Draft numbers by conference thru 2 rounds

I also noticed that there is a surprising lack of correlation between school success and NFL draftees (with the obvious exception of USC). It really does seem like a kid can play just about anywhere, and if he has the skill and physical talent to play football he can be drafted (most obvious examples being the QB from Delaware and the WR from Appl. State).

Ignoring inter-conference comparison, within the Big East the team that is clearly superior in success the last 3 years hasn't had a single person drafted, while a team that has been decidedly subpar was the team with the highest draft pick.

interesting that 19% of first round picks were SEC and 13% were Trojans.

well tucker it seems obvious[ ECEPT FOR OHIO SATE FANS]...that someone actually knows where the real quaitytalent is at these days..................kudos for yalls 7 picks......

USC 7

Oregon 1

Cal 1

Arizona 1

ASU 1

RE: That lovely USC streak of BCS bowls ... well ... I rest my case ...

LOL. You guys are funny if u think u can look at this just 1 yr at a time and make conclusions. 

tOSU only had 1 draft pick and that was first rnd.   However, we could have also had 3 additional first rounders in Malcom and Little Animal and Alex Boone.