In the 2010 NFL Draft, no college had more players selected than the University of Florida with nine.
Poll: Will North Carolina have the most players drafted this year?
This year, that honor could go to North Carolina. The Tar Heels had arguably the most talented team in 2010, though several players missed all or parts of the season due to suspension and injury. Their draftees this year could be Marvin Austin (DT), Kendric Burney (CB), Bruce Carter (OLB), Greg Little (WR), Zach Pianalto (TE), Robert Quinn (DE), Da'Norris Searcy (S), Quan Sturdivant (LB), Johnny White (RB), Deunta Williams (S) and T.J. Yates (QB).
If they’re all drafted, which is unlikely but possible, that would be 11 players. Will any team get more players drafted than North Carolina this year? Take the poll and let us know. After the jump, see some teams who should have several players drafted this year.
Alabama
Mark Ingram, Marcell Dareus, Julio Jones, Preston Dial, Greg McElroy, James Carpenter, Luther Davis
Auburn
Darvin Adams, Mike Blanc, Wes Byrum, Josh Bynes, Zac Etheridge, Nick Fairley, Mario Fannin, Cam Newton, Ryan Pugh, Lee Ziemba
Clemson
Da'Quan Bowers, Marcus Gilchrist, Chris Hairston, Jamie Harper, Jarvis Jenkins, DeAndre McDaniel
Iowa
Christian Ballard, Adrian Clayborn, Derrell Johnson-Koulianos, Karl Klug, Tyler Sash, Ricky Stanzi
Miami
Allen Bailey, Graig Cooper, Orlando Franklin, Leonard Hankerson, Brandon Harris, Ryan Hill, Colin McCarthy
North Carolina
Marvin Austin, Bruce Carter, Greg Little, Robert Quinn, Quan Sturdivant, Deunta Williams
South Carolina
Ladi Ajiboye, Chris Culliver, Tori Gurley, Jarriel King, Cliff Matthews, Weslye Saunders,
Southern California
Allen Bradford, Jordan Cameron, Jurrell Casey, Stanley Havili, Ronald Johnson, Kris O'Dowd, Tyron Smith, Shareece Wright
Stanford
Chase Beeler, Sione Fua, Derek Hall, Thomas Keiser, Owen Marecic, Richard Sherman, Ryan Whalen
TCU
Marcus Cannon, Wayne Daniels, Andy Dalton, Tejay Johnson, Jeremy Kerley, Jake Kirkpatrick
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