Syracuse quarterback Ryan Nassib is one of the top senior prospects in the Big East. (Photo: US Presswire)
NEPD Editor: James Christensen
When the Patriots look at college prospects, they seem to pay extra special attention to the Big East conference. Have a look at this year’s NFL Draft prospects in our roundup of Big East prospect posts from the past week.
Miami made the Big East a draft day powerhouse with players like Vince Wilfork.
NEPD Editor: Doug Kyed
Every Friday this summer I’m doing a case study on the last ten years draft history of every conference in the FBS.
Through these case studies we’ll be able to answer which schools and conferences produce the most talent, the most busts, the most players at each position and much more.
I know that it’s a lot of information to digest, but there’s some very interesting findings during this first week of research which will become even more telling as each week progresses.
This week, I’m taking on the Big East. You can also read about the Independents, C-USA, Big Ten, ACC and MAC.
Ray Graham is the top senior prospect in the Big East Conference.
NEPD Editor: Mike Loyko
No conference will look more different than the Big East over the course of the next three years due to realignment throughout Division One college football. 2012 will be a bridge year of sorts with West Virginia leaving, Temple joining and Boise State among other teams joining in 2013.
The Big East produced a number of very good NFL Draft prospects last year including Patriots 1st round pick Chandler Jones of Syracuse. How will realignment and graduation effect the conference’s draftable prospects?
Continue reading to find out who the top Senior prospects in the Big East are this year.
Say hello to one of the best WR's in the 2012 NFL Draft class that you haven't heard of.
The Big East is the fourth conference that we’ve previewed so far for the upcoming 2011 NCAA Football season. We’re giving you the best 2012 NFL Draft prospect on each team.
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