Where do your players come from?

[89rabbit]

Since it is the off season and the verbals are flying, I am curious were do your players come from?

SDSU 2006 players by state:

South Dakota = 28
Minnesota = 16
Iowa = 14
Nebraska = 12
Arizona = 6
Wisconsin = 5
California = 3
Texas = 2
Missouri = 1

[GOKATS]

Montana St. 2006:

Montana- 42
Idaho- 2
Washington- 5
Oregon- 4
California- 27
Florida- 4
Colorado- 1
Texas- 1
Louisiana- 1

[GreatAppSt]

Thier Mothers and Fathers:rolleyes: :rolleyes: xlolx xlolx ;)

[griz37]

2006 Montana Grizzlies

Montana - 52
Washington -13
Tennessee - 1
Utah - 1
Arizona - 1
Colorado - 5
California - 10
Nevada - 1
Ohio - 1
Saskatchewan - 1
British Columbia - 1
Illinois - 1
Idaho - 3

[ngineer]

Lehigh Mountain Hawks hail from:

Pennsylvania-25
New Jersey -28
Maryland----8
Georgia------7
Ohio---------5
Michigan-----4
Connecticut--4
California-----2
Louisiana-----3
New York----2
Texas-------2
Virginia------2
Florida------3
Massachusetts-1
Tennessee---1
Kentucky----1
Delaware-----1
Missouri------1
North Carolina-1
Vermont-----1
West Virginia-1

[FargoBison]

Mn-33
ND-17
Wisc-14
Ill-6
Texas-5
SD-5
Cali-2
Neb-2
Fla-2
Miss-2
OH-1

Recruits so far this year.....
Mn-3
ND-2
Wisc-2
Texas-2
SD-1

[LeopardFan04]

By my unofficial count of Lafayette's '06 roster:

PA 28
NJ 25
FL 18
NY 12
MD 4
OH 3
CT 2
GA 2
DE 1
NC 1
ON 1
SC 1
WV 1

[GeauxColonels]

Thier Mothers and Fathers:rolleyes: :rolleyes: xlolx xlolx ;)
DAMN, you beat me to it! :mad: :bow:

[Purple Pride]

UCA Bears:

Arkansas - 37
Texas - 16
Mississippi - 10
Louisiana - 7
Oklahoma - 5
Tennessee - 4
Virginia - 1
Washington DC - 1
Nevada - 1
Kansas - 1

2007 transfers and commits:

Arkansas - 2
Texas - 2
Mississippi - 2
Louisiana - 1
Oklahoma - 1
Tennessee - 1
South Carolina - 1
California - 1

[CSUBUCDAD]

Bucs hail from:

SC 29
FL 22
GA 14
TN 2
NC 4
NJ 3
CA 5
IL 1

[DTSpider]

See the last page of the outlook section of UR's recruiting guide for the full list:

http://www.cstv.com/auto_pdf/p_hotos/s_chools/rich/sports/m-footbl/auto_pdf/25-32-Outlook-06

The spiders come from all over the US (and even Canada) here's the states with 3 or more on the roster:
VA 30
PA 13
NC 7
MD 6
TX 5
GA 4
TN 4
NJ 4
FL 3

[th0m]

JMU's '06 Roster:

Virginia: 61
Maryland: 8
Georgia: 5
North Carolina: 4
Pennsylvania: 4
New Jersey: 3
Massachusetts: 2
Florida: 2
California: 1
American Samoa: 1

[Col Hogan]

UMass 06 Roster is made up of players from:

MA - 18
NJ - 9
FL - 9
VA - 8
NY - 7
MD - 6
CT - 6
CA - 2
OH - 2
PA - 1
RI - 1
NH - 1
AZ - 1
IL - 1

[slostang]

On Cal Poly's 2006 roster:

1 HI
1 OR
1 Az
The rest from California. 2006 probably had more out of state players than just about any Cal Poly team of the past. Usually a 100% California roster.

[fuEMO]

Furman:

South Carolina: 21
Georgia: 32
Alabama: 7
North Carolina: 5
Florida: 5
Tennessee: 4
MD: 1
TX: 1
PA: 1

2007 Commits:

GA: 6
TN: 3
FL: 1
SC: 1

[lucchesicourt]

UCD- 1 Coloroado rest from CA

[Appstate29]

ASU gets most of its recruits from NC,GA,SC,TN and a few from VA, but lately we have had more of a national recruitment, in this years targets we have kids from NJ to California on the radar.

