As signing day inches closer, we’re still waiting to find out which of the nation’s highest-touted prep stars are headed to the SEC.
There’s little suspense, however, in figuring out where the talent emanates. Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi have been pumping stars into the conference for several decades. Tennessee, Texas and Arkansas haven’t been far behind in recent years.
To get a firm grasp of the geographic centers that have helped build the SEC into a powerhouse, we decided to produce some hard numbers. So, we counted the number of first-team All-SEC players (AP and Coaches’ ballots) from each state since 2000.
The result is an entertaining walk down memory lane, and there were more than a few surprises (“He played where?”).
The full list is below.
(Note that many of these players earned first-team All-SEC honors more than once, but we listed only the first season they were recognized.)
Arizona (1)
2015: Texas A&M WR Christian Kirk (Scottsdale)
Hawaii (1)
2004: Tennessee DT Jesse Mahelona (Kailua-Kona)
Washington, D.C. (1)
2015: Florida CB Jalen Tabor
Wisconsin (1)
2001: Kentucky AP Derek Abney (Weston)
Connecticut (2)
2009: Florida TE Aaron Hernandez (Bristol)
2012: Florida TE Jordan Reed (New London)
Illinois (2)
2015: Ole Miss WR Laquon Treadwell (Crete)
2016: LSU C Ethan Pocic (Lemont)
Kansas (2)
2014: Missouri DE Shane Ray (Roeland Park)
2016: Auburn G Braden Smith (Overland Park)
Massachusetts (2)
2006: Florida WR Dallas Baker (Mt. Herman) [Attended high school in New Smyrna Beach, Fla., before enrolling at Northfield-Mount Herman prep school in Chatham, Mass., for one year]
2013: Georgia TE Arthur Lynch (Dartmouth)
Michigan (2)
2001: Kentucky P Glenn Pakulak (Lapeer)
2009: Alabama RB Mark Ingram (Flint)
Indiana (3)
2001: Florida QB Rex Grossman (Bloomington)
2005: Vanderbilt QB Jay Cutler (Santa Claus)
2012: Florida P Kyle Christy (Brownsburg)
Pennsylvania (3)
2002: Georgia RB Musa Smith (Perry County)
2012: Florida DT Sharrif Floyd (Philadelphia)
2014: Auburn RB Cameron Artis-Payne (Harrisburg)
Colorado (4)
2014: Alabama P JK Scott (Denver)
2015: Auburn K Daniel Carlson (Colorado Springs)
2016: Auburn G Alex Kozan (Highlands Ranch)
2016: Arkansas OT Dan Skipper (Arvada)
Oklahoma (4)
2006: Tennessee WR Robert Meachem (Tulsa)
2007: Arkansas RB Felix Jones (Tulsa)
2008: Ole Miss K Joshua Shene (Oklahoma City)
2015: Missouri LB Kentrell Brothers (Guthrie)
California (5)
2004: Tennessee LB Kevin Burnett (Compton)
2006: Florida CB Ryan Smith (La Puente)
2011: Tennessee DT Malik Jackson (Los Angeles)
2012: Tennessee TE Mychal Rivera (Los Angeles)
2015: Arkansas G Sebastian Tretola (San Bernardino)
Maryland (5)
2000: Ole Miss DE Derrick Burgess (Greenbelt)
2007: LSU P Patrick Fisher (Hyattsville)
2009: Florida CB Joe Haden (Fort Washington)
2013: Alabama OT Cyrus Kouandjio (Hyattsville)
2014: Alabama G Arie Kouandjio (Hyattsville)
New Jersey (5)
2002: Tennessee S Rashad Baker (Camden)
2006: Tennessee DE Turk McBride (Camden)
2007: Georgia RB Knowshon Moreno (Middletown)
