The 10 schools that have produced the most current NFL players

[GatorGorilla]

https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/10-colleges-produced-most-nfl-players-091615

 

[GatorBart]

Gators tied for 6th with the s

 

[TheDouglas78]

This just proves there are a number of underachieving teams. What has Notre Dame, Clemson, Georgia, USC, Miami, and LSU really won the last decade?

 

[I Have No Friends :(]

This just proves there are a number of underachieving teams. What has Notre Dame, Clemson, Georgia, USC, Miami, and LSU really won the last decade?

Well, LSU did win a national championship... 2 if you go back a cpl more years to 2003. I know, nothing special.

 

[TheDouglas78]

Well, LSU did win a national championship... 2 if you go back a cpl more years to 2003. I know, nothing special.

I did say the last decade, not last 12-13 years.

 

[I Have No Friends :(]

I did say the last decade, not last 12-13 years.

Yes and they won one national championship within the last decade? What's your point, skippy?

 

[TheDouglas78]

Yes and they won one national championship within the last decade? What's your point, skippy?

For as much talent they have put into the league, only one title in 10 years, 2 in the last 15, seems like coaching might be an issue. Why are you defending LSU so hard?

 

[I Have No Friends :(]

For as much talent they have put into the league, only one title in 10 years, 2 in the last 15, seems like coaching might be an issue. Why are you defending LSU so hard?

You asked a rather simple question of "What has ... LSU really won in the last decade?" and I answered it. One National Championship (along with 2 SEC Championships).

 

[GatorJ]

For as much talent they have put into the league, only one title in 10 years, 2 in the last 15, seems like coaching might be an issue. Why are you defending LSU so hard?

Winning the championship is hard as hell. Particularly if you are in the SEC. LSU is one of the top programs in the nation. I don't know what you are talking about.

 

[TheDouglas78]

Winning the championship is hard as hell. Particularly if you are in the SEC. LSU is one of the top programs in the nation. I don't know what you are talking about.

For the NFL talent that has come through there, in the last decade. One NC (with a 2 loss team) and two SEC championships shouldn't be enough. No one isn't saying it isn't hard, but if you continuously have one of the more talented teams, you should be able to cash in more than two conference titles and one NC especially when the BCS system was set up for the SEC champion most years.

 

[Concrete Helmet]

Shocking to see Miami still that high...

 

[MJMGator]

This just proves there are a number of underachieving teams. What has Notre Dame, Clemson, Georgia, USC, Miami, and LSU really won the last decade?

Let's see, there's exactly 10 chances to win in a decade and they've won the NC 10% of the time during that period. There's 10 teams on the list, so I'd say they're right where they should be. Now, if you want to call the others out...you'd be spot on.

 

[g8trs99]

The better question is what does UGA do with all that talent?

 

[TheDouglas78]

Let's see, there's exactly 10 chances to win in a decade and they've won the NC 10% of the time during that period. There's 10 teams on the list, so I'd say they're right where they should be. Now, if you want to call the others out...you'd be spot on.

But they are #1 on that list. Now I'm not saying they are like Georgia, Clemson, Notre Dame, Oklahoma etc.. they aren't the worst team to be on the list, but they are #1. That means that they currently have the most, and by law of averages, means they have also had the most drafted. Means a lot of talent goes through there. It's fair to question how well they are being coached and cashing in, being that #4 and #6 have cashed in multiple which shows superior coaching of the talent. How good of a coach is Les Miles if he leads the Nation in NFL players, but they are a team with Talent who always comes up short. If he were the gator coach during this time would every here be happen with only 2 SEC champioinships in a decade and one National Title with that amount of talent?

 

[MissouriGator]

LSU has underachieved Imo. Less Miles is overrated. I hope they keep him around.

 

[GatorJ]

But they are #1 on that list. Now I'm not saying they are like Georgia, Clemson, Notre Dame, Oklahoma etc.. they aren't the worst team to be on the list, but they are #1. That means that they currently have the most, and by law of averages, means they have also had the most drafted. Means a lot of talent goes through there. It's fair to question how well they are being coached and cashing in, being that #4 and #6 have cashed in multiple which shows superior coaching of the talent. How good of a coach is Les Miles if he leads the Nation in NFL players, but they are a team with Talent who always comes up short. If he were the gator coach during this time would every here be happen with only 2 SEC champioinships in a decade and one National Title with that amount of talent?

This is about the last decade. Not the last 4 years. A lot of those players in the prior national championship class would be part of this draft number.

We are number 6 on this list and we had a 4-8 season. That's because the majority of the kids on this list would have been Urban Meyer recruits.

So although the numbers look nice there are mitigating factors.

 

[GatorJ]

If we were looking at the last 4- 6 years i'm pretty sure that Bama would be #1 and Fsux would be #2.

I hate Muschamp.

 

[GatorJ]

What they should look at is how many players are put into the NFL per coach in the last 10 years.

I'd think Meyer #1 and Saban #2.

 

[TheDouglas78]

This is about the last decade. Not the last 4 years. A lot of those players in the prior national championship class would be part of this draft number.

We are number 6 on this list and we had a 4-8 season. That's because the majority of the kids on this list would have been Urban Meyer recruits.

So although the numbers look nice there are mitigating factors.

I think I said the last decade multiple times.

2005 11-2 - 7 players drafted
2006 11-2 - 5 players drafted
2007 12-2 - 7 players drafted
2008 8-5 - 6 players drafted
2009 9-4 - 6 players drafted
2010 11-2 - 6 players drafted
2011 13-1 - 9 players drafted
2012 10-3 - 5 players drafted
2013 10-3 - 9 players drafted
2014 8-5 - 5 players drafted

Seems to have the talent to win, but not cash in. They played in the national title game in 2008 (2007 season), and the 2012 (2011 season). So two National Title contending teams in that time. So the rest of those teams had no talent? In the last decade 64 players have been drafted out of LSU, it looks like their draft classes have been pretty consistent. Not like the case of us, who Have huge classes then some really low classes. So next theory.

 

[MJMGator]

I think I said the last decade multiple times.

2005 11-2 - 7 players drafted
2006 11-2 - 5 players drafted
2007 12-2 - 7 players drafted
2008 8-5 - 6 players drafted
2009 9-4 - 6 players drafted
2010 11-2 - 6 players drafted
2011 13-1 - 9 players drafted
2012 10-3 - 5 players drafted
2013 10-3 - 9 players drafted
2014 8-5 - 5 players drafted

Seems to have the talent to win, but not cash in. They played in the national title game in 2008 (2007 season), and the 2012 (2011 season). So two National Title contending teams in that time. So the rest of those teams had no talent? In the last decade 64 players have been drafted out of LSU, it looks like their draft classes have been pretty consistent. Not like the case of us, who Have huge classes then some really low classes. So next theory.

I think we all know that QB play has been his Achilles heal. We've learned firsthand how hard that can be to get over the hump, no matter how much talent you have elsewhere.