Here is the second of three charts we are publishing reflecting how states ranked in producing Division I-A recruits in relation to their population. This information comes to us from
Map Game Day, and you can view the complete list by
clicking here. Our first chart, published Tuesday, showed
the top 15 states,
with Hawaii leading the nation by producing one Division I-A recruit for every 35,633 residents. This chart represents states in the middle of the pack, from 16 through 30. On Thursday, we will publish the final chart that shows states ranked from 31 to 46. Four states — North Dakota, South Dakota, Rhode Island and Vermont — failed to produce a I-A recruit. You can click on the chart for a closer look.
Here is the second of three charts we are publishing reflecting how states ranked in producing Division I-A recruits in relation to their population. This information comes to us from Map Game Day, and you can view the complete list by clicking here. Our first chart, published Tuesday, showed the top 15 states, 
with Hawaii leading the nation by producing one Division I-A recruit for every 35,633 residents. This chart represents states in the middle of the pack, from 16 through 30. On Thursday, we will publish the final chart that shows states ranked from 31 to 46. Four states — North Dakota, South Dakota, Rhode Island and Vermont — failed to produce a I-A recruit. You can click on the chart for a closer look.
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