1. LSU will be moving into the top 10 on your 1st round spreadsheet in a couple of hours :grin:
  2. Rivals has update the stats provided by TheDude in the original post on this thread to include the 2008 draft picks.

    http://nfldraft.rivals.com/content.asp?SID=1164&CID=800827#6

    They provide some interesting lists on that page, for example:

    DRAFTEES THIS DECADE BY CONFERENCE
    1. SEC: 363
    2. ACC: 331
    3. Big Ten: 323
    4. Pac-10: 271
    5. Big 12: 256
    6. Big East: 12

    1ST-ROUNDERS THIS DECADE BY CONFERENCE
    1. ACC: 69
    2. SEC: 58
    3. Big Ten: 52
    4. Pac-10: 36
    5. Big 12: 31
    6. Big East: 10

    This confirms what I believe... that the Big East is a joke, and that the Pac-10 and the Big 12 are garbage compared to the Big Ten, ACC, and SEC.
  3. Dang, using that logic, USC must've been National Champions this year?? ;)
  4. With the 2008 draft, LSU moved into the top 10 not only in 1st round picks this decade, but also in number of total draft picks this decade:

    DRAFTEES THIS DECADE BY SCHOOL
    1. Ohio State, Miami: 62
    3. Florida State: 55
    4. Tennessee: 53
    5. USC: 50
    6. Georgia: 49
    7. Florida: 47
    8. Virginia Tech: 46
    9. LSU: 43
    10. Michigan: 42

    1ST-ROUNDERS THIS DECADE BY SCHOOL
    1. Miami: 26
    2. Ohio State: 14
    3. Florida State: 13
    4. USC, Texas: 12
    6. Tennessee: 9
    7. Florida, Georgia, LSU, Michigan, Penn State, Wisconsin, Oklahoma: 8
  5. You are aware that these 2 conferences have the fewest members, correct?
  6. You also need to factor in # of teams per conference, not to mention recently added teams to conferences.

    No way the Big 10 is in the Pac-10's league...and probably not near the Big XII either.

  7. forgot about that part. That means that kick @$$ Miami team that was part of the Big East when together probably go into the ACC's total now (along with Va Tech and Boston College).