2014 NFL Draft

[Haspula]

Michael Sam to the Rams

[Hooked on Huskers]

 

P. Schrager ‏@PSchrags 42s

Texas DE Jackson Jeffcoat was the nationally number 1 rated high school recruit a few years back. Still undrafted and on the board.

 

 

As of Round 7 - Pick 35, Texass got ZERO draftees !!!!

[Hooked on Huskers]

FINAL:

 

Ohio St - 6

Wisconsin - 5

Huskers - 3 (Stanley, Long, Enunwa)

Penn St - 3

Iowa - 3

Michigan - 3

Indiana - 2

Purdue - 2

Minnesota - 2

Michigan St - 1

Illinois - 0

Northwestern - 0

 

http://www.sbnation.com/nfl-mock-draft/2014/5/8/5697792/2014-nfl-draft-first-round-picks-schools-conferences-recruit-ratings

[strigori]

Texas 0 draft picks.

[Hooked on Huskers]

Texas 0 draft picks.

Poor Mack

[The Dude]

Fake Bo Pelini @FauxPelini · 15h

Schools with as many draft picks as Texas: Hogwarts, Degrassi Jr. High, Creighton, any school of fish, Fame, University of Phoenix, Kansas

[huKSer]

Off to shaggy bevo . . .

[huKSer]

Yup - it was good

[mrandyk]

 

Per ESPN, Liberty and Lindenwood have each had a player selected. Texas has not.

Add Bloomsberg, Furman and Coastal Carolina to the list.

 

You can also add Saginaw Valley State and McGill, which isn't even an American institution.

[The Dude]

I would have rather had defense too, but I still liked the pick.

Turns out they were set to draft Ryan Shazier in the first, but the Steelers stole him.

[Notre Dame Joe]

ND now holds the current streak of consecutive years with players drafted, since 1937.

[BigRedBuster]

I just heard on the radio that there were 100 underclassmen who declared for the draft and 62 were drafted. The guy on the radio claimed that as evidence that the kids are getting good advice. REALLY?

Would you say that?

 

I would say that if 38% of them didn't even get drafted that this is a pretty piss poor stat when you think those kids could have gone back to school for another year, worked longer towards their diploma while on scholarship and become better football players at the same time.

[deedsker]

Yep. Those guys got some bad advice, imo.

[Mavric]

I just heard on the radio that there were 100 underclassmen who declared for the draft and 62 were drafted. The guy on the radio claimed that as evidence that the kids are getting good advice. REALLY?

 

Would you say that?

 

I would say that if 38% of them didn't even get drafted that this is a pretty piss poor stat when you think those kids could have gone back to school for another year, worked longer towards their diploma while on scholarship and become better football players at the same time.

Absolutely. He talked to the agents that gave them the advice and they were 100% certain it was good.

[BigRedBuster]

 

I just heard on the radio that there were 100 underclassmen who declared for the draft and 62 were drafted. The guy on the radio claimed that as evidence that the kids are getting good advice. REALLY?

 

Would you say that?

 

I would say that if 38% of them didn't even get drafted that this is a pretty piss poor stat when you think those kids could have gone back to school for another year, worked longer towards their diploma while on scholarship and become better football players at the same time.

Absolutely. He talked to the agents that gave them the advice and they were 100% certain it was good.

 

But, on 38% of them, they were wrong.

 

Plus, I would like to know how many kids were told they would be in the first few rounds so they made the decision based on that when they were actually drafted late and could have greatly increased their earning and signing bonus by staying one more year.