I would think the better football schools had the most but it doesn't always work that way. Anyone know how many the AAC had compared to the other G5 conferences? And which schools in the AAC had players drafted to the NFL and how many? Thanks

AAC had 11 drafted, MW had 10. I know the rest had fewer but do not feel like looking it up.


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(04-30-2019 07:45 PM)Jjoey52 Wrote:  AAC had 11 drafted, MW had 10. I know the rest had fewer but do not feel like looking it up.

So essentially no separation between the AAC and the Mountain West.

All of Wichita States players got drafted

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Quote:2019 NFL Draft by conference:
SEC: 64
Big Ten: 40
Pac-12: 33
ACC: 28
Big 12: 26
AAC: 11
Mountain West: 10
MAC: 9
Independent: 8
FCS: 7
C-USA: 6
Division II: 5
MEAC: 2
SWAC: 2
Big Sky: 1
Ohio Valley: 1
Sun Belt: 1

2019 NFL Draft by school:
Alabama: 10
Ohio State: 9
Oklahoma: 8
Washington: 8
Georgia: 7
Texas A&M: 7
Auburn: 6
Clemson: 6
Notre Dame: 6
Ole Miss: 6
Penn State: 6
Florida: 5
Kentucky: 5
Miami: 5
Michigan: 5
Mississippi State: 5
Stanford: 5
Utah: 5
West Virginia: 5
Boston College: 4
Iowa: 4
LSU: 4
Maryland: 4
NC State: 4
Oregon: 4
USC: 4
Wisconsin: 4
Arkansas: 3
Houston: 3
LSU: 3
South Carolina: 3
TCU: 3
Temple: 3
Arizona State: 2
Central Michigan: 2
FAU: 2
Florida State: 2
Hawaii: 2
Iowa State: 2
Kansas State: 2
Memphis: 2
Michigan State: 2
Missouri: 2
Northern Illinois: 2
Oklahoma State: 2
Old Dominion: 2
Rutgers: 2
Texas: 2
Toledo: 2
Vanderbilt: 2
Virginia: 2
Washington State: 2
Air Force: 1
Akron: 1
Alabama State: 1
Arizona: 1
Baylor: 1
Boise State: 1
Bowling Green: 1
BYU: 1
Charleston: 1
Charlotte: 1
Cincinnati: 1
Colorado: 1
Colorado State: 1
Delaware: 1
Duke: 1
Eastern Michigan: 1
Elon: 1
Fresno State: 1
Idaho: 1
Illinois: 1
Indiana: 1
James Madison: 1
Louisiana Tech: 1
ULM: 1
Minnesota: 1
Morgan State: 1
Murray State: 1
North Carolina: 1
North Carolina A&T: 1
North Dakota State: 1
Northwestern: 1
Pitt: 1
Prairie View A&M: 1
San Diego State: 1
San Jose State: 1
Sioux Falls: 1
South Dakota State: 1
Southeast Missouri State: 1
Syracuse: 1
Tarleton State: 1
Texas Tech: 1
Tulane: 1
UCF: 1
UCLA: 1
UMass: 1
Utah State: 1
Valdosta State: 1
Wake Forest: 1
Washburn: 1
Western Illinois: 1
Wyoming: 1

The List

(04-30-2019 07:32 PM)TIGERCITY Wrote:  I would think the better football schools had the most but it doesn't always work that way. Anyone know how many the AAC had compared to the other G5 conferences? And which schools in the AAC had players drafted to the NFL and how many? Thanks

Temple and Houston carrying AAC water. 3 each.

(04-30-2019 10:52 PM)Fishpro10987 Wrote:  

(04-30-2019 07:32 PM)TIGERCITY Wrote:  I would think the better football schools had the most but it doesn't always work that way. Anyone know how many the AAC had compared to the other G5 conferences? And which schools in the AAC had players drafted to the NFL and how many? Thanks

Temple and Houston carrying AAC water. 3 each.

It changes from year to year. USF didn't have anyone drafted (a rarity). However, next year, we are projected to have 3-5 players drafted.

(04-30-2019 10:11 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  All of Wichita States players got drafted

(04-30-2019 10:11 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  All of Wichita States players got drafted

That's bound to happen when your team hasn't and a loss since 1986...