Which FBS college has the most players in the NFL?
Tuesday, 9. February 2010
This is a question that people ask a lot. Which college football team has the most players in the NFL at this time. It seems like USC and Miami would be the first two that spring to mind. Miami’s run in the early part of the century put out a lot of high caliber NFL talent. USC has been a factory in Pete Carroll’s time there in turning out NFL draft picks.
So how did your favorite college rank?
Take a peek below.
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Texas – 42
LSU – 41
Miami – 40
Georgia – 39
USC – 39
Ohio State – 37
Tennessee – 36
Michigan – 34
Nebraska – 34
Florida – 32
Florida State – 32
California – 30
Notre Dame – 30
Auburn – 29
Oklahoma – 29
Iowa – 28
Penn State – 27
Purdue – 26
Louisville – 26
Maryland – 25
North Carolina – 25
Virginia – 25
Virginia Tech – 25
Alabama – 24
Boston College – 24
Michigan State – 24
Oregon – 24
Georgia Tech – 22
Oregon State – 22
Texas A&M – 22
Illinois – 21
Pittsburgh – 21
Wisconsin – 21
Mississippi State – 20
NC State – 20
Ole Miss – 20
Rutgers – 20
South Carolina – 20
Arizona – 18
Arizona State – 18
Colorado – 18
Kansas State – 18
UCLA – 18
Arkansas – 17
Fresno State – 17
San Diego State – 17
Clemson – 16
Utah – 16
Washington State – 16
BYU – 15
Central Florida – 15
Wake Forest – 15
Hawaii – 14
Syracuse – 14
TCU – 14
Cincinnati – 13
Oklahoma State – 13
Stanford – 13
Washington – 13
Minnesota – 12
Missouri – 12
Northwestern – 12
Texas Tech – 12
Vanderbilt – 12
Marshall – 11
West Virginia – 11
Boise State – 9
Colorado State – 9
Connecticut – 9
Indiana – 9
Kent State – 9
Southern Miss – 9
Northern Illinois – 8
Troy – 8
Ball State – 7
Baylor – 7
Houston – 7
Iowa State – 7
Kentucky – 7
Louisiana Tech – 7
Louisiana Lafayette – 7
Memphis – 7
New Mexico – 7
San Jose State – 7
Toledo – 7
Akron – 6
East Carolina – 6
Kansas – 6
South Florida – 6
Utah State – 6
UTEP – 6
Central Michigan – 5
Tulane – 5
Tulsa – 5
Western Michigan – 5
Arkansas State – 4
Bowling Green – 4
Eastern Michigan – 4
Idaho – 4
Miami(OH) – 4
Nevada – 4
Ohio U – 4
Rice – 4
Wyoming – 4
Duke – 3
Louisiana Monroe – 3
Middle Tennessee – 3
North Texas – 3
Temple – 3
UNLV – 3
Buffalo – 2
New Mexico St – 2
SMU – 2
UAB – 2
Western Kentucky – 2
Florida International – 1
Navy – 1
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Now broken down by BCS conference affiliation.
ACC
Miami – 40
Florida State – 32
Maryland – 25
North Carolina – 25
Virginia – 25
Virginia Tech – 25
Boston College – 24
Georgia Tech – 22
NC State – 20
Clemson – 16
Wake Forest – 15
Duke – 3
Average – 22.66
Average of top 5 – 29.8
Big 12
Texas – 42
Nebraska – 34
Oklahoma – 29
Texas A&M – 22
Colorado – 18
Kansas State – 18
Oklahoma State – 13
Missouri – 12
Texas Tech – 12
Baylor – 7
Iowa State – 7
Kansas – 6
Average – 16.8
Average of top 5 – 29
Big East
Louisville – 26
Pittsburgh – 21
Rutgers – 20
Syracuse – 14
Cincinnati – 13
West Virginia – 11
Connecticut – 9
South Florida – 6
Average – 15
Average of top 5 – 18.8
Big 10
Ohio State – 37
Michigan – 34
Iowa – 28
Penn State – 27
Purdue – 26
Michigan State – 24
Illinois – 21
Wisconsin – 21
Minnesota – 12
Northwestern – 12
Indiana – 9
Average – 22.8
Average of top 5 – 30.4
Pac 10
USC – 39
California – 30
Oregon – 24
Oregon State – 22
Arizona – 18
Arizona State – 18
UCLA – 18
Washington State – 16
Stanford – 13
Washington – 13
Average – 21.3
Average of top 5 – 26.6
SEC
LSU – 41
Georgia – 39
Tennessee – 36
Florida – 32
Auburn – 29
Alabama – 24
Mississippi State – 20
Ole Miss – 20
South Carolina – 20
Arkansas – 17
Vanderbilt – 12
Kentucky – 7
Average – 24.75
Average of top 5 – 35.4
