the football college that has the most players drafted of all time?
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HERE is your answer..........\n\nIt's Notre Dame, USC, and Ohio State, in that order.\n\nhttp://www.drafthistory.com/n_college/college_n.html
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Courtney Brown, DE from Penn State to Cleveland in 2000\nMario Williams, DE from North Carolina State to Houston in 2006\n\nBefore those two, the last non-QB to be picked #1 was Orlando Pace, OT from Ohio State to St. Louis in 1997.
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The Green Bay Packers.  They have the longest history under the same name and in the same city.  They also have the most national championships with 12.  The bears probably are second but they haven't has as much success as the packers.
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I think "more advantaged" would be a better way to say it.  There are many factors.  The size of the school, the equipment, the library, etc.  The same in sports.  Would Reggie Bush go first in the draft if he had gone to a community college and the a Division II school?  All schools should provide a baseline, there are some that give more than that.  If you start with the average school, then some would be disadvantaged.
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The best running back was Johnny "the Jet" Rodgers.  But there best player I think had to be Tommie Frazier, he should have won the Heisman instead of Danny Worfel or Wurful, nobod even knoes who he is.  GO BIG RED!
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Vince Young. Best QB legs in the NCAA.
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football  college and pro
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The two teams that did the best were Arizona and Houston. Arizona did the best by drafting Matt Leinart and than drafting Deuce Latui, who is also from USC, to guard him. Thanthey twice again found gems at low position. These players were Leonard Pope and Gabe Watson.\n\nHouston (Even with the No. 1 pick) had a great draft, too. They drafted Mario Williams, who I thought was the better choice, over Reggie Bush. This WAS the better choce because they have Domanick Davis at RB, but they are terrible at D. Then got another good defensive player in the second round when they drafted DeMeco Ryans. In the third round, the filled the o-line needs by drafting Chris Spencer at G and Eric Winston at T.\n\nThe team that will benefit the most are the Texans. They filled their needs and now have massivly improved the team.\n\nI think Daniel Manning of the Chicago Bears, drafted 42 overall, will improve and eventually become one of the best CBs in the NFL. As a OSU fan, it's hard for me to say this, but here it comes, Santonio Holmes has reached his peak. He is a good player, but he is just not the type that strikes me as no. 1 or 2 reciever.
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If you mean all time, I would have to say Barry Sanders.  In 1988, his junior year at Oklahoma State, he had 3250 total yardage with 2850 coming on the ground.  He had an astounding 44 TD's that season and won the Heisman before coming out of school to play for the Detroit Lions.\n\nWhile he only had 1 season as a starter, he was a backup to Buffalo Bills great Thurman Thomas his 1st two years at Okie St.\n\nIf you ever get a chance to watch his games on ESPN Classic, do it because he is clearly the best player on the field that entire season.
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Florida State. They had massive ammounts of hugely talented players comming out of their school. 5 in the 1st round which is crazy.
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saint or browns. they are drafting players that can play right away and in five years they will be seasoned veterans and be great teams. if there current drafts keep going the same way.
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browns vs buckeyes would be the game, and the browns would win because to get drafted by the NFL u have to be an elite player and not everyone on the buckeyes is elite, it would be close, but browns would win about 24-13. I think any NFL team could beat any college team.
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I'm gonna go with Florida. They return every single starter that they had last year during their title run. Also, they added some great recruits to the mix. UNC will be pretty good, and Kansas will too. Arizona has my main man Nic Wise, they also have the fantastic soph Marcus Williams, and they also have Jawaan McClellan. But a squad you forgot was Ohio State University...
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All NFL players have to go to college for at least 2 years
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If it's all about the history of the rivalry, it has to be USC vs. Notre Dame... that goes way back to the early 1930's  (if not the late 20's) and they've played 70 some times over the years... (imagine going from Southern California to South Bend before commercial air travel) to play a football game.  \n\nThe greatest historically would definitely be Army vs. Navy... this game has been irrelevant in recent years, but back in the day both Army and Navy were top football programs, plus they had the military rivalry to go with it.\n\nThe greatest of all time is Ohio State and Michigan.  It's been the last game of the regular season for each team since 1935 and it frequently decides who represents the big ten in the rose bowl and many times the eventual national champion..  On top of that both teams are usually highly ranked and/or undefeated.  Oklahoma/Texas is a great regional rivalry too, but OSU vs. Michigan is so much more, since both teams have been so good for so long.
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New England Patriots (NFL)\nBoston College (College)
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Reggie Bush. He is one of the most talented and exciting players to come through college football. And he has accomplished all of this within a team full of future Sunday players.