OT: Pro Football HOF count by school

[pittmeister]

New Count (Bold means new members added in latest class):

Notre Dame (14)
Southern California (14)
Michigan (11)
Miami - Florida (11)
Ohio State (11)
Pittsburgh (10) (Fitz, Donald, McCoy? Brown?)
Syracuse (9)
Alabama (8)
Minnesota (7)
Illinois (6)
Texas (6)
Penn State (6)
WVU (3)

Miami has a strong chance for at least a couple more.

 

[Sean Miller Fan]

New Count (Bold means new members added in latest class):

Notre Dame (14)
Southern California (14)
Michigan (11)
Miami - Florida (11)
Ohio State (11)
Pittsburgh (10) (Fitz, Donald, McCoy? Brown?)
Syracuse (9)
Alabama (8)
Minnesota (7)
Illinois (6)
Texas (6)
Penn State (6)
WVU (3)

Miami has a strong chance for at least a couple more.

Someone made a good post on here a few months ago about the shocking lack of SEC representation and how HBCU's have more HOF'ers. Its completely shocking but shouldn't be I guess, when you consider the segregation in recruiting at those places.

 

[ChiefJusticeMarshall]

Someone made a good post on here a few months ago about the shocking lack of SEC representation and how HBCU's have more HOF'ers. Its completely shocking but shouldn't be I guess, when you consider the segregation in recruiting at those places.

I was also looking the list by franchise. The 1974 rookie class by the Steelers yielded 5 HOFers. That is one more than the Cincy Bengal franchise who has been around since 1968.

 

[upj87]

New Count (Bold means new members added in latest class):

Notre Dame (14)
Southern California (14)
Michigan (11)
Miami - Florida (11)
Ohio State (11)
Pittsburgh (10) (Fitz, Donald, McCoy? Brown?)
Syracuse (9)
Alabama (8)
Minnesota (7)
Illinois (6)
Texas (6)
Penn State (6)
WVU (3)

Miami has a strong chance for at least a couple more.

this is heading down the path of meaninglessness in the age of the paid collegiate mercenary...