[UNH_Alum_In_CT]

2006 New Hampshire Roster (from a quick count :rotateh: )

NH -- 17
MA -- 17 (Wow, only one less than the Minutemen!!)
NJ -- 11
NY -- 11
PA -- 8
CT -- 7
CA -- 7 (Cowabunga!! xlolx Keep that Cali pipeline going!!!!! :nod: )
VT -- 5
FL -- 2
TX -- 1
NC -- 1
RI -- 1
ME -- 1
Canada -- 1
Sweden -- 1

Don't read too much into the 17 from NH because nine were true freshmen and I think only two of them are scholarship players. UNH continues to rely upon out of state students. But in-state kids will always have the opportunity to walk-on and develop!!!!! And the best in-state kids will always be a recruiting goal and a place found for you!!

[bigd]

UC DAVIS
CO-1

The rest are from California

EDIT: Oops someone already posted this.

[danefan]

UAlbany:

NY - 61 (love that in-state tuition!!)
NJ - 16
FL - 3 (FL is down this year. Bob Ford has great contacts in FL)
GA - 2
ME - 2
TX - 2
IL - 1
OH - 1
CA - 1
NC - 1
RI - 1
NH - 1
PA - 1
MA - 1
Conn. - 1
VA - 1

[ToreroTime]

University of San Diego

CA- 54
CO- 7
AZ- 6
WA- 6
NV- 3
IL- 3
TX- 2
IN- 1
MO- 1
HI- 1
MA- 1
ID- 1
OR- 1

[youwouldno]

ASU gets most of its recruits from NC,GA,SC,TN and a few from VA, but lately we have had more of a national recruitment, in this years targets we have kids from NJ to California on the radar.

I don't think App St recruits "nationally." Sometimes players that were already being recruited move, things like that... rivals listed one California player as looking at App St and Furman and someone else... probably used to live in NC or something.

[aust42]

2006 Delaware Bluhen Roster from NJ to CA and even one from the football recruiting hotbed of Germany.

CA - 1
D.C.- 2
DE - 12
FL - 7
GA - 2
MA - 3
MD - 9
MI - 2
NJ - 17
NY - 6
PA - 11
VA - 3
Germany 1

[JohnStOnge]

56 from Louisiana, 20 from Texas, 1 from Mississippi, one from Georgia. McNeese is located about 30 miles from the Texas border. Using this site:

http://www.indo.com/distance/

I determined that 97 percent (76 0f 78) of the home towns of players on the roster at the school's web site are from within 205 miles of the school's town of Lake Charles. About 2/3 (53 of 78) are within 140 miles.

The average distance is 115 miles.

[bobbythekidd]

56 from Louisiana, 20 from Texas, 1 from Mississippi, one from Georgia. McNeese is located about 30 miles from the Texas border. Using this site:

http://www.indo.com/distance/

I determined that 97 percent (76 0f 78) of the home towns of players on the roster at the school's web site are from within 205 miles of the school's town of Lake Charles. About 2/3 (53 of 78) are within 140 miles.

The average distance is 115 miles.
You sir, have too much time on your hands.:smiley_wi

[mainejeff]

For Maine:

NJ - 22
ME - 14
NY - 14
PA - 12
MD - 4
CT - 3
MA - 3
CA - 1
RI - 1
WV - 1

[appfan2008]

App State:
NC...68
GA...14
FL...8
SC...7
VA...5
TN...1
KY...1
NY...1
KA...1
WV...1
107 total I guess this is scout team and everything but it came off the roster on goasu.com

[JohnStOnge]

You sir, have too much time on your hands.:smiley_wi

It wasn't hard. The roster was in a table form that I copied to Excel so I could run the numbers very quickly.

[Husky Alum]

For Northeastern.....


MA - 32
FL - 7
PA - 7
MD - 6
NJ - 6
NY - 5
CA - 5
VA - 3
CT - 3
GA - 2
IA - 1
ME -1
VT - 1
AZ - 1
DE - 1

[Tribe4SF]

W&M 2006.

