1. Ohio State’s draft was impressive enough in raw total picks … 2016 Ohio State fell short of breaking 2004 Ohio State’s seven-round record for the most total picks (14) and 1984 Texas’ overall record (17 out of 336 picks in 12 rounds), but 12 still tops the legendary 11 by Miami in 2002, 11 by Florida State in 2015, and what have you. Urban Meyer’s Buckeyes seemingly made history in every round, though, finishing one shy of 2004 Miami’s record of six first-rounders, then tying the record for the most picks through two rounds (seven), then setting the record for the most through three rounds (10). After Nick Vannett to Seattle at pick No. 94, the Buckeyes had 10.6 percent of all picks. And then this happened: Ohio State produced as many draft picks in the first four rounds as the entire Pac-12. — Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) April 30, 2016 2. … and that this happened with three rounds left is just bonkers … …
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