2008: Florida OT Phil Trautwein (Voorhees)
2016: Alabama CB Minkah Fitzpatrick (Jersey City)
Ohio (6)
2002: Kentucky OT Antonio Hall (Canton)
2002: Florida CB Keiwan Ratliff (Whitehall)
2004: Tennessee OT Michael Muñoz (Cincinnati)
2013: Texas A&M P Drew Kaser (Cuyahoga Falls)
2014: Alabama LB Trey DePriest (Springfield)
2015: Alabama C Ryan Kelly (West Chester)
Missouri (6)
2011: Auburn P Steve Clark (Kansas City)
2012: Missouri DT Sheldon Richardson (St. Louis)
2013: Missouri OT Justin Britt (Lebanon)
2013: Missouri DE Kony Ealy (New Madrid)
2013: Missouri CB E.J. Gaines (Independence)
2016: Missouri CB Aarion Penton (St. Louis)
Virginia (6)
2000: Auburn RB Rudi Johnson (Chester)
2000: Tennessee K Alex Walls (Bristol)
2002: Georgia DE Johnathan Sullivan (Chatham) [Attended high school in Griffin, Ga., before enrolling at Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Va., for one year]
2007: Tennessee LB Jerod Mayo (Hampton)
2007: Florida AP Percy Harvin (Virginia Beach)
2015: Alabama DE Jonathan Allen (Ashburn)
North Carolina (7)
2006: Georgia OT Dan Inman (Hope Mills)
2007: Florida LB Brandon Spikes (Shelby)
2008: Georgia WR Mohamed Massaquoi (Charlotte)
2011: South Carolina DE Melvin Ingram (Rockingham)
2012: Georgia RB Todd Gurley (Tarboro)
2014: South Carolina WR Pharoh Cooper (Havelock)
2015: Florida DE Jonathan Bullard (Shelby)
Kentucky (9)
2000: Kentucky TE Derek Smith (Fort Thomas)
2001: Kentucky DE Dennis Johnson (Harrodsburg)
2002: Kentucky RB Artose Pinner (Hopkinsville)
2006: Kentucky TE Jacob Tamme (Danville)
2006: Kentucky AP Keenan Burton (Louisville)
2008: Kentucky LB Micah Johnson (Hopkinsville)
2008: Kentucky P Tim Masthay (Murray)
2009: Kentucky DT Corey Peters (Louisville)
2012: Kentucky G Larry Warford (Richmond)
Arkansas (16)
2002: Arkansas OT Shawn Andrews (Camden)
2003: Arkansas RB Cedric Cobbs (Little Rock)
2004: Arkansas DE Jeb Huckeba (Searcy)
2005: Arkansas RB Darren McFadden (North Little Rock)
2006: Arkansas C Jonathan Luigs (Little Rock)
2006: Arkansas DE Jamaal Anderson (Little Rock)
2008: Arkansas TE D.J. Williams (North Little Rock)
2009: Arkansas G Mitch Petrus (Carlisle)
2010: Auburn OT Lee Ziemba (Rogers)
2011: Arkansas QB Tyler Wilson (Greenwood)
2011: Auburn RB Michael Dyer (Little Rock)
2011: Arkansas WR Jarius Wright (Warren)
2011: Arkansas DE Jake Bequette (Little Rock)
2011: Arkansas AP Joe Adams (North Little Rock)
2014: Arkansas LB Martrell Speight (North Little Rock)
2015: Arkansas TE Hunter Henry (Little Rock)
South Carolina (21)
2000: South Carolina G Cedric Williams (Charleston)
2000: Georgia DT Richard Seymour (Hopkins)
2001: Arkansas LB Jermaine Petty (Inman)
2001: South Carolina CB Sheldon Brown (Richburg)
2004: South Carolina WR Troy Williamson (Aiken)
2005: South Carolina WR Sidney Rice (Gaffney)
2005: Georgia CB Tim Jennings (Orangeburg)
2005: South Carolina S Ko Simpson (Rock Hill)
2005: Kentucky AP Rafael Little (Anderson)
2007: Tennessee S Jonathan Hefney (Rock Hill)
2008: Georgia WR A.J. Green (Summerville)
2008: Tennessee DE Robert Ayers (Bennettsville)
