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And that includes ND's 9 in the ACC total. Without ND the by Domerduck

the ACC had only 33 which is similar to the PAC12, especially if you look at draftees/school. In fact in 2020 they only had 24 since they didn't use ND in the total and are the worst Power conference in the draft over the last 2 years.

POWER CONFERENCE 2 YEAR TOTALs & Draftees/school per year (No ND in ACC)
1. SEC 65+63/14=4.57 per school/yr (LSU 10.5/yr, Bama 9.5/yr, Ga 8/yr, Fla 7.5/yr)
2. B10 43+48/14=3.25 per school/yr (tOSU 10/yr, Mich 9/yr, PSU 5.5/yr)
3. PAC12 29+32/12=2.54 per school/yr (Oregon 4.5/yr)
4. B12 22+22/10=2.2 per school/yr (Oklahoma 4.5/yr)
5. ACC 33+24/14=2.04 per school/yr (Clemson 6/year)
Notre Dame 9+6=7.5 per year.

I'm using Sporting News list (linked below), but I know they may have mistakes since they differ from your numbers. Still its reinforces your point whatever is right. Especially if you look at the top schools. At least ND is in the mix.