Can you name the NFL touchdown leaders from each of these colleges? by herrod54

College	Player	Position/Drafted By
Abilene Christian		RB/Eagles
Akron		DE/Dolphins
Alabama		RB/Seahawks
Alabama A&M		WR/Steelers
Alabama-Birmingham		WR/Falcons
Alcorn State		WR/Packers
Arizona		WR/Broncos
Arizona State		WR/Redskins
Arkansas		WR/49ers
Auburn		RB/Chargers
BYU		QB/Buccaneers
California		TE/Chiefs
Central Florida		QB/Vikings
Central Washington		QB/UNDRAFTED
Cincinnati		RB/Giants
Clemson		RB/Vikings
Colgate		RB/Raiders
Colorado		WR/Raiders
Colorado State		RB/Rams
Delaware		QB/Patriots
Duke		RB/Eagles
East Carolina		RB/Browns
East Central (OK)		DL/Jets
Florida		RB/Cowboys
Florida A&M		WR/Cowboys
Florida State		WR/Lions
Fresno State		WR/Rams
Georgia		RB/Cowboys
Georgia Tech		WR/Rams
Grambling State		WR/Oilers
Hofstra		WR/UNDRAFTED
Houston		RB/Bills
Illinois		WR/Browns
Iowa		WR/Chargers

College	Player	Position/Drafted By
Jackson State		RB/Bears
Kansas		RB/Jets
Kansas State		RB/Redskins
Kent State		TE/UNDRAFTED
Kutztown PA		WR/Bills
Louisiana-Lafayette		WR/Ravens
Louisiana State		RB/Packers
Louisiana Tech		WR/Cardinals
Louisville		WR/Dolphins
Marshall		WR/Vikings
Maryland		WR/Browns
Memphis		WR/Rams
Miami (FL)		RB/Colts
Michigan		WR/Rams
Michigan State		WR/Colts
Milton		QB/UNDRAFTED
Minnesota		RB/Cowboys
Mississippi State		WR/Bills
Mississippi Valley State		WR/49ers
Missouri		RB/Buccaneers
Missouri Southern		WR/UNDRAFTED
Nebraska		WR/Patriots
Nevada		RB/UNDRAFTED
New Mexico		WR/Jets
North Carolina		RB/49ers
North Carolina State		WR/Rams
North Texas		RB/Steelers
Northern Illinois		RB/Chargers
Northwestern		QB/Lions
Notre Dame		WR/Raiders
Ohio		WR/Falcons
Ohio State		WR/Eagles
Oklahoma		WR/Eagles
Oklahoma State		RB/Lions

College	Player	Position/Drafted By
Ole Miss		RB/Saints
Oregon		WR/Cardinals
Oregon State		WR/Bengals
Penn State		RB/Colts
Pittsburgh		RB/Patriots
Purdue		RB/Buccaneers
San Diego State		RB/Colts
San Jose State		WR/Eagles
Savannah State		TE/Broncos
South Carolina		WR/Packers
Southern		WR/Eagles
Southern Methodist		RB/Rams
Stanford		WR/Packers
Syracuse		WR/Colts
Tennessee		WR/Patriots
Tennessee-Chattanooga		WR/49ers
Texas		RB/UNDRAFTED
Texas A&M		RB/Cardinals
Texas Christian		RB/Chargers
Tulsa		WR/Oilers
UCLA		RB/Rams
UNLV		WR/Redskins
USC		RB/Raiders
Utah		WR/Panthers
UTEP		WR/Giants
Villanova		RB/Eagles
Virginia		RB/Giants
Virginia Tech		WR/Packers
Washington		RB/Bengals
William & Mary		DB/Packers
Yankton		DL/Broncos
Youngstown State		QB/Rams

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NFL TD Leaders by College Quiz

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Created Dec 8, 2009 in Sports
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	herrod54:	Dec 8th, 2009 at 18:04 GMT	1 point
	Before you say anything about this, please know that players in this quiz need not have been drafted from this school and need only have attended at some point. Thanks and enjoy the quiz!

	JoeSlice:	Dec 8th, 2009 at 19:11 GMT	2 points
	Great quiz!!!

	jsomm094:	Jan 5th, 2010 at 18:23 GMT	1 point
	simply, wow...

	Illini13:	Jan 5th, 2010 at 22:26 GMT	0 points
	its amazing that akron's TD leader is a defensive end

	Blasko54:	May 11th, 2010 at 17:20 GMT	1 point
	What about.. Charlie Frye for Akron? Didn't he have more?

	herrod54:	Jun 13th, 2010 at 09:48 GMT	1 point
	Charlie Frye does have four NFL touchdowns but the player in question has six.

	pita:	Jul 3rd, 2010 at 00:52 GMT	2 points
	I think you want to say that the player actually played at least one game for the school. Otherwise, Randy Moss should count for Florida State too, since he attended there for a year.

	feste26:	Feb 20th, 2011 at 22:19 GMT	1 point
	Putting the team it was drafted by is distracting, to say nothing of not being helpful. If you want to put in some work, find out who they scored the most touchdowns for. If not, leave it off. It's a misdirection.