2009: Florida DE Carlos Dunlap (North Charleston)
2010: South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore (Duncan)
2010: South Carolina WR Alshon Jeffery (St. Matthews)
2010: South Carolina DE Devin Taylor (Beaufort)
2010: South Carolina CB Stephon Gilmore (Rock Hill)
2011: LSU DE Sam Montgomery (Greenwood)
2012: South Carolina DE Jadeveon Clowney (Rock Hill)
2012: Tennessee AP Cordarrelle Patterson (Rock Hill)
2013: South Carolina DT Kelcy Quarles (Greenwood)
2014: South Carolina G A.J. Cann (Bamberg)
Texas (27)
2002: Arkansas RB Fred Talley (Longview)
2003: LSU C Ben Wilkerson (Hemphill)
2003: Alabama LB Derrick Pope (Galveston)
2006: Arkansas OT Tony Ugoh (Houston)
2007: Arkansas G Robert Felton (Houston)
2007: LSU G Herman Johnson (Denton)
2007: LSU K Colt David (Grapevine)
2008: LSU WR Brandon LaFell (Houston)
2009: LSU OT Ciron Black (Tyler)
2010: Arkansas RB Knile Davis (Missouri City)
2010: Arkansas OT DeMarcus Love (Dallas)
2012: Texas A&M QB Johnny Manziel (Kerrville)
2012: Arkansas WR Cobi Hamilton (Texarkana)
2012: Texas A&M OT Jake Matthews (Missouri City)
2012: Texas A&M OT Luke Joeckel (Arlington)
2012: Texas A&M DE Damontre Moore (Rowlett)
2013: Texas A&M WR Mike Evans (Galveston)
2013: Arkansas C Travis Swanson (Houston)
2013: Missouri DE Michael Sam (Hitchcock)
2014: Missouri WR Bud Sasser (Denton)
2014: Texas A&M OT Cedric Ogbuehi (Allen)
2014: Missouri AP Marcus Murphy (DeSoto)
2015: Mississippi State WR Fred Ross (Tyler)
2015: Texas A&M DE Myles Garrett (Arlington)
2015: Alabama DT A’Shawn Robinson (Fort Worth)
2016: Alabama QB Jalen Hurts (Channelview)
2016: Arkansas RB Rawleigh Williams III (Dallas)
2016: LSU S Jamal Adams (Lewisville)
Tennessee (27)
2000: Tennessee DT John Henderson (Nashville)
2000: Auburn P Damon Duval (Chattanooga)
2001: Tennessee RB Travis Stephens (Clarksville)
2001: Arkansas S Ken Hamlin (Memphis)
2001: Tennessee S Andre Lott (Memphis)
2002: Tennessee OT Will Ofenheusle (Martin)
2002: Tennessee TE Jason Witten (Elizabethton)
2002: Alabama DE Kindal Moorehead (Memphis)
2002: Vanderbilt LB Hunter Hillenmeyer (Nashville)
2003: Tennessee C Scott Wells (Brentwood)
2003: Tennessee P Dustin Colquitt (Knoxville)
2004: Vanderbilt LB Moses Osemwegie (Nashville)
2005: Ole Miss LB Patrick Willis (Bruceton)
2005: Auburn P Kody Bliss (Brentwood)
2006: Tennessee K James Wilhoit (Hendersonville)
2006: Auburn K John Vaughn (Brentwood)
2006: Tennessee P Britton Colquitt (Knoxville)
2007: Ole Miss OT Michael Oher (Memphis)
2007: Ole Miss DE Greg Hardy (Memphis)
2009: Tennessee DE Dan Williams (Memphis)
2009: Kentucky AP Randall Cobb (Alcoa)
2010: Alabama G Barrett Jones (Memphis)
2010: LSU K Josh Jasper (Memphis)
2011: LSU OT Alex Hurst (Arlington)
2011: Alabama LB Dont’a Hightower (Lewisburg)
2013: Vanderbilt OT Wesley Johnson (Nashville)
2016: Tennessee DE Derek Barnett (Nashville)
Mississippi (39)
2000: Mississippi State OT Floyd Womack (Cleveland)
2000: Florida OT Kenyatta Walker (Meridian)
2000: Tennessee DE Will Overstreet (Jackson)
