Where Do NFL Starters Go To College? [College Football]

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Where Do NFL Starters Go To College? [College Football]
FanHouse found this 7/7/2008 on deadspin.com [flag]
And by “go to college” I mean commit felonies. Well, Mike Detellier has broken down NFL starters by their college conference . And while there is no big surprise, the SEC leads with 137 projected starters, there are some really surprising positional breakdowns. Coming in second after the SEC? Shockingly, BCS whipping boy, the ACC with 121. Followed by the Big Ten with 105, Big 12 with 72, ... [link]

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NFL Starters By College Conference: Now With Division!
Published 7/7/2008 by Brian Cook at FanHouse
Filed under: ACC, Big 10, Big 12, Big East, SECIn a past (and basically present) life I was an engineer, so things like the inability to comprehend even the simplest ideas about math depress me. This article depresses me, sort of. It compiles the various starters across the NFL and reaches this conclusion: When you break it all down, the SEC leads the way with 137 projected starters for the 2008 NFL season. The ACC finished second with 121 projected starters. The Big Ten finished third with 105 starters and the Big 12 was fourth with 72 projected starters. The Pac-10 ...

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