2020 Soul 12 Draft Discussion

[The Q]

Chance Nolan was not on my 500+ player draft board...

 

[TonyStavoli]

@omareasy34 OTC

 

[TonyStavoli]

@SportsGuru5 OTC

 

[Draft Crazy]

@The Q is very nervous for his next pick.

 

[The Q]

I like that Joyner pick this late. Curious how Arizona looks this year

 

[TonyStavoli]

@Red Snow OTC

 

[TonyStavoli]

I like that Joyner pick this late. Curious how Arizona looks this year

Probably like poop?

 

[osubuckeye89]

Gonna be a lot of 4-6 teams this year without those 2-3 layup OOC games.

 

[Draft Crazy]

The Q will post his pick soon. He is setting up a photo booth session with his next pick to have a good photo to post.

 

[Draft Crazy]

Someone explain to Q this isn’t an all transfer draft.

 

[Draft Crazy]

Draft is over. Excellent job. Please keep checking back for updates.

@osubuckeye89
@Navin101
@BSUSeahawk
@Paper Tigers @omareasy34 @JonBlaze @DHoey @SportsGuru5 @The Q @Red Snow @TonyStavoli

 

[Draft Crazy]

Soul 12 Final Picks


2020- Joey Gatewood, QB, Kentucky (OSUBuckeye)

2019- Javonte Williams, RB, North Carolina (OmarEasy34)

2018- Ian Book, QB, Notre Dame (Red Snow)

2017- Mykel Jones, WR, Oklahoma (Navin101)

2016- Markell Pack, WR, Mississippi (Draft Crazy)

2015- Marcus Johnson, WR, Texas (The Q)

2014- Trey Williams, RB, Texas A&M (SportsGuru)

2013- Austyn Carta-Samuels, QB, Vanderbilt (tonystavoli)

2012- Keon Hatcher, WR, Arkansas (Draft Crazy)

2011- Trey Johnson, RB, West Virginia (JonBlaze)

2010- Jeremy Ebert, WR, Northwestern (Special Ed)

2009- Frankie Hammond, WR, Florida (SkinsDevil)

2008- Carson Butler, TE, Michigan (SportsGuru)

2007- Cornelius Ingram, TE, Florida (Draft Crazy)

2006- Jeremy Ito, K, Rutgers (SkinsDevil)

2005- Bristol Olomula, TE, Texas Tech (TitanFan)

2004- JaJuan Rankins, WR, Oklahoma (SportsGuru)

 

[Draft Crazy]

First Picks

2020- D’Eriq King, QB, Miami (OSUBuckeye)

2019- Jalen Hurts, QB, Oklahoma (OmarEasy34)

2018- Jonathan Taylor, RB, Wisconsin (Red Snow)

2017- J.T. Barrett, QB, Ohio State (Navin101)

2016- Chad Kelly, QB, Mississippi (Draft Crazy)

2015- Nick Chubb, RB, Georgia (The Q)

2014- Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State (SportsGuru)

2013- Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor (tonystavoli)

2012- Marcus Lattimore, RB, South Carolina (Draft Crazy)

2011- Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia (JonBlaze)

2010- Jerrod Johnson, QB, Texas A&M (Special Ed)

2009- Zac Robinson, QB, Oklahoma State (SkinsDevil)

2008- Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia (SportsGuru)

2007- John David Booty, QB, USC (Navin from Draft Crazy)

2006- Steve Slaton, RB, West Virginia (SkinsDevil)

2005- Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma (TitanFan)

2004- Darren Sproles, RB, Kansas State (SportsGuru)

 

[Draft Crazy]

Here is my updated pick by team that I do for the hell of it.

Teams that have dropped the past few years after being drafted pretty heavily previously.
- West Virginia, Oklahoma State, Arkansas
-Michigan State, Purdue (First few years of Soul 12 I hit MSU and Purdue heavy and if my memory serves me right it has been a long time for both teams.) - 5 plus years if memory serves me right, which I am a little foggy on Purdue, almost certain on Michigan State.

Teams Rising
Mississippi (One of the last teams I ever drafted a player from, first player was Chad Kelly) recent years the total has jumped to a total of 8 with 2 more this year.

Texas A&M- I believe until a few years ago I had only drafted two players from this school. They have jumped up heavily in the past few years. I believe other than this year (1) I've drafted 2 plus players from this school the past 3-4 years. Few years ago I drafted 4 from Texas A&M.

Here are the totals. Nobody cares, but like to have it saved here as I add to it. Bolded are teams I drafted from in 2020. Don't have too much fun if you're still reading this.

2019 was the first year I drafted someone from Iowa State (Brock Purdy). 2020 Kentucky, (Kavoisey Smoke) which means Boston College is the final and only team I have never drafted a player from. It has been a looooooong time since I have drafted a player from Nebraska, Illinois, Arizona, Purdue, Louisville, Michigan State, Miami, Virginia, Kansas State, South Carolina, Colorado, Indiana, Vanderbilt, Pittsburgh.