2000: Mississippi State LB Mario Haggan (Clarksdale)
2000: Mississippi State CB Fred Smoot (Jackson)
2000: Mississippi State S Pig Prather (Falkner)
2000: Ole Miss AP Deuce McAllister (Morton)
2001: Auburn G Kendall Simmons (Ripley)
2001: Ole Miss OT Terrence Metcalf (Clarksdale)
2001: Ole Miss CB Syniker Taylor (Gulfport)
2002: LSU G Stephen Peterman (Bay St. Louis)
2002: Ole Miss LB Eddie Strong (Batesville)
2002: Ole Miss S Matt Grier (Fulton)
2003: Ole Miss WR Chris Collins (Liberty)
2003: Ole Miss DT Jesse Mitchell (Moss Point)
2003: Ole Miss K Jonathan Nichols (Greenwood)
2004: Auburn QB Jason Campbell (Taylorsville)
2004: Alabama LB Cornelius Wortham (Calhoun City)
2005: Ole Miss OT Tre Stallings (Magnolia)
2005: Mississippi State DE Willie Evans (Waynesboro)
2006: Auburn G Tim Duckworth (Taylorsville)
2006: Auburn DE Quentin Groves (Greenville)
2006: Mississippi State LB Quinton Culberson (Jackson)
2007: Mississippi State S Derek Pegues (Batesville)
2008: Ole Miss DT Peria Jerry (Batesville)
2009: Mississippi State RB Anthony Dixon (Raymond)
2009: Ole Miss WR Shay Hodge (Morton)
2009: Ole Miss OT John Jerry (Batesville)
2010: Mississippi State OT Derek Sherrod (Caledonia)
2010: Mississippi State LB Chris White (Vancleave)
2011: Mississippi State DT Fletcher Cox (Yazoo City)
2012: Mississippi State G Gabe Jackson (Liberty)
2012: Mississippi State CB Johnthan Banks (Maben)
2013: Alabama OT Anthony Steen (Clarksdale)
2013: Ole Miss S Cody Prewitt (Bay Springs)
2014: Mississippi State G Ben Beckwith (Benton)
2014: Mississippi State LB Benardrick McKinney (Tunica)
2014: Ole Miss CB Senquez Golson (Pascagoula)
2016: Texas A&M G Avery Gennesy (Southaven)
Louisiana (45)
2000: LSU WR Josh Reed (Rayne)
2001: LSU RB LeBrandon Toefield (Independence)
2001: LSU LB Trev Faulk (Lafayette)
2001: LSU LB Bradie James (West Monroe)
2002: LSU CB Corey Webster (St. James)
2003: Ole Miss QB Eli Manning (New Orleans)
2003: LSU WR Michael Clayton (Baton Rouge)
2003: LSU WR Devery Henderson (Opelousas)
2003: LSU DE Marcus Spears (Baton Rouge)
2003: LSU DT Chad Lavalais (Marksville)
2003: Arkansas S Tony Bua (New Orleans)
2004: LSU OT Andrew Whitworth (Monroe)
2004: Mississippi State DT Ronald Fields (Bogalusa)
2004: LSU LB Lionel Turner (Walker)
2005: LSU DT Claude Wroten (Bastrop)
2005: LSU DT Kyle Williams (Ruston)
2005: LSU S LaRon Landry (Boutte)
2005: LSU AP Skyler Green (Jefferson Parish)
2006: Ole Miss RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis (New Orleans)
2006: LSU OT Glenn Dorsey (Gonzales)
2007: Vanderbilt G Chris Williams (Baton Rouge)
2007: LSU S Craig Steltz (Metairie)
2008: LSU RB Charles Scott (Jonesboro)
2008: LSU DE Rahim Allen (New Orleans)
2010: LSU DT Drake Nevis (Marrero)
2011: LSU WR Reuben Randle (Bastrop)
2011: LSU G Will Blackwell (West Monroe)
2011: LSU CB Tyrann Mathieu (New Orleans)
2011: LSU CB Morris Claiborne (Shreveport)
2011: LSU P Brad Wing (Baton Rouge)
2012: Alabama RB Eddie Lacy (Geismar)
2012: LSU S Eric Reid (Geismar)
2013: LSU RB Jeremy Hill (Baton Rouge)
