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They sure can sell him on blocking for the best rb's in college football. Lsu =NFLU. Lsu has more players on nfl rosters than any school in the country. Good selling point if i say so myself

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Arguable I'd say, but certainly top 5 or so.
But does anyone have the numbers on just how many of those players are from the offense, and more specifically the OL?

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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000531745/article/college-programs-with-the-most-alums-on-nfl-week-1-rosters

http://www.lsusports.net/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=177165

Quite a few i would say

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They sure can sell him on blocking for the best rb's in college football. Lsu =NFLU. Lsu has more players on nfl rosters than any school in the country. Good selling point if i say so myself

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Arguable I'd say, but certainly top 5 or so.
But does anyone have the numbers on just how many of those players are from the offense, and more specifically the OL?

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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000531745/article/college-programs-with-the-most-alums-on-nfl-week-1-rosters

http://www.lsusports.net/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=177165

Quite a few i would say

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lsu with 4 OL? all starters presuming Collins does actually start for the Cowboys)
3 drafted in last 5 years (1 first rounder)


A&M has what, 6 OL? includes 4 starters (until Lewis was injuried) and 1 IR (Ogbuehi?)
4 drafted in last 5 years (3 first rounders) - as well as 1 UDFA


probably still an easier sell in terms of nfl OL for A&M. After all, pass blocking is still more coveted in the NFL than run block for a player with Little's potential

Greg was wearing an LSU Polo this week in class just FYI..