VA 53
MD 10
PA 9
NJ 7
NC 4
GA 3
OH 3
DE 3
CA 1
CT 1
MA 1
SC 1
DC 1

2007 commitments

VA 3
OR 1

[HensRock]

2006 Delaware Bluhen Roster from NJ to CA and even one from the football recruiting hotbed of Germany.

CA - 1
D.C.- 2
DE - 12
FL - 7
GA - 2
MA - 3
MD - 9
MI - 2
NJ - 17
NY - 6
PA - 11
VA - 3
Germany 1

I think you are missing some players (and states - including Kansas and N.C. )

CA = 3
DC = 2
DE = 12
FL = 8
GA = 5
KS = 1
MA = 3
MD = 12
MI = 1
NC = 1
NJ = 16
NY = 7
PA = 19
VA = 5
Germany = 1

[AppGuy04]

I think you are missing some players (and states - including Kansas and N.C. )

CA = 3
DC = 2
DE = 12
FL = 8
GA = 5
KS = 1
MA = 3
MD = 12
MI = 1
NC = 1
NJ = 16
NY = 7
PA = 19
VA = 5
Germany = 1

That one North Carolina player went to my High School, Charles Graves, very good all around DB, also played on offense in high school

[parr90]

I wonder what Furman and App would do if they couldnt recruit Georgia?

[bobbythekidd]

I wonder what Furman and App would do if they couldnt recruit Georgia?
I don't know the answer but I would support a law against it.xlolx :nod:

[youwouldno]

I wonder what Furman and App would do if they couldnt recruit Georgia?

Furman and App? How about half the country. On top of the big boys, C-USA, MAC schools, SBC schools, SoCon, CAA, Patriot... everybody recruits GA.

[appfan2008]

Because Georgia has a true wealth of talent and so few football teams for them to choose from

[VT Wildcat Fan53]

2006 New Hampshire Roster (from a quick count :rotateh: )

NH -- 17
MA -- 17 (Wow, only one less than the Minutemen!!)
NJ -- 11
NY -- 11
PA -- 8
CT -- 7
CA -- 7 (Cowabunga!! xlolx Keep that Cali pipeline going!!!!! :nod: )
VT -- 5
FL -- 2
TX -- 1
NC -- 1
RI -- 1
ME -- 1
Canada -- 1
Sweden -- 1

Don't read too much into the 17 from NH because nine were true freshmen and I think only two of them are scholarship players. UNH continues to rely upon out of state students. But in-state kids will always have the opportunity to walk-on and develop!!!!! And the best in-state kids will always be a recruiting goal and a place found for you!!

You can count the 5 Vermont Kids as virtual "in-state" kids for UNH, as well. With very few exceptions, UNH is the ONLY 1-AA school who pays attention to what is going on in VT and will give a VT a chance. It has paid off in just the last 3 years with Ball (3 time AA), the Peterson brothers (both AA as seniors), the Karim brothers (both starters at LB), ....

Since the University of VT dropped football after the 1974 season, VT kids have had extremely limited options within the state--just D3 Middlebury (were very few will qualify for admission) and D3 Norwich University (whose uniqueness has always been the military component). Norwich has developed some great new majors which attract VT kids & the coaching staff has committed to VT kids which is great. However, for 1-AA prospects, UNH has been just about it recently (again, with a very few exceptions over the last decade-UMaine, UMass, Fordham, ....)

[andy7171]

On Cal Poly's 2006 roster:

1 HI
1 OR
1 Az
The rest from California. 2006 probably had more out of state players than just about any Cal Poly team of the past. Usually a 100% California roster.
Cal Poly got Stefan Djordjevic out of Ampipe, PA in 1984! Hell of a DB! xlolx xlolx xlolx

[spelunker64]

Furman and App? How about half the country. On top of the big boys, C-USA, MAC schools, SBC schools, SoCon, CAA, Patriot... everybody recruits GA.


Where's Georgia?

[bcrawf]

IA - 1


Just out of curiosity who is your lone Iowan?? And where is he from...

[MarkCCU]

When a man and woman love each other, they do a special hug and a special thrust. The daddy put's his daddy parts in and out of the mommy parts until the daddy parts release life into mommy. 9 months and a dozen Egg Saland Ham with saurkruat sandwiches later we have a baby

[MarkCCU]

Where's Georgia?

It's in Eastern Europe. A former satellite state of the USSR, I suspect that these kids are bred and biologically created to be football superplayers:D :twocents:

[andy7171]

Cal Poly got Stefan Djordjevic out of Ampipe, PA in 1984! Hell of a DB! xlolx xlolx xlolx
:bawling: Why won't anyone laugh at my joke?:bawling:

Is everyone too young to remember "All the Right Moves"?