2013: Auburn OT Greg Robinson (Thibodaux)
2013: Alabama P Cody Mandell (Lafayette)
2013: LSU AP Odell Beckham Jr. (New Orleans)
2014: Mississippi State QB Dak Prescott (Haughton)
2014: LSU OT La’el Collins (Baton Rouge)
2014: Alabama S Landon Collins (Geismar)
2015: LSU RB Leonard Fournette (New Orleans)
2015: Alabama OT Cam Robinson (Monroe)
2016: LSU RB Derrius Guice (Baton Rouge)
2016: LSU G Will Clapp (New Orleans)
2016: LSU LB Kendell Beckwith (Jackson)
2016: LSU CB Tre’Davious White (Shreveport)
Alabama (57)
2000: Arkansas LB Quinton Carter (Anniston)
2001: Alabama C Alonzo Ephraim (Birmingham)
2001: Tennessee G Fred Weary (Montgomery)
2001: Alabama LB Saleem Rasheed (Irondale)
2002: Alabama G Marico Portis (Prichard)
2002: Alabama OT Wesley Britt (Cullman)
2002: Alabama DT Kenny King (Daphne)
2002: Auburn LB Karlos Dansby (Birmingham)
2003: Auburn RB Cadillac Williams (Attallah)
2003: Auburn G Monreko Crittenden (Montgomery)
2003: Alabama DE Antwan Odom (Irvington)
2003: Auburn DT DeMarco McNeil (Prichard)
2004: Alabama G Evan Mathis (Homewood)
2004: Auburn DT T.J. Jackson (Opelika)
2004: Tennessee CB Jason Allen (Muscle Shoals)
2004: Alabama K Brian Bostick (Cullman)
2005: Alabama RB Kenneth Darby (Huntsville)
2005: Alabama WR Chad Jackson (Hoover)
2005: Vanderbilt WR Earl Bennett (Birmingham)
2005: Tennessee OT Arron Sears (Russellville)
2005: Alabama LB DeMeco Ryans (Bessemer)
2005: Alabama S Roman Harper (Prattville)
2006: LSU QB JaMarcus Russell (Mobile)
2006: Auburn G Ben Grubbs (Eclectic)
2006: Arkansas OT Zac Tubbs (Cullman)
2006: Alabama CB Simeon Castille (Birmingham)
2007: Alabama OT Andre Smith (Birmingham)
2007: Alabama DE Wallace Gilberry (Bay Minette)
2007: LSU CB Chevis Jackson (Mobile)
2007: South Carolina CB Captain Munnerlyn (Mobile)
2007: Alabama S Rashad Johnson (Sulligent)
2008: Alabama C Antoine Caldwell (Montgomery)
2008: South Carolina TE Jared Cook (Birmingham)
2008: Auburn DE Antonio Coleman (Mobile)
2008: Alabama LB Rolando McClain (Decatur)
2009: Alabama S Mark Barron (Mobile)
2009: Alabama K Leigh Tiffin (Muscle Shoals)
2010: Alabama WR Julio Jones (Foley)
2010: Auburn C Ryan Pugh (Hoover)
2010: Alabama DT Marcell Dareus (Birmingham)
2011: Alabama C William Vlachos (Birmingham)
2011: Alabama LB Courtney Upshaw (Eufaula)
2012: Vanderbilt WR Jordan Matthews (Madison)
2012: Alabama G D.J. Fluker (Foley)
2012: Alabama LB C.J. Mosley (Theodore)
2012: Alabama CB Dee Milliner (Millbrook)
2013: Auburn C Reese Dismukes (Spanish Fort)
2013: Auburn DE Dee Ford (Odenville)
2013: Alabama AP Christion Jones (Adamsville)
2014: Alabama LB Reggie Ragland (Madison)
2014: Kentucky K Austin MacGinnis (Prattville)
2015: Vanderbilt LB Zach Cunningham (Pinson)
2015: Ole Miss S Trae Elston (Oxford)
2016: Auburn RB Kamryn Pettway (Prattville)
2016: Alabama WR ArDarius Stewart (Fultondale)
2016: Alabama LB Reuben Foster (Auburn)
2016: Alabama LB Ryan Anderson (Daphne)
Florida (64)
2000: Tennessee RB Travis Henry (Frostproof)
2000: Florida WR Jabar Gaffney (Jacksonville)
