Going for a record: colleges with the most NFL players of all time?

So I'm a junior planning for college, and I'm looking for the big leagues — quite literally. I am curious which colleges have the track record of producing the most NFL players of all time. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Sure, I can definitely help you find some of the colleges that have been the most successful in producing NFL players. There's a good chance you'll find some of the usual suspects on the list, but here are some names:

- University of Southern California (USC): USC has a strong football program and has sent a considerable number of players to the NFL.

- Ohio State University: Another football powerhouse, Ohio State has also contributed heavily to the NFL.

- University of Alabama: Alabama's football program has consistently been one of the best in the nation, and they've produced a lot of NFL talent.

- University of Notre Dame: Notre Dame has had many of their players drafted into the NFL.

- University of Miami: Known as "The U," Miami has a storied football program and has been quite successful in sending players to the NFL.

Please note that these colleges have rigorous admission processes, so in addition to your athletic ability, you'll also need to demonstrate academic prowess. Also remember that football programs can be quite competitive, so it's important to do your research, make sure you're a good fit for the school (both athletically and academically) and then reach out to the coaching staff.

Lastly, keep in mind that even though these schools have produced a lot of NFL talent, the percentage of college football players who make it to the NFL is still quite low. It's always a good idea to have a backup plan and to make sure you're happy with your chosen school even if your NFL dreams don't pan out. And of course, balance your academic and athletic commitments.