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Most NFL Draft picks this century; semi-surprising #1.
Posted on 2/23/22 at 7:16 pm
Posted on 2/23/22 at 7:16 pm
Ohio State may be among the most under-achieving programs of all time.
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Posted on 2/23/22 at 7:17 pm to Tuscaloosa
All those QBs who were busts and the one good one transfers to LSU.
Posted on 2/23/22 at 7:19 pm to Warmth in Winter
It really is insane how good every OSU quarterback is in college and then struggle to make a roster after two years
Posted on 2/23/22 at 7:23 pm to CatBBN
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It really is insane how good every OSU quarterback is in college and then struggle to make a roster after two years
Eh
Weaker conference the past few years. Michigan, Wisconsin, and Penn State were OSUs only competition the past 10-15 years and they were barely competition.
Posted on 2/23/22 at 9:08 pm to Tuscaloosa
Did the list continue? I'm curious where A&M and the others fall
Posted on 2/23/22 at 9:43 pm to Tuscaloosa
That list can't be legitimate from reading other threads. 
Posted on 2/23/22 at 10:38 pm to Blackgloves
2022 List from 247Sports
The following list is from 2020, but the order is relatively unchanged…
School - Total - 1st Rd - 1st Ovr
Ohio St. 141 31 0
Alabama 127 31 0
LSU 126 19 2
Miami (FL) 119 30 0
Florida 117 22 0
Georgia 115 19 1
USC 112 22 1
Florida St. 109 24 1
Oklahoma 101 16 3
Michigan 93 14 1
Notre Dame 91 11 0
Wisconsin 85 15 0
Clemson 84 14 0
Penn St. 82 11 1
Tennessee 82 15 0
Auburn 76 10 1
Virginia Tech 76 8 1
Iowa 75 9 0
Stanford 74 7 1
Texas 71 16 0
Nebraska 70 4 0
Oregon 69 8 0
Texas A&M 67 11 1
California 66 11 1
Arkansas 65 7 0
UCLA 65 9 0
South Carolina 62 8 1
Michigan St. 61 7 0
North Carolina 61 10 0
Utah 60 4 1
North Carolina St. 58 7 1
Arizona St. 56 7 0
Louisville 55 9 0
Washington 54 10 0
Mississippi State 53 5 0
TCU 53 5 0
Pittsburgh 50 5 0
West Virginia 49 6 0
Ole Miss 48 10 1
Oregon St. 48 3 0
Virginia 48 6 0
Kansas St. 46 2 0
Maryland 45 5 0
Purdue 45 3 0
Colorado 44 4 0
Boston Col. 43 10 0
Missouri 43 9 0
Illinois 39 5 0
Baylor 38 6 0
Boise St. 38 5 0
Georgia Tech 38 3 0
Syracuse 38 5 0
Arizona 37 2 0
San Diego St. 37 1 0
Minnesota 35 2 0
Fresno St. 33 3 1
Oklahoma St. 33 8 0
Cincinnati 33 0 0
Kentucky 32 3 0
Rutgers 32 3 0
Texas Tech 32 2 0
Wake Forest 32 3 0
South Florida 30 2 0
UCF 30 3 0
Southern Miss 29 0 0
Washington St. 29 3 0
BYU 28 2 0
Hawaii 28 1 0
Vanderbilt 28 2 0
The following list is from 2020, but the order is relatively unchanged…
School - Total - 1st Rd - 1st Ovr
Ohio St. 141 31 0
Alabama 127 31 0
LSU 126 19 2
Miami (FL) 119 30 0
Florida 117 22 0
Georgia 115 19 1
USC 112 22 1
Florida St. 109 24 1
Oklahoma 101 16 3
Michigan 93 14 1
Notre Dame 91 11 0
Wisconsin 85 15 0
Clemson 84 14 0
Penn St. 82 11 1
Tennessee 82 15 0
Auburn 76 10 1
Virginia Tech 76 8 1
Iowa 75 9 0
Stanford 74 7 1
Texas 71 16 0
Nebraska 70 4 0
Oregon 69 8 0
Texas A&M 67 11 1
California 66 11 1
Arkansas 65 7 0
UCLA 65 9 0
South Carolina 62 8 1
Michigan St. 61 7 0
North Carolina 61 10 0
Utah 60 4 1
North Carolina St. 58 7 1
Arizona St. 56 7 0
Louisville 55 9 0
Washington 54 10 0
Mississippi State 53 5 0
TCU 53 5 0
Pittsburgh 50 5 0
West Virginia 49 6 0
Ole Miss 48 10 1
Oregon St. 48 3 0
Virginia 48 6 0
Kansas St. 46 2 0
Maryland 45 5 0
Purdue 45 3 0
Colorado 44 4 0
Boston Col. 43 10 0
Missouri 43 9 0
Illinois 39 5 0
Baylor 38 6 0
Boise St. 38 5 0
Georgia Tech 38 3 0
Syracuse 38 5 0
Arizona 37 2 0
San Diego St. 37 1 0
Minnesota 35 2 0
Fresno St. 33 3 1
Oklahoma St. 33 8 0
Cincinnati 33 0 0
Kentucky 32 3 0
Rutgers 32 3 0
Texas Tech 32 2 0
Wake Forest 32 3 0
South Florida 30 2 0
UCF 30 3 0
Southern Miss 29 0 0
Washington St. 29 3 0
BYU 28 2 0
Hawaii 28 1 0
Vanderbilt 28 2 0
This post was edited on 2/23/22 at 10:48 pm
Posted on 2/23/22 at 10:55 pm to Colonel Ingus
Pretty easy to see why we’ve slipped over the past decade and a half. From 1990-2004 Tennessee had a total of 98 players drafted, including 17 first round selections. From 2005-present Tennessee has had only 47 players drafted, with 10 of those being first rounders.
