Nfl draft and the sec

[msstate7]

Here's the breakdown of how many players each team had drafted and UDFA in parenthesis...

Bama - 10 (5)
Ark - 3 (4)
Auburn - 6 (2)
Florida - 5 (2)
Georgia - 7 (5)
LSU - 3 (1)
Kentucky - 5 (4)
Mizzou - 2 (6)
OM - 6 (2)
State - 5 (6)
South Carolina - 3 (1)
Tenn - 0 (2)
aTm - 7 (3)
Vandy - 2 (2)

If you appoint a point system like this...
8 pts - round 1
7 pts - round 2
6 pts - round 3
Down to 1 point for UDFA

This is your rankings:
1. Bama - 62
2. State - 40
3. Georgia - 36
4. OM - 33
5. Tie aTm and Kentucky - 32
7. Florida - 28
8. Auburn - 24
9. LSU - 21
10. Auburn - 16
11. Mizzou - 15
12. South Carolina - 14
13. Vandy - 12
14. Tenn - 2

Pretty impressive

[confucius say]

Damn TN.
Top 15 classes since forever too.

This is why recruiting rankings are meh outside of the top 100 players.

[msstate7]

In cbs' early look at 2020 draft, we have 2 in the top 100: dantzler (73rd) and hill (92nd).

Top totals for sec teams in top 100:
Bama - 9
Georgia - 5
LSU - 3

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/...-top-five/amp/

ETA... Oregon has 8 in this top 100 list. Damn

[TaleofTwoDogs]

If we can do this consistently, we will be elite.

[Tbonewannabe]

We need to have another 6-8 wins and keep the bowl streak alive while putting more guys in the league.

Next year we have several guys that could be drafted.

Chauncey Rivers - how high depends on his 40 time and stats this year
Brian Cole
Dantzler
Errol Thompson
Willie Gay
Darryl Williams
Kylin Hill
Smitherman
Landrews - before getting hurt, he was wrecking shit
Fletcher Adams
Ferrod Green
Lee Autry

I think all these guys will have a chance to either get drafted or UDFA. It always depends on how the season goes and their combine numbers but we are starting to be known as a program that produces hard working guys who are great on the team and in the community. That will lead to more chances for the guys.