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smallcollegefbfan
October 5th, 2009, 07:43 AM
FCS 5-year Draft averages
Colonial - (13 total)
Big Sky - (12 total)
Southland - (11 total)
Mis Valley - (10 total)
MEAC - (9 total)
SoCon - (7 total)
SWAC - (6 total)
Great West - (5 total)
Big South - (4 total)
Northeast - (4 total)
Ohio Valley - (4 total)
Ivy League - (3 total)
Pioneer - (1 total)
IAA Indy - (1 total)
Patriot League - (0 total)

Looks like the CAA, Big Sky, Southland, and MVFC are the top four conferences with the MEAC very close behind.

TexasTerror
October 5th, 2009, 07:49 AM
The SLC had a banner season this past year - they stuck their chest out proudly about having more draft picks than any other leagues...

Not sure if that will hold true this year. If I am not mistaken, Nicholls has had three straight years with a player drafted. Can any other schools claim this feat?

PhoenixSupreme
October 5th, 2009, 09:02 AM
Surprised to see the SoCon so far down, given the number of App St. players that have been great over the past 5 years.

By the way, is this the number of players who actually got drafted in the NFL draft over the past 5 years, or is the number of players currently on NFL rosters that have less than 5 years experience?

andy7171
October 5th, 2009, 12:27 PM
Surprised to see the SoCon so far down, given the number of App St. players that have been great over the past 5 years.

By the way, is this the number of players who actually got drafted in the NFL draft over the past 5 years, or is the number of players currently on NFL rosters that have less than 5 years experience?

I'm guessing since it says Draft Results, he meant it. :p

smallcollegefbfan
October 5th, 2009, 12:36 PM
Surprised to see the SoCon so far down, given the number of App St. players that have been great over the past 5 years.

By the way, is this the number of players who actually got drafted in the NFL draft over the past 5 years, or is the number of players currently on NFL rosters that have less than 5 years experience?

Draft results.

In fact here are more in depth results from this study I had someone do for me.

- 5 Year Draft Average for small school prospects (FCS, D2, D3, NAIA combined) is (24 per Draft)...2009 (21): FCS-15, D2-6, D3-0, NAIA-0...2008 (31): FCS-24, D2-5, D3-2, NAIA-0...2007 (24): FCS-16, D2-6, D3-2, NAIA-0...2006 (21): FCS-16, D2-5, D3-0, NAIA-0...2005 (22): FCS-16, D2-5, D3-0, NAIA-1...2004 (17): FCS-12, D2-4, D3-1, NAIA-0...5 Year Draft Averages: FCS (17 players selected per draft)...D2 (5 players selected per draft).


120 Small School players drafted the past 5 years
Wide Receiver - 19 total, 3.8 per draft = 4 per draft
Cornerback - 18 total, 3.6 per draft = 4 per draft
Offensive Tackle - 13 total, 2.6 per draft = 3 per draft
Outside Linebacker - 11 total, 2.2 per draft = 2 per draft
Defensive End - 10 total, 2.0 per draft = 2 per draft
Quarterback - 8 total, 1.6 per draft = 2 per draft
Runningback - 8 total, 1.6 per draft = 2 per draft
Tight End - 7 total, 1.4 per draft = 1 per draft
Offensive Guard - 5 total, 1.0 per draft = 1 per draft
Free Safety - 5 total, 1.0 per draft = 1 per draft
Defensive Tackle - 4 total, 0.8 per draft = 1 per draft
Inside Linebacker - 4 total, 0.8 per draft = 1 per draft
Fullback - 3 total, 0.6 per draft = 1 per draft
Strong Safety - 2 total, 0.4 per draft = 0 per draft
Center - 2 total, 0.4 per draft = 0 per draft
Punter - 1 total, 0.2 per draft = 0 per draft
Kicker - 0 total, 0.0 per draft = 0 per draft
Long Snapper - 0 total, 0.0 per draft = 0 per draft

FCS 5-year Draft averages
Colonial - (13 total)
Big Sky - (12 total)
Southland - (11 total)
Mis Valley - (10 total)
MEAC - (9 total)
SoCon - (7 total)
SWAC - (6 total)
Great West - (5 total)
Big South - (4 total)
Northeast - (4 total)
Ohio Valley - (4 total)
Ivy League - (3 total)
Pioneer - (1 total)
IAA Indy - (1 total)
Patriot League - (0 total)

GSUhooligan
October 5th, 2009, 12:51 PM
Do you know how many are still on an NFL roster?

smallcollegefbfan
October 5th, 2009, 01:21 PM
Do you know how many are still on an NFL roster?

That is almost impossible to do because by the time you calculate that there could be 2 or 3 cut the next day and 1 or 2 added on. Rosters fluctuate so much that I never keep up with it past the opening day and even then I am so busy with typing reports that I don't have much time to do that. Would be nice if someone counted just to give us an accurate estimated number of how many are on rosters.