Posted on 2/24/22 at 1:03 am to Tuscaloosa
Well, we spotted them a few years right at the turn of the century.***
Posted on 2/24/22 at 1:46 am to Tuscaloosa
If anything that list shows me that Clemson has well overachieved.
Ohio State - 2 titles, played in 3 others
Bama - 6 titles, played in 3 others
LSU - 3 titles, played in another
Florida - 2 titles
The only other team with multiple titles in that span is Clemson with 2 titles and 2 more appearances and they're not even on the list.
Ohio State - 2 titles, played in 3 others
Bama - 6 titles, played in 3 others
LSU - 3 titles, played in another
Florida - 2 titles
The only other team with multiple titles in that span is Clemson with 2 titles and 2 more appearances and they're not even on the list.
Posted on 2/24/22 at 7:44 am to Tuscaloosa
The top 9 have both won a NC and played for another one since 2000.
Michigan has done neither.
Michigan has done neither.
Posted on 2/24/22 at 7:53 am to Tuscaloosa
Does uga pass lsu this draft?
Posted on 2/24/22 at 9:03 am to Tuscaloosa
I think Miami did less with what they had to work with.
Posted on 2/24/22 at 9:08 am to WaterLink
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If anything that list shows me that Clemson has well overachieved.
they've had 2 ELITE QBs essentially back to back and play in an utterly dogshit conference with zero opposition for the title, or even an actual yearly threat to them. Not hard to be successful when you play 1 or potentially 2 difficult games per year.
Posted on 2/24/22 at 9:20 am to djsdawg
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Does uga pass lsu this draft?
If our recruiting hadn't completely
sucked from '10 to '13 (13 players drafted) we'd certainly be close and I imagine we'll have that many drafted alone this year.
This post was edited on 2/24/22 at 9:27 am
Posted on 2/24/22 at 9:21 am to Tuscaloosa
Bama and the 00-07 players 
What was it, 2004, we didn't have a SINGLE player drafted?
Then I think 2005 we had like 3 total. I guess those players we stole from Jax State and West alabama didn't pan out.
Well, like the old saying they dont put you on probation to "help" you.
What was it, 2004, we didn't have a SINGLE player drafted?
Then I think 2005 we had like 3 total. I guess those players we stole from Jax State and West alabama didn't pan out.
Well, like the old saying they dont put you on probation to "help" you.
Posted on 2/24/22 at 9:27 am to WG_Dawg
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play in an utterly dog shite conference with zero opposition for the title, or even an actual yearly threat to them. Not hard to be successful when you play 1 or potentially 2 difficult games per year.
It’s why i was never impressed much with the gaudy FSU numbers
Posted on 2/24/22 at 9:41 am to Tuscaloosa
I don't think it's surprising Ohio State has produced the most draft picks. They're 237-46 since 2000.
Posted on 2/24/22 at 9:46 am to Tuscaloosa
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Ohio State may be among the most under-achieving programs of all time.
I can't believe I'm about to go to bat for OSU, but I disagree.
I think we've let the dynasties of 'Bama in CFB and the Pats in the NFL warp our idea of what success means or what it even should be.
Since 2000 OSU has a pair of national titles, a handful of runner-ups, and 10+ conference championships.
Should they have won more national titles? Sure, I guess. And I'm sure their fans would agree.
But that comment makes it seem like they just haven't won anything at all with all their talent.
Posted on 2/24/22 at 9:51 am to TouchdownTony
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What was it, 2004, we didn't have a SINGLE player drafted?
It was the 2008 draft, following the 2007 season - Saban’s first year. It was the first time in over 40 years that Bama didn’t have a single player drafted. It’s remarkable what he was able to do with that team.
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