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A&M had 4 and I miscounted Oklahoma who had 5 so were by Domerduck

also tied for 11th overall with several other schools. I went back and found a few schools I missed so I edited my original post so hope now it's right.

Still the top programs like Bama, tOSU, LSU, Georgia, Michigan, ND, Florida, CLemson, & PSU restock every year so hard to say what the effect of each draft is for the next. Especially with the mix of 3 years leaving early, 4 year grads, and redshirts and now the extra covid year it is difficult to gage.

Attached is a 2020 list by college so it's impressive to see the top schools with 2 year draft totals as those are the 9 that had 5 or more 2 consecutive years. ND is tied for 6th on the totals for the last 2 years.

#1 LSU 14+7=21,
#2 tOSU 10+10=20
#3 Bama 9+10=19
#4 Michigan 10+8=18
#5 Georgia 7+9=16
#6 ND 6+9-15
#6 Florida 7+8=15
#8 Clemson 7+5=12
#9 PSU 5+6=11