| FTBL College football's Position U 2022: Which schools produce the most talent at each position?

[#80]

I thought this was interesting some accurate and some arguments to be made.

Position U 2022: Which schools produce the most talent at each position?

Did Caleb Williams' transfer to USC from Oklahoma impact QBU? And which schools produce the best at the other positions? ESPN Stats & Information crunches the numbers to let us know.

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[shipley00]

Be honest. Back in 2002 did you ever think Alabama would listed in the top 5 of QBU?

 

[It Takes Eleven]

I went and read the article, not typical for me to read ESPN. In giving GA the edge over Bama for LBU, they note 15 All SEC LB's and 7 All-Americans at GA, and 8 All-Americans at Bama. They didn't say how many All-SEC LB's Bama had over the same time, a telling omission. Anyone know? Would that have made them look foolish picking GA over Bama?

Well, I had to check. According to the Bama record book, we've had 15 unique First Team ALL-SEC LB's since 1998. Two players were two-time recipients, so the number of times recognized as First Team ALL-SEC is 17. Second Team? 12 times recognized (most are repeats from later First Team selections).