Maybe if I spelled the name like it sounds "Georgiavich" instead of the IMDB cast name it would have gone over better.:read:

[89rabbit]

:bawling: Why won't anyone laugh at my joke?:bawling:

Is everyone too young to remember "All the Right Moves"?

Maybe if I spelled the name like it sounds "Georgiavich" instead of the IMDB cast name it would have gone over better.:read:

I'm with you, all though I believe that Stefen Djordjevic was from the Ampipe Class of '83.

http://www.tomcruisefan.com/gallery/albums/albums/movies/all-the-right-moves/caps/all-the-right-moves-012.jpg

After coaching at Poly, Coach Nickerson changed his name to Hayden Fox and had great success at Minnesota State. ;)

[andy7171]

I'm with you, all though I believe that Stefen Djordjevic was from the Ampipe Class of '83.
Yeah Ampipe Class of 83, CalPoly 84 frosh.


After coaching at Poly, Coach Nickerson changed his name to Hayden Fox and had great success at Minnesota State. ;)
xlolx xlolx xlolx

[JMG1MON]

Monmouth

NJ-82
PA-4
NY-3 (one played highschool ball in Jersey)
MD-1
DE-1
CT-1
OH-1

[Walkon79]

Montana St. 2006:

Montana- 42
Idaho- 2
Washington- 5
Oregon- 4
California- 27
Florida- 4
Colorado- 1
Texas- 1
Louisiana- 1

Returning for 2007

MT - 41
ID - 2
WA - 4
OR - 3
CA - 23
FL - 2
CO - 1
TX - 0
LA - 1

New Signees for 2007 so far

MT - 3
ID - 1
CA - 2

[Cobblestone]

I'm with you, all though I believe that Stefen Djordjevic was from the Ampipe Class of '83.

http://www.tomcruisefan.com/gallery/albums/albums/movies/all-the-right-moves/caps/all-the-right-moves-012.jpg

After coaching at Poly, Coach Nickerson changed his name to Hayden Fox and had great success at Minnesota State. ;)


I remember that movie well. I thought it was a good one. Tom Cruise as Stefen Djordjevic, the late Chris Penn as Brian Riley, Paul Carafotes as Vinny Salvucci and of course Lea Thompson as Lisa Litsky.

[Cobblestone]

Originally Posted by UNH_Alum_In_CT
2006 New Hampshire Roster (from a quick count )

NH -- 17
MA -- 17 (Wow, only one less than the Minutemen!!)
NJ -- 11
NY -- 11
PA -- 8
CT -- 7
CA -- 7 (Cowabunga!! Keep that Cali pipeline going!!!!! )
VT -- 5
FL -- 2
TX -- 1
NC -- 1
RI -- 1
ME -- 1
Canada -- 1
Sweden -- 1
================================================== ==
The guy from Sweden is a kicker? Ya?

[MR. CHICKEN]

[QUOTE=Cobblestone]Originally Posted by UNH_Alum_In_CT
2006 New Hampshire Roster (from a quick count )

NH -- 17
MA -- 17 (Wow, only one less than the Minutemen!!)
NJ -- 11
NY -- 11
PA -- 8
CT -- 7
CA -- 7 (Cowabunga!! Keep that Cali pipeline going!!!!! )
VT -- 5
FL -- 2
TX -- 1
NC -- 1
RI -- 1
ME -- 1
Canada -- 1
Sweden -- 1
The guy from Sweden is a kicker? Ya?

OR..DUH TEAM MASSEUSE........xlolx....BAWK!

[GOKATS]

Returning for 2007

MT - 41
ID - 2
WA - 4
OR - 3
CA - 23
FL - 2
CO - 1
TX - 0
LA - 1

New Signees for 2007 so far

Freshmen:

MT - 3
ID - 1

JC Transfers:
CA - 2

Just a slight edit for clarity.

[UNH SUPERFAN]

What is the population of Montana? I'm always impressed by how many of Montana and Montana State players are home grown.

[GOKATS]

What is the population of Montana? I'm always impressed by how many of Montana and Montana State players are home grown.

900,000 + spread over 147,000+ sq. mi's. Avg. density: 6 people/sq. mi.

[UNH SUPERFAN]

900,000 + spread over 147,000+ sq. mi's. Avg. density: 6 people/sq. mi.
Do you have any stats on how many Montana D1AA and D1A players are starters throughout the country? It is amazing that with less than 1 million people that you are able to produce so many D1 players, unless they are just on the team and never play. I imagine Montana and Montana State are relatively cheap schools for instate students?

