how many quebec football player are in ncaa?
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what kind of student would you are?
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They have 7 recognized national championships. Only one in the last 50+ years.
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Assuming you are referring to NCAA Division I-A, Notre Dame and Alabama are tied with 12 national championships each.
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technically its Sam Koch of Nebraska with 46.5 yards per punt, but three of the guys ahead of him have only like one or 2 really good punts. So in terms of players with more than 20 punts, its John Torp of Colorado with 45.2 yards per punt. hope this helps!
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Cincinnati is the biggest, and right behind them is Florida State. How Air Force and Utah State got ahead of them is beyond me.
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All NFL players have to go to college for at least 2 years
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Rolando Cantu - Guard Arizona Cardinals\nVictor Leyva - Guard NE Patriots\nZeke Moreno - LB Philadelphia Eagles\nAntonio Rodriquez - LB Houston Texans\nRaul Allegre - Retired Kicker NY Giants\nTony Casillas - Retired Defensive Tackle Dallas Cowboys\nTom Flores - Retired Oakland Raiders Coach\nJeff Garcia - QB Philadelphia Eagles\nRoberto Garza - Guard Chicago Bears\nJoe Kapp - Retired QB Minnasota Vikings \nJP Losman - QB Buffalo Bills\nMax Montoya - Retired Guard 4 time pro bowl Cincinnati\nAnthony Muñoz - Hall of Fame Tackle Cincinnati\nJim Plunkett - Retired QB Superbowl Champ Raiders
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Well there are several waiting in the wings here is the rundown and also I will give you the link to see for yourself;\nNext in line and will probably be the starter next year is \n#17 Todd Boeckman\nSophomore 6-5 235 he has a strong arm , he is a gifted runner and very smart he knows the offense already since he was the number three guy , he is ready to go .\n\n#13 Ben Kacsandi \n6-1 210 Sophomore he was the #4 guy behind Boeckman\n\n#16 Bob Shoenhoft \n6-6 240 Freshman he was a redshirt and was playing on the practice squad he has alot of promise \n\nAnd last but not least \n# 7 Antonio Henton \n6-2 210 Now they are really going to see how this guy develops \nhe is your triple threat guy he can run , pass, and play wide receiver he was 2005 Georgia offensive player of the year , seems like we are stacked at QB lets hope Mr. Tressel and his staff get those other positions locked up also . \n\nHoped that was informative .
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There's 60 picks in the draft.  About 40 of them will be college players, maybe 20 of them are in the tournament, with the others coming from teams that didn't make it.  The rest will be foriegn players.  A few may try out as unrestricted free agents as well.
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I also love LSU! What other school has a top 5 football team and two final four basketball teams!?! Skyler Green will probably be about a 5th round pick in this Saturday's draft.
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1. Texas\n2. USC\n3. OU\n4. Penn State\n5. Ohio State\n6. LSU\n7. Texas Tech\n8. West Virginia\n9. Virginia Tech\n10. Alabama\n11. Miami\n12. Notre Dame\n13. TCU\n14. Oregon\n15. Georgia\n16. Florida\n17. Auburn\n18. Wisconsin\n19. UCLA\n20. Nebraska\n21. Florida State\n22. Boston College\n23. Louisville\n24. Clemson\n25. California
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i know a couple, Dikembe Mutombo, Alozo Mourning, Allen Iverson, Patrick Ewing, Ruben Boumtje Boumtje, Othella Harrington that's the one i know but if you want to know exactly how many check here, 46 players have been drafted from georgetown all time.
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I think Damon Allen is already first all time. He has passed for 69,273 yards over his career. He is the leading passer in the CFL, and has more than the all time NFL leader (Dan Marino - 61,361 yards)
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My best friend in high school played in the NFL. Outside linebacker set a whole bunch of defensive records in the pac-10.
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62, here's the list\n\nAir Force Iona \nAla.-Huntsville Lake Superior St. \nAlas. Anchorage Maine \nAlas. Fairbanks Mass.-Lowell \nAmerican Int'l Massachusetts \nArmy Mercyhurst \nBemidji St. Merrimack \nBentley Miami (Ohio) \nBoston College Michigan \nBoston U. Michigan St. \nBowling Green Michigan Tech \nBrown Minn. Duluth \nCanisius Minn. St. Mankato \nClarkson Minnesota \nColgate Neb.-Omaha \nColorado Col. New Hampshire \nConnecticut Niagara \nCornell North Dakota \nDartmouth Northeastern \nDenver Northern Mich. \nFairfield Notre Dame \nFerris St. Ohio St. \nFindlay Princeton \nHarvard Providence \nHoly Cross Quinnipiac \nRensselaer \nRobert Morris \nRochester Inst. \nSacred Heart \nSt. Cloud St. \nSt. Lawrence \nUnion (N.Y.) \nVermont \nWayne St. (Mich.) \nWestern Mich. \nWisconsin \nYale
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1.  Jerry Rice  1549   \n 2.  Cris Carter  1101   \n 3.  Tim Brown  1094   \n 4.  Andre Reed  951   \n 5.  Art Monk  940   \n 6.  Marvin Harrison (Active) 927   \n 7.  Jimmy Smith  862   \n 8.  Irving Fryar  851   \n 9.  Larry Centers  827   \n 10.  Keenan McCardell (Active) 825   \n 11.  Steve Largent  819   \n 12.  Shannon Sharpe  815   \n 13.  Henry Ellard  814   \n 14.  Isaac Bruce (Active) 813   \n 15.  Rod Smith (Active) 797   \n 16.  Marshall Faulk (Active) 767   \n 17.  James Lofton  764   \n 18.  Charlie Joiner  750   \n 18.  Michael Irvin  750   \n 20.  Keyshawn Johnson (Active) 744
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Some of the most notable players are Anquan Boldin, Peter Boulware, Micheal Boulware, Derrick Brooks, Deion Sanders, Laverneous Coles, and Warrick Dunn; the rest can be seen on the link provided...