How can you find out the number of players from each individual college made it to the NFL?
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try http://cbs.sportsline.com/collegefootball/alumnitracker/school\nclick on teams and it will take you to college teams by conference.  click on which ever team interests you and when it comes up, there will be an alumni tracker option in the banner.  A lot of work if you want them all, but fine if you are just interested in a few schools.
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If you are looking for an online source, I am not sure if there are any. However there is a new book that just came out a few months ago, released by ESPN called; ESPN College Football Encyclopedia : The Complete History of the Game.  This can be found at any Barnes & Nobles bookstores and it is also on Amazon.com.  This book has all the records of college football, team statistics over the years, and much much more!  Hope this helps!  \n\nPS...If you by chance know what schools you are looking for, team websites may have a history page from certain years, you can try and check there too.
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Florida and Notre Dame are the schools with the most players on NFL rosters, with 40 each. Florida, Florida State and Notre Dame tied for the most a year ago with 39 each. Florida State is third this year with 37, followed by Georgia, Miami and Tennessee, who all have 36. Texas A&M (33), Michigan (31), Ohio State (29), and Nebraska and Penn State with 28 round out the top of the list of colleges with NFL players.
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try searching http://www.ncaa.com
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Without knowing the universities, or your full credentials it is very hard to tell.  You should really try and get this type of information directly by contacting an admission representative from each of the universities that you plan on applying to.
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Well I do not know how many youth play football, but there are 32 teams in the NFL each with about 70 players on their active rosters and practice squads.  That means there are about 2240 players in the NFL.  Most high school football teams have about 50 players per team (Varsity, JV, Freshman) and there are thousands of high schools in the country (to make the math simple lets say that there are 10,000 high schools in the US with Varsity, JV, and Freshman teams.  That means that there are about 1,500,000 people playing high school football in the US.  Of those only about .14% of people who play high school football make it to the NFL.  These numbers are just estimates, if anything the number of high school football players is low.
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http://read.nwsource.com/highschool/football/players/roster.cfm?TeamID=46\n\nRoster of Auburn High School\n\nPlayer Name No. Position \nBates, Josh  20 TE,DB  \nBerg, Andrew  8 HB,DB  \nBrady, John  86 TE,DL  \nBraxton, Michael  24 HB,DB  \nBriones, Sean  54 OL,LB  \nBrooks, Zack  5 TE,S  \nBrown, Ben  65 OL,DL  \nBrown, Stephen  52 OG,DE  \nCarroll, Jacob  82 TE,LB  \nChristian, Cameron  12 HB,DB  \nCline, Forest  31 FB,LB  \nCrawford, Anthony  44 TE,DL  \nDavis, Bryce  56 OL,DL  \nDevaney, Daniel  30 FB,LB  \nDoerflinger, Jorden  2 QB,DB  \nEdwards, Justin  9 HB,DB  \nExtine, Andrew  21 FB,LB  \nFerguson, James  42 FB,LB  \nFranklin, Cole  72 OL,DL  \nFrazier, Chris  25 HB,DB  \nGarbe, Thomas  27 HB,DB  \nGarveid, Jeff    \nHancock, Cameron  58 OL,LB  \nHansen, Marcus  51 OL,LB  \nHarvey, Sean  53 OL,DL  \nHoloday, Thomas  61 OL,DL  \nJeffrey, Kevin  33 TE,LB  \nJohnson, Aaron  7 HB,DB  \nJones, Skyler  74 OL,DL  \nKiilsgaard, Kellen  6 QB,FS  \nKirks, Brad  57 OL,DL  \nKirks, Anthony  59 OL,DL  \nLathrop, Nate  88 TE,LB  \nLetho, Jake  45 FB,LB  \nMarlenee, Cody  66 OG,LB  \nMason, Mack  76 OL,DL  \nMcLaren, Bryce  40 FB,LB  \nMendiola, Adrian  29 FB,LB  \nMiller, Brittany  15 HB,DB  \nMiller, Brett  1 HB,DB  \nMitchell, Tyler  73 OL,DL  \nMoran, Sean  50 OL,DL  \nNeal, Andrew  43 HB,DB  \nNordstrom, Alan  78 OL,DL  \nNunn, Quintin  11 QB,DB  \nOliver, Zack  10 TE,DB  \nOlsen, Mo  90 TE,DB  \nOmetu, Victor  22 HB,DB  \nPearson, Thor  84 TE,DB  \nPedro, Jonathon  79 OL,DL  \nPelfrey, Spencer  19 HB,DB  \nPerry, Anthony  32 FB,LB  \nPierson, Jeremiah  26 FB,LB  \nPrice-Simpson, Kai  3 HB,DB  \nRangel, Joe  14 QB,DB  \nRutledge, Garrett  23 HB,DB  \nSchunzel, Tyler  67 OL,DL  \nShelton, Gaston  60 C,NG  \nShelton, Shennon  55 OL,DL  \nStrickland, Jordan  4 TE,DB  \nTaylor, Robert  63 OL,DL  \nTevaga, Sio  13 HB,DB  \nvon Cluck, Jesse  77 OL,DL  \nWalker, Josh  18 HB,DB  \nWeimer, Trevor  92 TE,LB  \nWeppler, Mike  70 OT,DE
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http://www.nfldraftcountdown.com/sub/mockdraft.html
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300 division 1 colleges times 15 players\n\n2 rounds times 32 per round divided by 50% cut rate\n\nYou do the math less than 1%
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There are 7 rounds in the NFL draft.  For the complete first round draft order, visit www.nfl.com
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http://www.nflplayers.com/players/player.aspx?id=20000&section=email
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Lots of NFL Players, and college stars started out in Junior Colleges.  Mike Anderson the running back for the Broncos (now ravens) took an even more scenic route.  He joined the marines for four years after high school and played football on base teams (where he absolutley killed me a time or two), then went on to Mt. San Jacinto Junior College where he played for two years, before going to play divison one ball at Utah.  He was eventually drafted by the Broncos, and had multiple 1000+ yard seasons.
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www.rivals100.com\n\nand if your too lazy to go to the site here it is...\n School Total Commits Commits Commits Avg Total \n1  Southern Cal 25 5 14 6 3.96 3,018 \n2  Florida 27 4 17 5 3.89 2,901 \n3  Florida State 31 2 18 10 3.68 2,703 \n4  Georgia 28 2 14 12 3.64 2,436 \n5  Texas 25 2 11 12 3.60 2,283 \n6  Penn State 24 1 14 8 3.63 2,241 \n7  LSU 25 2 12 11 3.64 2,238 \n8  Notre Dame 28 2 10 15 3.46 2,189 \n9  Oklahoma 28 1 13 14 3.54 2,180 \n10  Auburn 25 1 14 7 3.52 2,148
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Yeah, that's pretty impressive. I think it's really interesting that he threw for more yards and TDs in his freshman year than in his senior year. The best stat there is the 5 picks, that's simply amazing.
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If you look at the lineup on the field, there's 11 players on the field for each side.  However, if you add both the offensive starters and the defensive starters, that's 22 players total.  But then you have to factor in their backups, in case of injury, suspensions, etc., etc.\n\nSo it states that NFL teams can have and usually DO have up to 53 players on their side.  That's a lotta people!
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Either photocopy a NCAA bracket and distribute it, or do it online via Fantasy Sports on Yahoo, Sporting News, etc where you can create a team and invite people to make their picks online.  Then the system will calculate the leaders automatically.
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It would help to know your coworker's name to refine the search. If, big if, IF he was on the team then there are stats and individual pictures. Don't bank on a team shot. Here are some links to continue your search. Make him do the leg work.\n\nhttp://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/default.jsp\n\nhttp://www.sportsline.com\n\nhttp://www.nfl.com/