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List of states with pro players

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I take back saying awesome article, it is more than that. One of most informational articles for football nuts.

Pretty cool. I didn't know that there is a current pro from my old high school in Maryland.

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Ky has some kids in the pros who didnt even play college ball for a KY college. Amazing we let kids like that get away from UK

Probably a good item to show over-zealous parents who insist that their son will play in the NFL!

Pretty cool. I didn't know that there is a current pro from my old high school in Maryland.

 

Awesome read. Thanks, ref.

 

Everybody remember, we're a "basketball state", though. :lol:

Ky has some kids in the pros who didnt even play college ball for a KY college. Amazing we let kids like that get away from UK

 

Would you rather the KY schools try to win, or simply have in-state kids?

Would you rather the KY schools try to win, or simply have in-state kids?

 

One would think getting kids who made the pros would help your team.

One would think getting kids who made the pros would help your team.

 

So they should pass on guys like Cobb, Woodyard, Dumerville, etc. for in-state guys? You try to get the best players available for your scheme regardless of where they're from.

I would be interested in see the per capita #. Ohio looks to be pretty high.

Pretty cool. I didn't know that there is a current pro from my old high school in Maryland.

 

You mean that one room schoolhouse is still in existence?

Probably a good item to show over-zealous parents who insist that their son will play in the NFL!

 

Or, show it to the over-zealous parents who think their son is going to play basketball in college, let a lone make it to the NBA.

 

I know more of these parents than any...

So they should pass on guys like Cobb, Woodyard, Dumerville, etc. for in-state guys? You try to get the best players available for your scheme regardless of where they're from.

 

No I would go after the best possible player at each position I possible could. A good coach can adjust his "scheme" based on what he has. All those you named are great players, but would it have hurt to have a few more great ones?

That's pretty cool to see. It doesn't really surprise me much though. Texas, Florida, California, Georgia and Ohio all play phenomenal high school football.

No I would go after the best possible player at each position I possible could. A good coach can adjust his "scheme" based on what he has. All those you named are great players, but would it have hurt to have a few more great ones?

 

None of the guys on that list are great. I'm saying it's unrealistic to think schools are going to keep all the in-state talent home.

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