What kind of climate is there in high schools for football players? It must be terrific to motivate that many kids to want to play college ball.

Just asking to compare it here in the east.

[rmutv]

The 2006 Robert Morris Colonials:
PA- 50
OH - 21
FL - 11
MD - 9
NJ - 4
NY - 3
WV - 2
IL - 1
MICH - 1
CA - 1

The big pipeline, other than sweet home Pennsylvania, is Florida. It'll be interesting to see how many 2007 freshmen come from the Sunshine state.

[The Gadfly]

Where ever they want to come from, as long as they are DAMN good. And most of ours are. :thumbsup:

[AZGrizFan]

Do you have any stats on how many Montana D1AA and D1A players are starters throughout the country? It is amazing that with less than 1 million people that you are able to produce so many D1 players, unless they are just on the team and never play. I imagine Montana and Montana State are relatively cheap schools for instate students?

What kind of climate is there in high schools for football players? It must be terrific to motivate that many kids to want to play college ball.

Just asking to compare it here in the east.

Following starters are FROM Montana, or saw significant playing time:

Mike Murphy
Tuff Harris
Torrey Thomas
Ryan Bagley
Dan Carpenter
Tyler Johnson
Colin Dow
Kyle Ryan
Loren Utterback
Colt Anderson
Dan Beaudin
Chris Dyk
Mike Ferriter
Matt Lebsock
Lex Hilliard

[NE MT GRIZZ]

Do you have any stats on how many Montana D1AA and D1A players are starters throughout the country? It is amazing that with less than 1 million people that you are able to produce so many D1 players, unless they are just on the team and never play. I imagine Montana and Montana State are relatively cheap schools for instate students?

What kind of climate is there in high schools for football players? It must be terrific to motivate that many kids to want to play college ball.

Just asking to compare it here in the east.

There are 5 classes of football in MT. AA(biggest schools), A, B, C 8 man, and c 6-man. Besides UM and MSU, Montana kids have the opportunity to play at (5) 4-year NAIA schools.

This gives alot of kids places to play, but imagine if MT had 1 four year university like WY does. We would be a top 25 FBS team.

Montana also offers in-state tuition (or large discounts)to all states in the West.

[UNH SUPERFAN]

Approximately how many D1 football players would you say Montana HS football produces each year? I know it varies but give me a rough figure.

Here in Vermont, with 625k population and 34 football playing schools, if we produce a D1 player every couple of years we are doing well!

[andy7171]

UNH_superfan is supergay for Montana demographics!

[Catsfan]

Villanova

PA - 27
NJ - 14
FL - 10
CA - 8
NY - 7
MD - 5
VA - 4
MA - 3
OH - 3
CT - 1
MI - 1
KY - 1
GA - 1
SC - 1
RI - 1
DE - 1

[NE MT GRIZZ]

Approximately how many D1 football players would you say Montana HS football produces each year? I know it varies but give me a rough figure.

Here in Vermont, with 625k population and 34 football playing schools, if we produce a D1 player every couple of years we are doing well!


UM had 18 Montana freshman on their roster for 2006
MSU 25

Plus a handful of kids, 3-5, that go to Wyoming or other FBS schools

[chantster]

Coastal Carolina University

SC 62

NC 28

GA 10

VA 4

FL 2

MD 1

TN 1

AL 1

CT 1

NJ 1

[AZGrizFan]

Approximately how many D1 football players would you say Montana HS football produces each year? I know it varies but give me a rough figure.

Here in Vermont, with 625k population and 34 football playing schools, if we produce a D1 player every couple of years we are doing well!

Note to superfan: FCS IS D-I. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

So, every player on MSU, UM, Idaho, Boise State, Wyoming, Oregon State (Ryan Leif's little brother), UW, etc., are ALL D-I players. :read: :read: :read:

[aggie6thman]

Originally Posted by UNH_Alum_In_CT
2006 New Hampshire Roster (from a quick count )

NH -- 17
MA -- 17 (Wow, only one less than the Minutemen!!)
NJ -- 11
NY -- 11
PA -- 8
CT -- 7
CA -- 7 (Cowabunga!! Keep that Cali pipeline going!!!!! )
VT -- 5
FL -- 2
TX -- 1
NC -- 1
RI -- 1
ME -- 1
Canada -- 1
Sweden -- 1
================================================== ==
The guy from Sweden is a kicker? Ya?

