The Blue Board

I think a lot of these are fluid and up for debate. I think the easiest ones to pick are LSU for DL U and PSU for LB U. LSU has been pumping out DL lately with Brockers, Dorsey, Jackson, Francois, Nevis, and Spears. These guys all have shown potential and can be good in the league...

PSU for LB imo (and despite being a homer, i think it's an obvious choice) is LBU. Bowman, Lee, Connor, and Poz on top of 3 other young guys in backup roles who are fighting to start. And that's without mentioning OLB's in a 3-4 like Wake, Hali, and Maybin. A lot of depth and probowlers there with 3, hopefully 4 soon with Lee, All-pros. So while I respect what Bama's put out there recently with Ryans (Probowler), Johnson (Solid), Hightower (Could be real good), Upshaw (Same as hightower), and McClain (needs to stop doing stupid things), they're not quite there with PSU, especially when you add in history.

All time, it might be hands down with players like Ron Mix, Ron Yary, Marvin Powell, Anthony Munoz, Bruce Matthews, Tony Boselli etc..but recently SC's OL production hasn't been too shabby either...Ryan Kalil, Sam Baker, Winston Justice, Charles Brown, Tyron Smith, Matt Kalil etc...

None that coached at Bama.

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Last Decade of Georgia TE's

2011: Orson Charles (Cincinatti Bengals (4th Rd as a Jr.)) Aron White (Atlanta Falcons(FA))
2006: Martrez Milner (Retired NFL(4th Rd))
2005: Leonard Pope (Pittsburgh Steelers(3rd Rd as a Jr.))
2003: Ben Watson (Clevland Browns(1st Rd))
2001: Randy McMichael (San Diego Chargers(4th Rd))

Good Looking List

USC has more relevant ones, from that list only Tom Brady is any good.

by more recent do you mean the last 20 years? I will give you that. prior to that is too hard for me to tell, but the only ones of merit I can think of are HOF'r Mike Webster Pit, Pro Bowler Paul Gruber TB, and maybe a Joe Panos or Cory Raymer.

We have had a lot of injury flops in the first round. We also have guys that everyone forgets like a Mark Tauscher for GB. Our more recent success is guys who are starting from day 1.

last years rookie were the pinnacle of our success with two starters and one of our backups starting in Dallas. 3 rookie starters in the same class is unreal.

All of the player U discussions basically begin and end with usc and miami. Miami was only good for a couple decades and may never return, but they put out some amazing players in a short period.

ND is media U
Bama is championship U

Add to those James Bostic, Kenny Irons,Heath Evans, Ben Tate, Mike Dyer (while he lasted)

Threet, Tater, Sheridan.

Someone doesn't know much about southern schools.

FSU, Ole Miss, Clemson, UGA, Texas, Baylor and TCU have some pretty smoking women. Florida is funny.

That's a clown troll, bro.

Did I ever say the LAST 17 years?

Definitely a west coast school.