2000: LSU C Louis Williams (Fort Walton Beach)
2000: Kentucky G Omar Smith (Davie)
2000: Florida OT Mike Pearson (Seffner)
2000: Florida DE Alex Brown (Jasper)
2000: Florida CB Lito Sheppard (Jacksonville)
2000: Florida S Todd Johnson (Sarasota)
2001: Florida C Zac Zedalis (Alachua)
2001: Alabama DT Jarret Johnson (Chiefland)
2001: Florida LB Andra Davis (Live Oak)
2001: Florida K Jeff Chandler (Jacksonville)
2002: Florida WR Taylor Jacobs (Tallahassee)
2002: Auburn C Ben Nowland (St. Augustine)
2002: Auburn CB Travaris Robinson (Miami)
2002: Tennessee CB Julian Battle (Wellington)
2003: Florida OT Max Starks (Orlando)
2004: Florida RB Ciatrick Fason (Neptune Beach)
2004: Georgia G Max Gilles (North Miami Beach)
2004: Auburn S Junior Rosegreen (Fort Lauderdale)
2005: Florida C Mike Degory (Palm Bay)
2005: Florida CB Dee Webb (Jacksonville)
2006: LSU WR Dwayne Bowe (Miami Gardens)
2006: Florida WR Dallas Baker (New Smyrna Beach) [Attended Northfield-Mount Herman prep school in Chatham, Mass., for one year between high school and Florida]
2006: Florida C Steve Rissler (Riverview)
2006: Florida DE Ray McDonald (Belle Glade)
2006: Florida LB Earl Everett (Bushnell)
2006: Florida S Reggie Nelson (Melbourne)
2007: Florida QB Tim Tebow (Ponte Vedra)
2007: Georgia DT Geno Atkins (Fort Lauderdale)
2007: Auburn DT Pat Sims (Fort Lauderdale)
2007: LSU LB Ali Highsmith (Miami)
2008: Alabama RB Glen Coffee (Fort Walton Beach)
2008: Alabama DT Terrence Cody (Riverdale)
2008: Florida AP Brandon James (St. Augustine)
2009: Florida C Maurkice Pouncey (Lakeland)
2009: Florida G Mike Pouncey (Lakeland)
2009: Alabama G Mike Johnson (Pensacola)
2009: Alabama CB Javier Arenas (Tampa)
2009: Ole Miss AP Dexter McCluster (Largo)
2010: Mississippi State DE Pernell McPhee (Pahokee)
2010: Kentucky LB Danny Trevathan (Leesburg)
2010: LSU CB Patrick Peterson (Pompano Beach)
2010: Florida CB Janoris Jenkins (Pahokee)
2010: Florida S Ahmad Black (Lakeland)
2010: Georgia K Blair Walsh (Fort Lauderdale)
2011: Alabama RB Trent Richardson (Pensacola)
2011: Georgia TE Orson Charles (Tampa)
2011: Auburn DE Corey Lemonier (Hialeah)
2011: Florida K Caleb Sturgis (St. Augustine)
2011: Florida AP Chris Rainey (Lakeland)
2012: Florida RB Mike Gillislee (DeLand)
2012: Florida S Matt Elam (Palm Beach Gardens)
2013: Auburn RB Tre Mason (Boynton Beach)
2013: Georgia LB Ramik Wilson (Tampa)
2013: Florida CB Vernon Hargreaves (Tampa)
2013: Alabama S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (Orlando)
2013: Georgia K Marshall Morgan (Plantation)
2014: Alabama WR Amari Cooper (Miami)
2014: Ole Miss OT Laremy Tunsil (Lake City)
2014: Florida DE Dante Fowler (St. Petersburg)
2015: Alabama RB Derrick Henry (Yulee)
2015: Georgia OT John Theus (Jacksonville)
2016: Alabama S Eddie Jackson (Lauderdale Lakes)
Georgia (71)
2000: Auburn QB Ben Leard (Hartwell)
2000: South Carolina LB Kalimba Edwards (East Point)
2001: Georgia OT Jon Stinchcomb (Lilburn)
2001: Georgia TE Randy McMichael (Fort Valley)
2001: Georgia CB Tim Wansley (Buford)
2002: Georgia QB David Greene (Snellville)
