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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/levgleason on 2024-06-15 19:18:43+00:00.

It’s more than you might think:

  • 7 Jackson State
  • 7 Tennessee State
  • 6 Grambling State
  • 3 Alcorn State
  • 3 Columbia
  • 3 Idaho
  • 3 Richmond
  • 3 Villanova
  • 2 Duquesne
  • 2 Eastern Kentucky
  • 2 Fordham
  • 2 McNeese
  • 2 North Dakota State
  • 2 Southern Illinois
  • 2 Texas Southern
  • 2 VMI
  • 2 Yale
  • 1 Alabama State
  • 1 Bethune-Cookman
  • 1 The Citadel
  • 1 Colgate
  • 1 Dartmouth
  • 1 Delaware
  • 1 Drake
  • 1 Elon
  • 1 Florida A&M
  • 1 Holy Cross
  • 1 Mississippi Valley State
  • 1 Montana State
  • 1 Morehead State
  • 1 Morgan State
  • 1 North Carolina A&T
  • 1 North Carolina Central
  • 1 Northern Arizona
  • 1 Northern Iowa
  • 1 Northwestern State
  • 1 Penn
  • 1 Princeton
  • 1 South Carolina State
  • 1 South Dakota State
  • 1 Southern
  • 1 Stephen F. Austin
  • 1 UC Davis
  • 1 UT Chattanooga
  • 1 Weber State
  • 1 Western Illinois

For perspective, the FBS group of five team with the most first round picks is San Diego State with 9. The only other one with at least 7 is Rice (with 7). SMU also has 7 and they’re moving to the ACC. Cincinnati & Rutgers have 3 and Iowa State has 2, and there’s 20+ FBS teams with no first round picks at all.