The team that has had the longest drought from now until the last time I drafted a player is Vanderbilt. In which I took Jeff Jennings back in the day when Skins was a the commish.


annnnnd, if you're still reading and not bored with useless information... Here you go! Now I nominate The Q to do his rundown. It might look something like this.
42- Washington State 38- Syracuse 32- Texas Tech

19- Arizona State


18- Oregon


17- Texas Tech


16-


15- Clemson


14- California


13-


12- Texas A&M


11- West Virginia, Alabama


10- Ohio State, Texas, Washington State (2), Oregon State, Georgia

9- Arkansas, Iowa, Florida,

8- Oklahoma State, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Mississippi (2)

7- Purdue, Louisville, Missouri, LSU (3), Baylor, Georgia Tech

6- Michigan State, Maryland, Stanford North Carolina, Auburn, USC, Florida State

5- Arizona, Miami, Rutgers, North Carolina State, Michigan, Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest

4- Virgina, Kansas State, Minnesota, South Carolina, UCLA, Washington, Penn State

3- Colorado, Utah

2- Nebraska, Illinois, TCU, Syracuse, Northwestern

1- Indiana, Vanderbilt, Pittsburgh, Duke, Mississippi State, Iowa State, Kentucky

0- Boston College


Teams No Longer Draft Eligible
2- Houston, Cincinnati

1- Temple, SMU

 

[The Q]

Here is my updated pick by team that I do for the hell of it.

Teams that have dropped the past few years after being drafted pretty heavily previously.
- West Virginia, Oklahoma State, Arkansas
-Michigan State, Purdue (First few years of Soul 12 I hit MSU and Purdue heavy and if my memory serves me right it has been a long time for both teams.) - 5 plus years if memory serves me right, which I am a little foggy on Purdue, almost certain on Michigan State.

Teams Rising
Mississippi (One of the last teams I ever drafted a player from, first player was Chad Kelly) recent years the total has jumped to a total of 8 with 2 more this year.

Texas A&M- I believe until a few years ago I had only drafted two players from this school. They have jumped up heavily in the past few years. I believe other than this year (1) I've drafted 2 plus players from this school the past 3-4 years. Few years ago I drafted 4 from Texas A&M.

Here are the totals. Nobody cares, but like to have it saved here as I add to it. Bolded are teams I drafted from in 2020. Don't have too much fun if you're still reading this.

2019 was the first year I drafted someone from Iowa State (Brock Purdy). 2020 Kentucky, (Kavoisey Smoke) which means Boston College is the final and only team I have never drafted a player from. It has been a looooooong time since I have drafted a player from Nebraska, Illinois, Arizona, Purdue, Louisville, Michigan State, Miami, Virginia, Kansas State, South Carolina, Colorado, Indiana, Vanderbilt, Pittsburgh.

The team that has had the longest drought from now until the last time I drafted a player is Vanderbilt. In which I took Jeff Jennings back in the day when Skins was a the commish.


annnnnd, if you're still reading and not bored with useless information... Here you go! Now I nominate The Q to do his rundown. It might look something like this.
42- Washington State 38- Syracuse 32- Texas Tech

19- Arizona State


18- Oregon


17- Texas Tech


16-


15- Clemson


14- California


13-


12- Texas A&M


11- West Virginia, Alabama


10- Ohio State, Texas, Washington State (2), Oregon State, Georgia

9- Arkansas, Iowa, Florida,

8- Oklahoma State, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Mississippi (2)

7- Purdue, Louisville, Missouri, LSU (3), Baylor, Georgia Tech

6- Michigan State, Maryland, Stanford North Carolina, Auburn, USC, Florida State

5- Arizona, Miami, Rutgers, North Carolina State, Michigan, Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest

4- Virgina, Kansas State, Minnesota, South Carolina, UCLA, Washington, Penn State

3- Colorado, Utah

2- Nebraska, Illinois, TCU, Syracuse, Northwestern

1- Indiana, Vanderbilt, Pittsburgh, Duke, Mississippi State, Iowa State, Kentucky

0- Boston College


Teams No Longer Draft Eligible
2- Houston, Cincinnati

1- Temple, SMU

what about UConn?

 

[omareasy34]

If Q wins it all this year can we add UConn to being draft eligible next year?

 

[The Q]

If Q wins it all this year can we add UConn to being draft eligible next year?

Ask DC, winsleys and paper tigers.

I’ve been trying to get them back ever since they got booted

 

[Draft Crazy]

what about UConn?

I have never drafted a player from UCONN, and I don't have them listed as 0, because they are no longer draft eligible. I did own Donald Brown one year.

 

[Draft Crazy]

If Q wins it all this year can we add UConn to being draft eligible next year?

I will allow Cincinnati. He has to win 3 before we go that low.

 

[TonyStavoli]

@Draft Crazy Do you remember who you drafted with the 1 player per team?