Florida 6 (2 NFL 3 NBA 1 MLB)
Ohio State 5 (2 NFL 3 NBA)
Ga Tech 4 (1 NFL 2 NBA 1 MLB)
LSU 4 (all NFL)
Miami 3 (all NFL)
Texas 3 (2 NFL 1 NBA)
Tennessee 3 (2 NFL 1 MLB)
Wisconsin 2 (1 NFL 1 NBA)
Clemson 2 (1 NFL 1 MLB)
FSU 2 (1 NFL 1 NBA)
USC 2 (1 NFL 1 NBA)
Boston College 2 (both NBA)
Vanderbilt 2 (both MLB)
Not surprisingly, the top two on the list are also the two schools who finished first and second in the BCS and NCAA Basketball Tournament. Interestingly, only 2 schools Florida and Georgia Tech had at least one pick in each of the 3 drafts.
So, the next question is can a pattern be established? In the 2005/2006 school year the breakdown is:
Texas 5 (2 MLB 1 NBA 2 NFL)
Ohio State 5 (all NFL)
FSU 4 (all NFL)
UConn 4 (all NBA)NC State 4 (1 NBA 3 NFL)
Memphis 3 (2 NBA 1 NFL)
USC 3 (1 MLB 2 NFL)
Washington 2 (1 MLB 1 NBA)
UNC 2 (both MLB)
Clemson 2 (1 MLB 1 NFL)
LSU 2 (1 NBA 1 NFL)
Duke 2 (all NBA)
Nova 2 (all NBA)
S. Carolina 2 (1 NBA 1 NFL)
Mich State 2 (all NBA)
UCLA 2 (1 NBA 1 NFL)
Interestingly only Ohio State, Texas, FSU, LSU and USC appear on both lists. In 2005, Utah produced the #1 overall pick in both the NBA and NFL drafts. What does all of this mean? You tell me.
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