[OutsiderFan]

Seems like every third pick is from the Pac-12.

[OutsiderFan]

Seems like every third pick is from the Pac-12.

[OutsiderFan]

The Pac-12 had the most players picked in the first round, tied with the ACC at 9.  Through the third round, the Pac-12 leads by itself with 25 players drafted.  Then the SEC has 22 (with two more schools) and the ACC has 20.


Edit:
NORTH = 16 (I believe this is more than the SEC West)
Stanford: 5
UW: 4
UO: 4
OSU: 2
WSU: 1

SOUTH = 9
Utah: 3
ucla: 2
ASU: 2
USC: 2

Clearly NFL people know the Pac-12 North is very good.

[OutsiderFan]

The Pac-12 had the most players picked in the first round, tied with the ACC at 9.  Through the third round, the Pac-12 leads by itself with 25 players drafted.  Then the SEC has 22 (with two more schools) and the ACC has 20.


Edit:
NORTH = 16 (I believe this is more than the SEC West)
Stanford: 5
UW: 4
UO: 4
OSU: 2
WSU: 1

SOUTH = 9
Utah: 3
ucla: 2
ASU: 2
USC: 2

Clearly NFL people know the Pac-12 North is very good.

[FarmBoy]

I thought Stanford had 5 draftees: Peat, Richards, Anderson, Montgomery, Carter.

What's the most Stanford has had in the first three rounds? Or in a total draft?

[FarmBoy]

I thought Stanford had 5 draftees: Peat, Richards, Anderson, Montgomery, Carter.

What's the most Stanford has had in the first three rounds? Or in a total draft?

[ThePassionOfTheChryst]

I thought Stanford had 5 draftees: Peat, Richards, Anderson, Montgomery, Carter.

What's the most Stanford has had in the first three rounds? Or in a total draft?

Stanford has 5, tied with Miami.  I believe Florida State has 6 to lead the pack.

[ThePassionOfTheChryst]

I thought Stanford had 5 draftees: Peat, Richards, Anderson, Montgomery, Carter.

What's the most Stanford has had in the first three rounds? Or in a total draft?

Stanford has 5, tied with Miami.  I believe Florida State has 6 to lead the pack.