2002: Georgia WR Terrence Edwards (Sandersville)
2002: Georgia DE David Pollack (Snellville)
2002: Georgia DE Johnathan Sullivan (Griffin) [Attended Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Va., between high school and Georgia]
2002: Georgia LB Boss Bailey (Folkston)
2002: Georgia K Billy Bennett (Athens)
2003: Florida TE Ben Troupe (Augusta)
2003: Georgia LB Odell Thurman (Monticello)
2003: Florida LB Channing Crowder (Sandy Springs)
2003: Auburn LB Dontarrious Thomas (Perry)
2003: Arkansas CB Ahmad Carroll (Atlanta)
2003: Georgia S Sean Jones (Atlanta)
2003: Georgia S Thomas Davis (Cuthbert)
2004: Auburn RB Ronnie Brown (Cartersville)
2004: Georgia WR Reggie Brown (Carrollton)
2004: Georgia WR Fred Gibson (Waycross)
2004: Auburn OT Marcus McNeill (Ellenwood)
2004: Georgia TE Leonard Pope (Americus)
2004: Auburn CB Carlos Rogers (Augusta)
2004: Mississippi State P Jared Cook (Columbus)
2005: Georgia QB D.J. Shockley (College Park)
2005: Auburn RB Kenny Irons (Dacula)
2005: Georgia DE Quentin Moses (Athens)
2005: Arkansas LB Sam Olajubutu (LaGrange)
2005: Georgia CB Demario Minter (Stone Mountain)
2005: Georgia S Greg Blue (College Park)
2005: Georgia K Brandon Couto (Suwanee)
2006: Georgia TE Martrez Milner (Oakwood)
2006: South Carolina LB Jasper Brinkley (Thomson)
2006: Kentucky LB Wesley Woodyard (LaGrange)
2006: Georgia S Tra Battle (Forsyth)
2006: Georgia AP Mikey Henderson (Buford)
2007: South Carolina WR Kenny McKinley (Austell)
2007: Tennessee G Anthony Parker (Hampton)
2007: South Carolina DE Eric Norwood (Kennesaw)
2008: Georgia G Clint Boling (Johns Creek)
2008: Georgia LB Rennie Curran (Snellville)
2008: Kentucky CB Trevard Lindley (Hiram)
2008: Tennessee S Eric Berry (Fairburn)
2009: Georgia P Drew Butler (Suwanee)
2010: Auburn QB Cam Newton (Atlanta)
2010: Alabama OT James Carpenter (Hephzibah)
2010: Georgia LB Justin Houston (Statesboro)
2010: LSU LB Kelvin Sheppard (Stone Mountain)
2010: Florida P Chas Henry (Dallas)
2011: Tennessee WR Da’Rick Rogers (Calhoun)
2011: Georgia OT Cordy Glenn (Riverdale)
2011: South Carolina OT Rokevious Watkins (Fairburn)
2011: Georgia LB Jarvis Jones (Columbus)
2011: Georgia S Bacarri Rambo (Donalsonville)
2012: Alabama G Chance Warmack (Atlanta)
2012: LSU LB Kevin Minter (Suwanee)
2013: Tennessee LB A.J. Johnson (Gainesville)
2013: Vanderbilt S Kenny Ladler (Stone Mountain)
2014: Georgia RB Nick Chubb (Cedartown)
2014: Ole Miss TE Evan Engram (Powder Springs)
2014: Kentucky DE Bud Dupree (Irwinton)
2014: Mississippi State DE Preston Smith (Stone Mountain)
2014: Ole Miss DT Robert Nkemdiche (Loganville)
2014: Georgia LB Amarlo Herrera (College Park)
2015: LSU G Vadal Alexander (Buford)
2015: Georgia S Dominick Sanders (Tucker)
2015: Tennessee AP Evan Berry (Fairburn)
2016: Auburn DE Carl Lawson (Alpharetta)
2016: LSU DE Arden Key (Union City)
2016: Auburn DT Montravius Adams (Vienna)
Which state has been the most impressive since 2000? Let us know in the comments section below.
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