Choosing Iowa, USC, or Ohio St nearly doubles a recruits NFL chances!
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05-02-11 04:57 PM #1
The Best college programs at developing recruits into NFL players
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05-02-11 05:02 PM #2
It will be interesting to see If Lane Kiffin can continue this norm in So Cal. USC name sells itself to a lot of talent so idk if it would be that hard.
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05-02-11 05:03 PM #3
Washington ranked as one of the worst. I which just made me an even stronger believer that Jake Locker will flop
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05-02-11 05:06 PM #4
Penn St does rather well & so does my good ol Tennessee but the U has put more players in the NFL than any other I think
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05-02-11 05:10 PM #5
Over the past few years Joe Pa's influence has tailed off...i.e. Aaron Maybin should of stayed, but he saw the dollar signs and ran. His first couple of years have been weak. Wisniewski should do o.k. for the Raiders, but question marks from there.
Originally Posted by THE PROFIT
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