79 of 333 players invited to 2013 NFL Scouting Combine are from the SEC

[MoneyTron]

ACC really does have an assload of talent. They aren't any different from the SEC kids IMO. Teams just aren't that great.

 

[the next guy]

I will always stan the Big 10 I don't care what ya'll say.

 

[Brady-Carter]

The ACC has a sh!t load of talent. Just needing the right coaches

ACC was ahead of the SEC until around 2008/2009 every year as far as NFL draftees.

Problem isn't talent in the ACC, it's coaching.

But SECSPN isn't helping if you are other conferences.

Props..

 

[malbaker86]

Props..

I mean seriously, put Bobby Petrino at NC State or Maryland and they'll be a 10/11 win team in 3 years MAX.

I still think those two schools can and should be a perennial top 15 team.

 

[Carlos Huerta]

I will always stan the Big 10 I don't care what ya'll say.

when you use the verb "stan" in real life, do people know what you're talking about?

 

[Ed MOTHEREFFING G]

ACC....SEC....it's the south in general.

your worst post ever

 

[Won Won]

SEC Schools Spend $163,931 Per Athlete, And Other Ways The NCAA Is A Bonfire For Your Money

The obvious takeaway: the SEC is insane. SEC schools spend more than 12 times as much on each athlete as they do on their regular, non-revenue-generating students. They spend 40 percent more than Big Ten schools, and 60 percent more than Pac-10 (now PAC-12) schools. The SEC's nearly $164,000 median cost per athlete is almost twice as much as the FBS average, and four-and-a-half times as much as the median FCS program. Becoming the country's undisputed college football elite conference doesn't come free, and it doesn't come cheap.

And remember, these figures are per athlete, not just per football player. Considering the costs of running a girls volleyball program, feel free to slide the football expenditures upward.

 

[the next guy]

when you use the verb "stan" in real life, do people know what you're talking about?

No

 

[Maumee]