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re: 5* OT and #2 player Overall Greg Little commits to Ole Miss
Posted on 12/16/15 at 1:54 pm to hehatedrew
Posted on 12/16/15 at 1:54 pm to hehatedrew
Kid definitely made the right decision. He will enjoy Nashville at the music city bowl the next 3 seasons, while learning from a high school coach.
Ole Miss has had 19 players selected in the first round of professional football drafts.
National Football League[edit]
1939 – drafted #3 – Parker Hall – Cleveland Rams
1942 – drafted #8 – Merle Hapes – New York Giants
1954 – drafted #10 – Ed Beatty – Los Angeles Rams
1961 – drafted #10 – Bobby Crespino – Cleveland Browns
1963 – drafted #3 – Jim Dunaway – Minnesota Vikings
1966 – drafted #11 – Stan Hindman – San Francisco 49ers
1971 – drafted #2 – Archie Manning – New Orleans Saints
1985 – drafted #18 – Freddie Joe Nunn – St. Louis Cardinals
1990 – drafted #18 – Tony Bennett – Green Bay Packers
1991 – drafted #20 – Kelvin Pritchett – Dallas Cowboys
1994 – drafted #20 – Tim Bowens – Miami Dolphins
1998 – drafted #29 – John Avery – Miami Dolphins
2001 – drafted #23 – Deuce McAllister – New Orleans Saints
2004 – drafted #1 – Eli Manning – San Diego Chargers*
2005 – drafted #26 – Chris Spencer – Seattle Seahawks
2007 – drafted #11 – Patrick Willis – San Francisco 49ers
2009 – drafted #23 – Michael Oher – Baltimore Ravens**
2009 – drafted #24 – Peria Jerry – Atlanta Falcons**
*see Manning-Rivers trade
First round picks under Nick Saban at Alabama
2009
OT Andre Smith- Cincinnati Bengals, 6th overall
2010
LB Rolando McClain- Oakland Raiders, 8th overall
CB Kareem Jackson- Houston Texans, 20th overall
2011
DT Marcell Dareus- Buffalo Bills, 3rd overall
WR Julio Jones- Atlanta Falcons, 6th overall
OT James Carpenter- Seattle Seahawks, 25th overall
RB Mark Ingram- New Orleans Saints, 28th overall
2012
RB Trent Richardson- Cleveland Browns, 3rd overall
S Mark Barron- Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 7th overall
CB Dre Kirkpatrick- Cincinnati Bengals, 17th overall
LB Dont’a Hightower- New England Patriots, 25th overall
2013
CB Dee Milliner- New York Jets, 9th overall
OG Chance Warmack- Tennessee Titans, 10th overall
OT DJ Fluker- San Diego Chargers, 11th overall
2014
WR Amari Cooper- Oakland Raiders, 4th overall
Ole Miss has had 19 players selected in the first round of professional football drafts.
National Football League[edit]
1939 – drafted #3 – Parker Hall – Cleveland Rams
1942 – drafted #8 – Merle Hapes – New York Giants
1954 – drafted #10 – Ed Beatty – Los Angeles Rams
1961 – drafted #10 – Bobby Crespino – Cleveland Browns
1963 – drafted #3 – Jim Dunaway – Minnesota Vikings
1966 – drafted #11 – Stan Hindman – San Francisco 49ers
1971 – drafted #2 – Archie Manning – New Orleans Saints
1985 – drafted #18 – Freddie Joe Nunn – St. Louis Cardinals
1990 – drafted #18 – Tony Bennett – Green Bay Packers
1991 – drafted #20 – Kelvin Pritchett – Dallas Cowboys
1994 – drafted #20 – Tim Bowens – Miami Dolphins
1998 – drafted #29 – John Avery – Miami Dolphins
2001 – drafted #23 – Deuce McAllister – New Orleans Saints
2004 – drafted #1 – Eli Manning – San Diego Chargers*
2005 – drafted #26 – Chris Spencer – Seattle Seahawks
2007 – drafted #11 – Patrick Willis – San Francisco 49ers
2009 – drafted #23 – Michael Oher – Baltimore Ravens**
2009 – drafted #24 – Peria Jerry – Atlanta Falcons**
*see Manning-Rivers trade
First round picks under Nick Saban at Alabama
2009
OT Andre Smith- Cincinnati Bengals, 6th overall
2010
LB Rolando McClain- Oakland Raiders, 8th overall
CB Kareem Jackson- Houston Texans, 20th overall
2011
DT Marcell Dareus- Buffalo Bills, 3rd overall
WR Julio Jones- Atlanta Falcons, 6th overall
OT James Carpenter- Seattle Seahawks, 25th overall
RB Mark Ingram- New Orleans Saints, 28th overall
2012
RB Trent Richardson- Cleveland Browns, 3rd overall
S Mark Barron- Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 7th overall
CB Dre Kirkpatrick- Cincinnati Bengals, 17th overall
LB Dont’a Hightower- New England Patriots, 25th overall
2013
CB Dee Milliner- New York Jets, 9th overall
OG Chance Warmack- Tennessee Titans, 10th overall
OT DJ Fluker- San Diego Chargers, 11th overall
2014
WR Amari Cooper- Oakland Raiders, 4th overall
This post was edited on 12/16/15 at 1:55 pm
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Posted on 12/16/15 at 1:56 pm to assassin18
Good, good
Let the Hate flow through you.
Let the Hate flow through you.
This post was edited on 12/16/15 at 1:58 pm
Posted on 12/16/15 at 1:57 pm to assassin18
You mad?
Posted on 12/16/15 at 2:11 pm to assassin18
Might as well add Nkemdiche, Tunsil, and Treadwell to that as well.
And Kelly in 2017.
And Kelly in 2017.
Posted on 12/16/15 at 2:15 pm to assassin18
Posted on 12/16/15 at 2:22 pm to assassin18
quote:
Kid definitely made the right decision. He will enjoy Nashville at the music city bowl the next 3 seasons, while learning from a high school coach.
Last time we went to Nashville for a bowl game, Alabama beat us that year...2013...we're half a month from 2016. Your melt was strong though.
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