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  1. Not Lee Corso or anything but, not so fast my friend. :yelwink2:

    Combined, the SEC and Texas lead the way with players in the NFL. However the state currently with the most players in the NFL is .................California with 199, 20 more then Florida with 179. Pretty interesting article. Breaks things down by high school as well.

    I do agree that when this tally is revisited in 5 and 10 years, the numbers will have changed somewhat except that Cali will still be on top :hihi: and the Big 10's numbers will have decreased.......JoePa?

    As a last point, the list looks quite different when you look at college rep in the NFL.
    http://www.nfldraftscout.com/news/i...ll&id=1128464067&archive=&start_from=&ucat=2&
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  2. Good link vball, LA is #6 with 76 players on NFL rosters and St. Augustine has the most in LA with 4 players. New Orleans is ranked 6th with 14 players in the NFL.

    However, LA is #1 in NFL players throughout history per capita. I need lsutiga's help with that link. :laflagwav
  3. I'll have to dig more later but this article is interesting and written before the guy over in bama became satan. He seems to indicate that LA was 5th alltime in NFL players but to be fair, it doesn't state if it's per capita or not.

    I did read that Mississippi actually had the alltime NFL player record per capita but I'm not confident of the source so I won't stand by it.

    http://www.boston.com/sports/colleges/football/articles/2004/01/04/saban_revives_state_of_ecstasy/
  4. The article was not per capita and mississippi is up there. I know kitty has a recent article with the rankings per capita for you. Good stuff:thumb:
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  5. Hey! Kitty?? Whose side are you on?? :hihi: She's actually the one who'd sent me the link but she must've misread the thread, it's "Big 10" not "Pac 10". :grin:
  6. Slapping tiga!

    Now the secret's out.........you get all your good info from Cali Girl. :hihi:

    I didn't misread the link. Typical girl, poking my nose in where it wasn't invited. :dis:

    Now come here kitty..........I'll even scratch your lil' tummy.......meeeoooww.
  7. Not sure where this article gets its info from, but per capita, Louisiana has a comfortable lead. More than 2.5 timea as many as California :thumb:


    The number of NFL players produced per capita:



    Louisiana - 1 N.F.L. player per 58,802 people​
    South Carolina - 1 N.F.L. player per 83,584 people​
    Florida - 1 N.F.L. player per 89,287 people​
    Georgia - 1 N.F.L. player per 90,961 people​
    Texas - 1 N.F.L. player per 118,476 people​
    Virginia - 1 N.F.L. player per 144,460 people​
    Ohio - 1 N.F.L. player per 145,553 people​
    California - 1 N.F.L. player per 170,209 people​
    Michigan - 1 N.F.L. player per 198,769 people​
    Pennsylvania - 1 N.F.L. player per 211,742 people​

    LINK
  8. I had posted this in the Pro Sports Forum but since many don't visit it, thought this could shed some light on what the Big 10 is up against with the SEC.

    It shows where NFL players went to High School and not necessarily where they played ball but an idea of where the athletes come from.

    http://vmedia.rivals.com/uploads/1014/134318.jpg
  9. The article does state that it came from a student writer at UGA. Legit? I'll go with it since I have nothing better but Miss. seems conspicuously absent.

    LA is obviously a football talent rich state. :thumb:

    That said, want to put down some money I could beat your behind on the hoop court? :hihi: I ain't no shorty now.
  10. Now we're talkin'!!! Bring it babe, I ain't no slouch for a short white guy.:hihi:
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