Give things a few years, and I have the feeling a certain school with red and black colors will be working its way up these lists.
O-Line U? Most offensive linemen drafted since 2000:
18- Miami
18- Notre Dame
18- Wisconsin
17- Alabama
17- FSU
17- Iowa
17- Ohio State
15- USC
14- Arizona State
14- Florida
14- Michigan
13- Boston College
13- Oklahoma
13- Ole Miss— Pick Six Previews (@PickSixPreviews) February 15, 2019
O-Line U? Most offensive linemen drafted since 2010:
11- Alabama
10- Florida
10- FSU
9- Iowa
9- Miami
9- Wisconsin
8- Notre Dame
8- Ohio State
8- Utah
7- Baylor
7- Michigan
7- Stanford
7- TCU
7- USC— Pick Six Previews (@PickSixPreviews) February 15, 2019
To tell you the truth, with as much talk about how it’s a conference built in the trenches, it’s a little surprising to see how few SEC teams made either list.
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That is the CMR legacy. Go out and recruit the skill players hard, but forget to look in the trenches. Probably the biggest difference in approaches from the previous coach to the current one.
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No matter the number drafted, i do luv me some Coach Sam Pittman….YEEESSSSS SSIIRRRRRRR!
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On trenches, I expect if you looked at defensive linemen drafted, the SEC would be more heavily represented.
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This truly explains it all.
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Yup
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7 of top 10 teams from SE so there’s that. Plus need the Dline list to get the full “trenches” story here a la salt n pepper, cream and sugar…
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