West Texas A&M, an NCAA Division II school located in Canyon, Texas, had more players selected in the 2010 NFL Draft than 23 BCS schools.
The two Buffaloes’ players drafted were Eugene Sims, a 6-4, 247-pound defensive end who was taken in the sixth round by the St. Louis Rams, and J’marcus Webb, a 6-7, 335-pound offensive tackle taken in the seventh round by the Chicago Bears.
Of the 255 players selected in this year’s draft, 79 were chosen from programs outside the major BCS conferences.
Several small schools had more players selected during the three-day NFL Draft than BCS programs.
Joining West Texas A&M were William & Mary and James Madison, both of which had two players chosen.
The Citadel, Appalachian State, Fordham, Central Arkansas, South Carolina State, South Dakota State, Missouri State, Morehouse, Indiana (PA) and Hillsdale College all had one player chosen in the 2010 NFL Draft.
Conversely, Big 12 Conference member Colorado, Big East Conference member Louisville, ACC member Duke and Pac-10 member Washington State didn’t have any players chosen during the draft.
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