That pipeline will dry up soon with Cal Poly and UC Davis getting better and better. No reason to play football where it snows when you can enjoy 65 and sunny in the middle of January and still play great football! :hurray: :hurray: :nod: :nod:

[UNH SUPERFAN]

Note to superfan: FCS IS D-I. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

So, every player on MSU, UM, Idaho, Boise State, Wyoming, Oregon State (Ryan Leif's little brother), UW, etc., are ALL D-I players. :read: :read: :read:
I know that, your post makes no sense! All I want to know is how many D1 level players are recruited and signed, or are walk-ons on a D1 roster, out of Montana HIGH SCHOOLS each year, on the average.

If no one knows, no big deal.

[AZGrizFan]

I know that, your post makes no sense! All I want to know is how many D1 level players are recruited and signed, or are walk-ons on a D1 roster, out of Montana HIGH SCHOOLS each year, on the average.

If no one knows, no big deal.

I guess the reason I thought you didn't know is because I'd be SHOCKED if Vermont only produced ONE D-I player every couple years! :eek: :eek: :eek:

You mean, even at the FCS level? :confused: :confused: :confused: That can't be right....

Ever heard of a guy named David Ball? :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod: He's not too bad...... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ball_(college_football_player)

that's right....born in Berlin, Vermont. :read: :read: :read:

[CCU97]

UNH has 5 from VT playing right now...based on UNH_Alum_In_CT's post...

[poly51]

Montana St. 2006:

Montana- 42
Idaho- 2
Washington- 5
Oregon- 4
California- 27
Florida- 4
Colorado- 1
Texas- 1
Louisiana- 1

As I have said in the past, Montana State should play half their home games in California.

[NE MT GRIZZ]

I know that, your post makes no sense! All I want to know is how many D1 level players are recruited and signed, or are walk-ons on a D1 roster, out of Montana HIGH SCHOOLS each year, on the average.

If no one knows, no big deal.


Superfan,
In my previous post I said 43 between the 2 MT schools plus a few that go to 1-A schools.

So 40-50 per year.

[UNH SUPERFAN]

I guess the reason I thought you didn't know is because I'd be SHOCKED if Vermont only produced ONE D-I player every couple years! :eek: :eek: :eek:

You mean, even at the FCS level? :confused: :confused: :confused: That can't be right....

Ever heard of a guy named David Ball? :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod: He's not too bad...... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ball_(college_football_player)

that's right....born in Berlin, Vermont. :read: :read: :read:
Unfortunately what I'm telling you is correct! Vermont is not heavily recruited because the level of hs football is not considered to be very high. Our biggest schools (Division 1) have an average student population of about 1200-1300 and there are only 11 of them. The other 23 football playing schools are considerably smaller, thus the weekly competition is not as great as in more populated states. About 1/4 of the schools have been playing football for less than 5 years. The other factor here is that college tuition and room and board costs so much that it cuts way down on the number of athletes willing to walk on at a D1 school. Since Vermonters are not recruited much and they can't afford to walk on most of them end up playing for D3 college programs in the northeast. There is nothing wrong with that, of course, but I feel like players here are as good as anywhere else but they never get a chance to show it.

I think you will find that in 2007 there will be (2) D1 FCS scholarship players who call vermont home and none in D1 BCS. Three of the 5 at UNH have graduated, leaving 1 who is on scholarship, and there will be 1 at Fordham. There will be a walk-on here or there but that's it. I understand 2-3 are getting a look by UNH for the incoming freshmen class but as walk-ons only. There are 60-70 kids playing football at D2 and D3 college levels.

Dave Ball is probably the only Vermonter to EVER play in the East-West Shrine game.

[Eyes of Old Main]

Wofford's 2006 roster breaks down as follows:

Georgia 22
South Carolina 17
Ohio 13
Florida 11
North Carolina 10
Pennsylvania 4
Tennessee 4
Kentucky 2
Oklahoma 2
Alabama 1
California 1
Idaho 1
Illinois 1
Texas 1
Virginia 1
West Virginia 1

[89rabbit]

Since it is the off season and the verbals are flying, I am curious were do your players come from?

SDSU 2006 players by state:

South Dakota = 28
Minnesota = 16
Iowa = 14
Nebraska = 12
Arizona = 6
Wisconsin = 5
California = 3
Texas = 2
Missouri = 1

Here are our Verbals to date:

IA = 4
MN = 2
SD = 1
TX = 1