68% of Top Big XII Players Weren't Nat'l Bluechips

[ACuriae]

Well, no ****.

One other interesting tidbit in that article is that every Big XII program has had a national award winner and/or consensus All-American in the last decade except Iowa State...and aggy. I tried to confirm that but couldn't.

Of course, Texas leads the way with 16 on the list.

 

[Nuclear Bear]

On that same topic the BIGXII is also consistently at the bottom of the list when it comes to producing NFL players.

Out of BCS conferences I think its 5th ahead of the Big East.

 

[tholly]

I'd need to see that to believe that we're behind the ACC and Big East over the 10 years..

 

[Nuclear Bear]

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[vculou]

"Big drop off after Big ten" is a silly statment ...
Note: 401 is the top # of NFL signings
#2 positioon has a 50 drop signings
#3 Position has about a 50 drop
#4 has 14 drop of NFL signings
#5 has a

just look at the numbers your statment is misleading...

There is a huge drop off after #1 is dead on true... after #2 is true but then it gets closer and much less of a drop between all ranked positions...

I understand your point but..

 

[texaszete]

I think he's referring to the per team averages, which is definitely true if those numbers are right..

 

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[vculou]

Here is some fun with the data base I list
lists the number of B12 ?NFL players by team over the max B12 time frame. They are Presented in declining order.
NU 118
OU 94
ATM 90
UT 78
colo 41 (t)
Kan 41 (t)
KSU 41 (t)
TT 36
OSU 27
Iows st 18
Bay 10
Mizzu 9

 

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