01-2022 04:28 PM)SkullyMaroo Wrote:  Another way of looking at this is the average number of picks per team.
4.6 SEC 65 / 14 teams
3.4 B1G 48 / 14 teams
2.5 B12 25 / 10 teams
2.1 PAC 25 / 12 teams
1.7 AAC 19 / 11 teams
1.5 ACC 21 / 14 teams
0.9 MWC 11 / 12 teams
0.6 SBC 6 / 10 teams
0.5 MAC 6 / 12 teams
0.4 CUSA 6 / 14 teams

That's the best way to look at it.

The ACC ranks below the AAC.

Actually, a better way of looking at it is by considering when the players were drafted. A first, second or third round pick has more value than any player drafted in the 4-7 rounds.

The MAC had two players drafted in the second round and another in the third before any players from C-USA or the SBC were selected. The MAC, therefore, had a better draft than either C-USA or the SBC.

(05-01-2022 06:41 AM)schmolik Wrote:  Texas and West Virginia on the 0 list can't sit well with their fanbases. All four schools on the 1 list are surprising. There are more Georgia draftees on the EAGLES this season than there were draftees from these six perennial college football powers.

Disagree with you on WVU because they're still rebuilding from the Holgorsen fiasco, which actually turned out quite well for Houston.

Agree with you on Texas. And especially heading into the SEC soon!!! Fanbase will be demanding a very quick turnaround, IMO.